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Savannah, GA
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Bella's Italian Cafe |
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4408 Habersham St, Savannah 31405 • 912-354-4005 |
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MIDTOWN. Named for a diminutive grandmother, this popular eatery offers relaxed atmosphere and classic Italian fare. Main courses include specialties like chicken or veal parmesan, a grilled NY strip, garlicky shrimp scampi, and more than fifteen pasta offerings, which come with breadsticks and a side salad. Hearty subs, pizzas, and panini (lunch only) are available as well. Wines are presented by the glass or by the bottle. |
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Clary's Cafe |
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404 Abercorn St, Savannah 31401 • 912-233-0402 |
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. Clary's was made famous by Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, but they have been in business since 1903. The places offers an extensive breakfast menu, including French toast, their special malted waffles, pancakes, and omelets. They also serve lunch ... Or you could go just for dessert and sample homemade bread pudding, fresh apple pie, or an old fashioned banana split. The Habersham location serves dinner; both locations serve breakfast all day. |
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User Rating: 7.5 / 10
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Crab Shack |
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40 Estill Hammock Rd, Tybee Island 31328 • 912-786-9857 |
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TYBEE ISLAND. Everybody loves the Crab Shack, locals and tourists alike! They've even had their share of celebrity visitors. The best part about eating at the Crab Shack is sitting under the huge canopy of live oak trees with the view of the marsh. The Lowcountry Boil, a mixture of shrimp, sausage, corn and potatoes, is especially popular. Much of their seafood is steamed, which will appeal to the health conscious. Prices are also reasonable. Take your friends, wear something casual, and sit back and enjoy the view while you eat some of the best seafood in Savannah. |
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User Rating: 7.0834 / 10
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Goose Feathers an Express Cafe & Bakery |
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39 Barnard St, Savannah 31401 • 912-233-4683 |
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. This charming cafe makes for a popular breakfast and lunch spot. The morning menu features egg sandwiches, oatmeal, waffles, and a variety of bagels and spreads, plus fresh fruit and a host of coffee drinks. Lunch delivers soups, quiches, sandwiches, and salads. Follow up with a big cookie, a slice of decadent cake, or a dish of comforting bread pudding. Croissants, pastries, breads, and muffins are also delicious pick-me-ups. |
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User Rating: 8 / 10
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Jazz'd Tapas Bar |
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52 Barnard St, Savannah 31401 • 912-236-7777 |
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. This happening night spot occupies the basement of the historic Kress building, but its funky, industrial appeal is decidedly modern. A long metallic bar, black tabletops, red-seated chairs, and vibrant paintings accent the room, and a separate lounge features dark leather couches. An extensive small plates menu ($5-12 each) draws from a wide variety of culinary traditions, and you'll want to try a variety to get the full effect. Opt for the baked cheese terra cotta plate with its accompaniments of roasted garlic, sliced green apples, and French bread, or sample Cuban-rubbed beef satays with jalapeno glaze. Wines (by the bottle or glass), ports, and over twenty martinis grace the drinks menu. Live music is a nice addition from Wednesday till Sunday. |
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Moon River Brewing Company |
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August 24, 2007
21 W Bay St, Savannah 31401 • 912-447-0943 |
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. Moon River Brewing Company is the city's only brew pub, and it makes the finest beer in the Southeast right on the premises. Ask for a taster glass to sample any or all of the brews to see which you like best. Also offered are a full bar and great food. Start off with spinach artichoke dip, and then consider excellent and reasonably priced sandwiches, pastas, appetizers, and more. Entrees include baby back ribs, crab cakes, blackened sea scallops, and chicken and sausage Creole. Daily lunch specials and lots of artwork are also crowd-pleasers. |
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User Rating: 9.875 / 10
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Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room |
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107 W Jones St, Savannah 31401 • 912-232-5997 |
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. Located in the basement of a 19th century home, this dining room offers a family-style Southern meal. Guests occupy long dining tables and pass around bowls of fried chicken, ham, beef stew, collard greens, rice and gravy, snap beans, mashed potatoes, candied yams and squash. The daily menu offers at least four meats and ten veggie dishes, so there are always plenty of choices. Lunch $15/person. |
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User Rating: 9.5 / 10
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Pirate's House |
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20 E Broad St, Savannah 31401 • 912-233-5757 |
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. With a tradition of hospitality dating back to 1753, this establishment did, indeed, cater to seamen early on. These days, it's got a more sedate clientele, and they're more inclined to gluttony than to marauding. Locals frequently recommend the highly rated restaurant, and its 15 different dining rooms can handle a host of patrons. The menu specializes in seafood (everything from a stomach-sating seafood platter to grouper Florentine), and there's a terrific, reasonably-priced Southern lunch buffet as well from 11am till 3pm. Fabulous desserts round out a great meal. |
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User Rating: 9.25 / 10
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The Lady and Sons |
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102 W Congress St, Savannah 31401 • 912-233-2600 |
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. Y'all, this is Paula Deen's restaurant, and tons of her fans show up regularly to sample the cuisine she's touted on places like the Food Network and in her cookbooks. After a (sometimes lengthy) wait, folks get to tuck into genuine Southern cuisine, from fried green tomatoes and fried chicken to shrimp-and-grits and pecan pie. The lunch buffet is a great deal, too, letting you eat all that you can in the great tradition of Southern hospitality. While some patrons prefer the a la carte menu, you can be certain that – no matter which option you choose – you'll be well-fed before it's all said and done. |
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User Rating: 9.0714 / 10
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Wall's |
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515 E York Ln, Savannah 31401 • 912-232-9754 |
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. There are always a few places in every town that cultivate long-term patrons, just by their presence and their quality. Wall's is one such Savannah institution. Fans crowd the place's plastic booths and even put on bibs to enjoy top-notch BBQ at the super casual spot. You'll feel right at home as you dig into a BBQ sandwich or indulge in ribs with homestyle veggies. If you're intent on going against the barbecue status quo, try the terrific deviled crabs. |
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