Go-Go Diner
Cuisine: American, Diner
Last updated on May 20, 2019
10Best Says
Just over the Caloosahatchee Bridge, across from downtown Fort Myers, you'll find the Go-Go Diner in a strip mall next to a Bingo Hall. The chef and owner is a Culinary Institute of America graduate... Read More
Just over the Caloosahatchee Bridge, across from downtown Fort Myers, you'll find the Go-Go Diner in a strip mall next to a Bingo Hall. The chef and owner is a Culinary Institute of America graduate who has made local headlines with his homemade, corned beef hash. The Reuben's are piled high and the juicy burgers are $6.99, the toppings are unlimited. For breakfast, you can get affordable omelets, biscuits smothered in sausage gravy and a slew of items for under $10. Be sure to try the Red Velvet Pancakes for a sweet treat. They are topped with whipped cream and tiny chocolate chips. Keep in mind that prices and specials can change.
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Gina Birch
Fort Myers Local Expert
- Best Value: "Splurge on the signature Red Velvet Pancakes, topped with whipped cream and chocolate chips."
- Breakfast: "If you're in town during a summer monsoon, the parking lot can get flooded forcing a temporary closure. Owners are good about posting on facebook."
- Homestyle: "Splurge on the Red Velvet Pancakes."
- Recommended as Best Value Because: This diner is worth the effort to find and serves a corned beef hash that has locals raving.
- Best for Breakfast Because: This diner is worth the effort to find, with a classically trained chef who serves a corned beef hash that has locals raving.
- Best for Homestyle Because: The sausage gravy, corned beef hash, Reuben's and pancakes are home cooking comfort food at it's best.
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