Breakfast food Good as always been around before I was born. Not 5 star restaurant but where u can chill with og.s read the news paper might run into Italian killer/crime boss member lol nah but it give u that look.
High Dro
Family-owned business good food good attitude good
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Toast Beef Sausage, Chocolate Chip Pancakes with Eggs and Bacon, Grits
Mark.E
Been going here since a youngster. My favorite diner in Rochester!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bo S.
On a quiet corner in the El Camino neighborhood lies Mr. Goody's, at its opening hour of 8 a.m. Enjoy the quietude while you can! By 9 a.m., the area will be bustlin' and the booths will be a-fillin'! Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. There are signs aplenty on the walls. There is also a mysterious light switch on the divider. You can be CounterFolk or Citizens of the Boothby. We chose a booth in the northern sector of the restaurant, which seemed to be the most private. Sitting at the right-hand side of the counter, as seen in the above photo, means that every walker-in and walker-out will be brushing past your back. Dave ordered eggs, sunny-side up, with *gasp!* a salmon patty. Now listen, when he ordered, the server goes, "Hmm, are you sure?" Dave queried in response. The server replied, referring to the salmon patty, "I don't think you're gonna like it. I have regulars who come in here and love it. But... I don't think you're gonna like it." Dave, brave as Achilles (or perhaps brave as a youth playing as the Master Chief on Legendary difficulty just before he pops out from behind a rock to engage a Hunter), said, "I'll try it!" Bo ordered the western omelette, with a meat sauce add-on. Kathy ordered eggs over medium and some hash browns (more on that later!). While you wait, enjoy these retro, institutional, unbreakable coffee mugs! Check it out! Isn't that neat?? Before anyone even took a bite, we paused to reflect on the picture-perfection of Dave's eggs over easy. That's something that belongs on an advertisement, or maybe on a roadside billboard, or maybe on a little-known breakfast blog. Dave took a bite of the salmon patty. Suspenseful pause. "Not bad!" Suspenseful pause. Then his face did this thing, you can't really describe it in words, via text. Like his eyes sort of looked like they started looking farther out, like 20 yards distance, or maybe into the future, 20 years distant. His jaw sort of clenched, but not really clenched. More like, became more still. His Adam's apple moved, ever so slightly. "Hmm," he noted. Assuming that the flavors of the salmon patty were so Lovecraftian and eldritch as to not be described or warned against, I knew that I had to confront the monster myself. I took a bite. "Hmm, I kinda like it-" I said, before it, IT, hit me too. There's a 2-second delay. A 2 second delay! Then you get hit, not in the tongue, but like, in the back of the throat if that's even possible. Do you have taste buds there? Anyway, there's like a weird tangyness -- some tang. And, as I've already indicated, you don't notice it for two seconds. Still, Dave eventually finished the Salmon. "I'm glad I didn't actually make the bet!" the server said, "Or I would have lost!" Bo's omelette was perfectly fine, especially with Frank's added as an accomp- accompanim- side flavor thing. All except for our accompan-ah-uhst. Overall, the food was surprisingly edible! (Except Kathy declared the opposite regarding her hash browns -- notably, Dave clean-plated his hashbrowns, too! So he has salmon patty and hash browns and eggs all down there, a-simmering). Regarding the salmon patty: be brave! The server warned us, after all. She said it contained bread crumbs and some other stuff. It's like a potpourri of salmon. About $32 for all three of us, including add ons, but not including tip. There are plenty of signs warning that you tell them that you want to tip them AHEAD OF TIME! So we did. Don't let the bricks mesmerize you on the way out! Pro Tip: There is no parking lot. Stop looking for it! There is street parking available on North Clinton itself! You can see your car while you eat! Don't Miss: The coffee mugs! Or, for the Master Chiefs out there, the salmon patty!
Marcus Bollar
Ladies there treat me like family. Highly thankful of them. Also they makes sure I'm taking care of when ordering food.
Leonardo Hidalgo
Checking reviews I said it’s a good place to try but the service was bad I’ll never recommend no body and the lady uff out of word
Aileen Camacho
Nasty ? food and rude service plus rat inside the kitchen running around
Sophia Benitez
Food is amazing, so are the prices
Jenifer Marie
Good breakfast, quick turnaround time...
Kassy Jason
Great friendly customer service. It feels like family
Breakfast food Good as always been around before I was born. Not 5 star restaurant but where u can chill with og.s read the news paper might run into Italian killer/crime boss member lol nah but it give u that look.
Family-owned business good food good attitude good
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: French Toast Beef Sausage, Chocolate Chip Pancakes with Eggs and Bacon, Grits
Been going here since a youngster. My favorite diner in Rochester!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
On a quiet corner in the El Camino neighborhood lies Mr. Goody's, at its opening hour of 8 a.m. Enjoy the quietude while you can! By 9 a.m., the area will be bustlin' and the booths will be a-fillin'! Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. There are signs aplenty on the walls. There is also a mysterious light switch on the divider. You can be CounterFolk or Citizens of the Boothby. We chose a booth in the northern sector of the restaurant, which seemed to be the most private. Sitting at the right-hand side of the counter, as seen in the above photo, means that every walker-in and walker-out will be brushing past your back. Dave ordered eggs, sunny-side up, with *gasp!* a salmon patty. Now listen, when he ordered, the server goes, "Hmm, are you sure?" Dave queried in response. The server replied, referring to the salmon patty, "I don't think you're gonna like it. I have regulars who come in here and love it. But... I don't think you're gonna like it." Dave, brave as Achilles (or perhaps brave as a youth playing as the Master Chief on Legendary difficulty just before he pops out from behind a rock to engage a Hunter), said, "I'll try it!" Bo ordered the western omelette, with a meat sauce add-on. Kathy ordered eggs over medium and some hash browns (more on that later!). While you wait, enjoy these retro, institutional, unbreakable coffee mugs! Check it out! Isn't that neat?? Before anyone even took a bite, we paused to reflect on the picture-perfection of Dave's eggs over easy. That's something that belongs on an advertisement, or maybe on a roadside billboard, or maybe on a little-known breakfast blog. Dave took a bite of the salmon patty. Suspenseful pause. "Not bad!" Suspenseful pause. Then his face did this thing, you can't really describe it in words, via text. Like his eyes sort of looked like they started looking farther out, like 20 yards distance, or maybe into the future, 20 years distant. His jaw sort of clenched, but not really clenched. More like, became more still. His Adam's apple moved, ever so slightly. "Hmm," he noted. Assuming that the flavors of the salmon patty were so Lovecraftian and eldritch as to not be described or warned against, I knew that I had to confront the monster myself. I took a bite. "Hmm, I kinda like it-" I said, before it, IT, hit me too. There's a 2-second delay. A 2 second delay! Then you get hit, not in the tongue, but like, in the back of the throat if that's even possible. Do you have taste buds there? Anyway, there's like a weird tangyness -- some tang. And, as I've already indicated, you don't notice it for two seconds. Still, Dave eventually finished the Salmon. "I'm glad I didn't actually make the bet!" the server said, "Or I would have lost!" Bo's omelette was perfectly fine, especially with Frank's added as an accomp- accompanim- side flavor thing. All except for our accompan-ah-uhst. Overall, the food was surprisingly edible! (Except Kathy declared the opposite regarding her hash browns -- notably, Dave clean-plated his hashbrowns, too! So he has salmon patty and hash browns and eggs all down there, a-simmering). Regarding the salmon patty: be brave! The server warned us, after all. She said it contained bread crumbs and some other stuff. It's like a potpourri of salmon. About $32 for all three of us, including add ons, but not including tip. There are plenty of signs warning that you tell them that you want to tip them AHEAD OF TIME! So we did. Don't let the bricks mesmerize you on the way out! Pro Tip: There is no parking lot. Stop looking for it! There is street parking available on North Clinton itself! You can see your car while you eat! Don't Miss: The coffee mugs! Or, for the Master Chiefs out there, the salmon patty!
Ladies there treat me like family. Highly thankful of them. Also they makes sure I'm taking care of when ordering food.
Checking reviews I said it’s a good place to try but the service was bad I’ll never recommend no body and the lady uff out of word
Nasty ? food and rude service plus rat inside the kitchen running around
Food is amazing, so are the prices
Good breakfast, quick turnaround time...
Great friendly customer service. It feels like family
Restaurantji Recommends
Food always on point. A Rochester Staple
Prompt service and very reasonable pricing.
Always good. And filling great company as well. We love this spot
This restaurant is very Prejudice to African American people
Hashbrown/homefries were nasty