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Terry’s Tasty Shoppe, Goldsboro. 2757 likes · 790 were here. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Sunday & Monday- Closed.
The Tasty Shoppe, 4224 US Highway 70 E, Goldsboro, NC 27534, US
Terry’s Tasty Shoppe is a nostalgic eatery that offers a classic dining experience reminiscent of the old Taste Freeze on Hwy 70.
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Terry’s Tasty Shoppe, Goldsboro. 2758 likes · 4 talking about this · 790 were here. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm Sunday & Monday- Closed.
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Ralph Freeman
My wife and I were looking for a little something to nosh on for lunch and decided to give Tasty Shoppe a try. I ordered two Sausage Dog meals with Fries at the walk up window. Our food arrived in a reasonable time frame and we took our lunch home to eat. The food and atmosphere are typical mom and pop, drive up, American style comfort food. It was good and the prices are very reasonable.
… moretrey herring
There’s something sacred about a place like Terry’s Tasty Shop in Goldsboro, North Carolina. It’s not chasing trends. It’s not catering to foodies snapping selfies. It’s doing what it’s always done—serving up the kind of food that makes you stop, take a breath, and remember why simple is so damn good.
Terry—yes, she’s the boss—is the kind of woman who’s not just running a grill; she’s running an institution. She’s the heartbeat of this place, and you feel it in every plate that slides across that well-worn counter. There’s no BS here. Just burgers, dogs, shakes, and the kind of soul-soothing classics that could bring a grown man to tears on a rough day.
Start with the Big Tee Burger. It’s not trying to impress you—it just does. Juicy, messy in all the right ways, and served with chips that crackle like the 4th of July. The Bright Leaf hot dogs? A Carolina classic, done proper. No frills, no gimmicks—just that signature snap and nostalgic flavor that hits somewhere deep in your memory.
And then there’s the slaw. Good God. It’s not just good—it’s transcendent. Cool, crisp, with just the right balance of tang and cream. It’s the kind of slaw that makes everything it touches better. On one of Terry’s hot dogs, it’s practically a holy experience—like heaven itself created a topping just for this purpose. It doesn’t sit on the dog—it belongs there.
You want comfort? Get the hamburger steak, smothered in onions and rich gravy, with enough heart to carry you through the worst kind of weather. Come winter, the vegetable beef soup shows up like a warm hug in a Styrofoam cup. And don’t sleep on the chicken wings—crispy, seasoned, and not afraid to bring a little heat.
And the soft-serve? The milkshakes? This is the stuff kids grow up on, and grown folks come back for. It’s Americana in a cone, thick with nostalgia and just enough sugar to make you smile without shame.
One note for first-timers—don’t be surprised if your burger is interrupted by the roar of F-15s overhead. The shop sits close to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, and jet noise is just part of the soundtrack here. It might make you jump at first, but after a few visits, it starts to feel like home—like flavor and freedom shaking the sky together.
Terry’s doesn’t care about Michelin stars or Yelp elites. It’s feeding people the way food is supposed to be served—hot, honest, and full of love. It’s a roadside gospel of greasy-spoon glory, and if you can’t appreciate that, you’ve lost touch with what food is really about.
Goldsboro’s lucky. Places like this don’t come around often. And once they’re gone, you don’t get them back.
… moreTerry—yes, she’s the boss—is the kind of woman who’s not just running a grill; she’s running an institution. She’s the heartbeat of this place, and you feel it in every plate that slides across that well-worn counter. There’s no BS here. Just burgers, dogs, shakes, and the kind of soul-soothing classics that could bring a grown man to tears on a rough day.
Start with the Big Tee Burger. It’s not trying to impress you—it just does. Juicy, messy in all the right ways, and served with chips that crackle like the 4th of July. The Bright Leaf hot dogs? A Carolina classic, done proper. No frills, no gimmicks—just that signature snap and nostalgic flavor that hits somewhere deep in your memory.
And then there’s the slaw. Good God. It’s not just good—it’s transcendent. Cool, crisp, with just the right balance of tang and cream. It’s the kind of slaw that makes everything it touches better. On one of Terry’s hot dogs, it’s practically a holy experience—like heaven itself created a topping just for this purpose. It doesn’t sit on the dog—it belongs there.
You want comfort? Get the hamburger steak, smothered in onions and rich gravy, with enough heart to carry you through the worst kind of weather. Come winter, the vegetable beef soup shows up like a warm hug in a Styrofoam cup. And don’t sleep on the chicken wings—crispy, seasoned, and not afraid to bring a little heat.
And the soft-serve? The milkshakes? This is the stuff kids grow up on, and grown folks come back for. It’s Americana in a cone, thick with nostalgia and just enough sugar to make you smile without shame.
One note for first-timers—don’t be surprised if your burger is interrupted by the roar of F-15s overhead. The shop sits close to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, and jet noise is just part of the soundtrack here. It might make you jump at first, but after a few visits, it starts to feel like home—like flavor and freedom shaking the sky together.
Terry’s doesn’t care about Michelin stars or Yelp elites. It’s feeding people the way food is supposed to be served—hot, honest, and full of love. It’s a roadside gospel of greasy-spoon glory, and if you can’t appreciate that, you’ve lost touch with what food is really about.
Goldsboro’s lucky. Places like this don’t come around often. And once they’re gone, you don’t get them back.
P.J. Davis
First time visitor here. Always have loved the diner/car hop style and Terry’s is no different. Rather large order for 3 people and the speed was good and the food was even better. I visit in the area each year and I will be coming back
… moreCalvin Holloway Jr.
Great food! Nice friendly atmosphere. I ordered the cheeseburger with ketchup mustard and chilli it was delicious. The combo came with fries and a drink. I had to get the sweet tea. It also ranks high on the flavor and overall taste of the tea. I used to come here as a kid with my mom and dad … I hadn’t been in a while but it was just as I remembered it !! Taste and all!!!
… moreLee
Very cute place. Hotdogs (all the way) were very good. Malted milkshake tasted delicious but, could have been a little thicker…still, would definitely go back for another one.
… moreJireb Diz
Food was soooo good! Simple food but so delicious! Flavor was present in every bite. 100% recommend! Chili cheese fries
… moreYolanda Bunch
I should be ashamed of myself. I have lived in Goldsboro my whole adult life and never been here. The food was awesome. The hot dogs woooo. I will be returning
… moreTim Walters
Great hamburger. Quick service. Cook to order. The fries and onion rings were also delicious. Very friendly people. If you go for lunch go a bit early. The place was mobbed right at 12 noon. Because it is good.
… moreDeidra
Nice ladies here. Food was good, fresh, and fast. They have an extensive menu that I look forward to exploring upon my future visits.
… moreGary Metcalf
The best old school food and atmosphere! Reminds me of old times with my grandpa.
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