Taste of Goodness
$ • Ice Cream, Hot Dogs, Burgers
Hours:
2654 S Getty St, Norton Shores
(231) 747-8133
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I love their food! Wonderful staff and great service! I will be back again!!
the food portion is a good amount and it's so delicious. I will be eating here a lot.
terrible service. must stand outside to order. takes 15+ mins for a shake. no other customers around the entire time. they say support local businesses......however how are we supposed to when they terrible customer service is behind these businesses.....with attitudes like 'because I can' very poor experience.
Menu
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4PM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 4PM - 12AM |
| Friday | 4PM - 2:30AM |
| Saturday | 7PM - 2:30AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Taste of Goodness is a hidden gem that surprises visitors with its delicious home-style cooking. The menu offers a variety of dishes, including the popular turkey club, Philly sandwich, and buffalo chicken loaded fries. The restaurant's freshness and generous portions make it a great value for the price. With a unique ordering system and a cozy atmosphere, Taste of Goodness is a must-visit destination for foodies and families alike. Customers praise the quick and friendly staff, rustic environment, and the variety of tasty options. Many visitors enjoy the special creations like the Monster Burger, which features bacon, mozzarella sticks, fries, nacho cheese, and Texas Toast, all on a juicy burger. The restaurant also offers hand-dipped ice cream and a beautiful Strawberry Shortcake Shake that looks like it was made by Willy Wonka himself. Open year-round, the restaurant provides a real hometown burger and shake experience and is especially loved for its late-night, third-shift friendliness. Prices are considered amazing, and the food consistently exceeds expectations, making it a favorite spot for repeat visits and road trips through Muskegon.