The Best Restaurants
in Savannah

This is THE Savannah food experience. Sit with strangers, pass bowls of fried chicken, collard greens, and sweet potato souffle. It's been featured on every food show imaginable for good reason.

The she-crab soup and crispy flounder are legendary. Dine in an 18th-century mansion where you can feel the history. Request the tavern for a more casual vibe with live piano.

James Beard Award-winning chef, stunning deco interior, and food that makes you rethink Southern cuisine. This is destination dining at its finest. Reservations essential.

Many locals say this is even better than The Olde Pink House. The mansion setting is gorgeous, the service impeccable, and the menu showcases the best of Lowcountry cooking.

The best coffee in Savannah, hands down. The brunch is creative and fresh, and the atmosphere is perfect for people watching on Bull Street. Try the Aussie-style flat white.

Farm-to-table done right without the pretension. Great cocktails, killer fried chicken, and a fun atmosphere. Perfect for groups.

The duck fat fries alone are worth the visit. Sophisticated but not stuffy, with an impressive wine and cocktail program. Perfect for date night.

Don't let the whimsical menu fool you — the food is seriously good. Great for groups who want to share plates. The pickle chips are addictive.

Is it touristy? Yes. Is it also genuinely historic and fun? Absolutely. Kids love it, and the honey-pecan fried chicken is legitimately excellent.

This is Southern food elevated to art. Every ingredient is sourced from the South, and the menu is different every single day. It's a culinary experience, not just a meal.

This isn't typical Savannah food — it's better. The Conquistador might be the best sandwich in Georgia. Get the Godfather if you're hungry. Cash only, no seating, pure perfection.

This is where the characters from 'Midnight' ate breakfast. The food is honest diner fare — nothing fancy, just good. Sit at the counter for the full experience.

Step back in time at this genuine piece of Savannah history. The crab stew is famous, the prices are fair, and the atmosphere is pure old Savannah. No pretense, just good food.

The views alone are worth the visit — watching ships pass on the Savannah River while dining in a 19th-century cotton warehouse is pure magic. The food matches the setting.

This isn't just ice cream — it's a Savannah pilgrimage. The Tutti Frutti and Honey Almond Cream are legendary. Yes, there's a line. Yes, it's worth it. No, you can't skip it.

This is where locals go for brunch. The portions are generous, the Bloody Marys are strong, and the shrimp and grits are among the best in Savannah.

Perfect for a quick, quality breakfast before exploring the squares. The croissants are flaky, the coffee is excellent, and the vibe is relaxed. Great people-watching from the patio.

When you want serious seafood with a view, this is the spot. The slow-roasted prime rib and fresh catch specials are excellent. Request a window table at sunset.

This is where the locals eat seafood — not tourists. It's a bit outside downtown but worth the drive. The fried shrimp basket is perfect, and you'll eat overlooking actual working shrimp boats.