One of a kind
I took my 80 year old mother for a drive through the woods where she was born (Farmton) and came out at Oak Hill. We stopped at Goodrich Restaurant during Bike Week. It was the time of her life. She ate fried mullet, hushpuppies, beans and fries and tried to pick up two bikers from Minnesota.

They were slammed with bikers and locals and worked their butts off! The food was fast and great.

I shrimp and trout fish that area of the river at night, so it was a scene of beauty during the day.    [30 Mar 2004 19:30:07]

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Recommended Dishes: Fried oysters and mullet

     ­George Markos, DeBary   sokramdad at iwon dot com

If you are looking for a taste of "Old Florida", go no further.
Goodrich's is a Seafood Store/(Fish Camp)that's forte is group/family parties at night.

If you have 15 people who love seafood and a good time, the place is yours for the night. Bring coolers of what you want to drink, some money for the jukebox and plenty of appetite! It is somewhere around $20 per adult, which includes ALL YOU CAN EAT oysters, boiled shrimp, fried fish, New England and Manhattan Chowders, hush puppies and the best cheese grits you've ever tasted.

Everything is fresh caught or harvested and the oysters come out by the tub full. You shuck em and all the fixins are provided. We have been there several times over the years with family and friends and we are planning on going again soon. This is not a fancy dining experience, but one that you will always remember.    [05 Apr 2004 13:49:58]

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Recommended Dishes: Oysters, Cheese Grits

     ­Mark Patrick, Orlando, Fl.   

fabulous on the water dining
everything was good .

the new deck surroundig the joint was an added treat ... dining outside in the river wind.    [06 Jul 2005 06:53:58]

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Recommended Dishes: low down country boil

     ­Anonymous, merrick services   jimmymerrick at bellsouth dot net

A blast from the past!
I picked up seafood at Cecil Goodrich's "fish house" back in the '80's and always enjoyed a "fresh" mullet sandwich every time I visited. The "laid back" atmosphere was so refreshing even back 25 years ago. I'm excited to say it still has the same charm and great fresh seafood! I really appreciate the effort that the owner and manager put in to reopening this very special Florida "jewel."    [27 Dec 2006 06:01:31]

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Recommended Dishes: mullet dinner

     ­Anonymous