Connelly's Goody Goody Diner - St. Louis, MO

In this 1931-vintage diner you can expect to enjoy good hamburgers, chili mac, and that all-in-one breakfast dish known as a slinger.

100% Approval Rating (10 votes)

Overall: Worth planning a day around

Must Eats

The Wilbur ($5.00)

Biscuits (N/A)

hamburger ($4.00)

chili mac ($6.00)

Written Reviews

Michael Stern

"Breakfast is served all day (until closing mid-afternoon) Wednesday and Friday at the Goody Goody diner, and other days only until 11am. The menu is vast, ranging from omelets, breakfast sandwiches, pancakes, waffles, and French toast, to boneless catfish filets with ..." [Read More].

sssscooter

January 08, 2006

"We stopped by one day at breakfast. It was every bit as good as the Roadfood review stated. I took the plunge and ordered a "Wilbur". Our waitress set it on our table and gave me that look you get when you order something that just screams "heartburn". The fillings ..." [Read More].

Logbooks

2/2/2008 - buffetbuster, $10
6/6/2002 - Michael Stern, $6

Map & Directions

5900 Natural Bridge, St. Louis, MO
314-383-3333

http://www.goodygoodydiner.com/

Hours & Policies

Seasons:	Open Year Round
Meals Served:	Breakfast, Lunch
Operational Hours:	Always Call Ahead!
Credit Cards Accepted:	Yes
Alcohol Served:	No
Outdoor Seating:	No
Reservations Accepted:	No
Delivery Available:	No
Takeout Counters:	Yes

"A specific type of slinger, The Wilbur is Goody Goody Diner's signature dish."
buffetbuster

"The recommended bread with breakfast is a good, hot biscuit."
buffetbuster

"Why the Goody Goody Diner is good: the hospitality and expertise of executive chef Bob Williams (upper left), owner Richard Connelly, manager Chris Baker, and owner Laura Connelly."
Michael Stern

"Goody Goody Diner is one of a few St. Louis businesses permitted to have a flashing sign. "
buffetbuster

"Now called Connelly's, the Goody Goody Diner is said to have gotten its original name back in the days it was an A&W root beer stand and kids cried out goody goody! when their parents brought them to eat here."
Michael Stern

"The Goody Goody Diner at the height of car culture in America"
Michael Stern