My son and I went to Collins Quarter while we were in Savannah for a wedding. The food was…read moreabsolutely delicious, the outdoor seating was wonderful. Matt our server was great.

We had the best experience at Collins Quarter in Savannah with our group of 9 friends! From the…read moremoment we walked in, everything was incredible. The atmosphere was beautiful, the food and drinks were amazing, and the service was truly top notch. A huge shoutout to Cooper, who went above and beyond to make sure our large group had an exceptional experience. He was attentive, friendly, patient, and made us all feel loved and part of the family! It's not always easy managing a table of eight, but he handled everything perfectly and made our brunch even more enjoyable. Every single one of us left saying how much we loved it and we all wanted to put Cooper in our pocket and take him home with us! Cooper if you're reading this, you need to make your own yelp account so we can build you up honey! Also, the foo was OUTSTANDING!!! The drinks were giving first class! If you are in Savannah, Collins Quarter is absolutely worth a visit. We will definitely be back!

Looking for a true southern breakfast like grandmas kitchen? Here is your place !…read more Good service , cozy ambiance and incredible belly filling food. Every time I'm in Savannah , it's must I start my day at Clary's. The portion sizes are hearty and the fresh brewed coffee soothes my soul. Pancakes are the size of the plates and Omelettes are made for football players lol! Come hungry and wear stretchy pants !!

Came here for brunch on Sunday morning. We didn't have a reservation and a line was pretty long. We…read morewaited for over 20 minutes to be seated. It gets super busy. The ambience is pretty traditional diner, I would recommend seating outside if weather allows, it's much more pleasant than seating outside. Service was friendly and attentive and very quick. They have a large selection of dishes. I had crab cake Benedict. Which was pretty good. We also had some decaf drip coffee. Our toddler got some pancakes that were really good. Overall place was very good, very traditional and I think many tourists go there.

Food: 7/10 Drinks: 7/10…read moreService: 7/10 Ambiance: 8/10 Overall rating: 7.5/10 The avocado fries were just okay, they made me realize I don't like warm mushy avocado. Fried Oreos are always good!

What kind of a place closes for a private party on a Friday night?…read moreNo sign outside, we walk in at 8:30 and are turned away. On a Friday night.

Unique food choices and all were awesome. Apple pic chicken sandwich was awesome. PB&J wings were…read morea great appetizer. Highly recommend

What a terrific find! There are a few restaurants under this name, but all are interesting and…read moreserve quality food. We had a Cobb salad, which was more than enough for two people to split. We added chicken, and it could have been a meal in itself. We also had a surprising appetizer, creamed collard dip, which was an elevated spinach dip. House-made chips accompanied it, which is something that is shared but tasted wonderful. We also tried a blast from the past, A fried Balogn sandwich. They had a bar for those adult beverages as well. The decor is fun and vibrant in all the restaurants. We also ate at Hitch. We did not get to Pizza in our travels, but people at our hotel who went said it was really a good value and just as fun with great staff. people. Make sure you get to one of the locations in Savanah for very affordable, award-winning dishes.

Lovely place! The tomato soup was super creamy and warm, which was lovely in the chilly weather…read more The picture doesn't do the grilled cheese justice - it looks greasy in the picture but it was wonderful. The cheese was smooth, not oily, and the bread was perfectly toasted. Not pictured is the "pot of gold" iced coffee, which was a vanilla and toffee nut flavor with sprinkles on top. The flavor wasn't nutty, which I enjoyed. If you like sweet coffees, this is a great option! (It is close to St Patrick's Day so may only be a special) The lady taking orders was super nice and friendly and made sure that we knew exactly what we were ordering.

Left disappointed after a $65 breakfast. I was a little surprised when the food came out in takeout…read moreboxes with them offering a brunch menu. Below is a breakdown of what we had, rated by the family member who ordered it. - Small Lavender Latte (4 stars): Nice floral taste with a hint of honey sweetness. Slight bitter aftertaste. - Large Caramel Latte (5 stars): Husband liked it. I thought it was a little bitter. - Avocado Toast (2.5 stars): bread was the best part. Tomatoes tasted canned. - Chocolate Croissant (2 stars): Dry and cold even though requested heating. - Almond Croissant (3 stars) - Scramble Bowl (5 stars): Clear winner here. This was the best thing. - French Toast Bagel (3.5 stars)

My husband and I had heard so much about the Treylor Park restaurants in Savannah and knew we had…read moreto try one during our visit. The online menu photos looked incredible (though I still side-eye those famous PB&J wings--maybe next time!). We chose the Treylor Park Double Wide Diner for breakfast and were thrilled we did. Pro tip: Head there early on a Sunday morning! Alcohol can't be served until after 11 a.m., so the place is surprisingly quiet and easy to get into--no crowds or long waits. We were seated right away, and our server was incredibly friendly and attentive from start to finish. My husband went for The Chupacabra--a massive chimichanga-style breakfast burrito stuffed with eggs, sausage, onions, cheddar cheese, fresh pico de gallo, Sriracha, and chipotle crème fraîche, served with cheesy grits on the side. I ordered the Brunch Nachos, which sounded fun as an "appetizer"... big mistake (or the best kind of mistake!). It was a towering plate of waffle fries loaded with cheddar cheese, bacon, sausage gravy, fried chicken, and topped with sunny-side-up eggs. Both portions were enormous and absolutely delicious--we had to pace ourselves to make a dent in them! Everything tasted fantastic, with bold flavors and that perfect Southern comfort twist Treylor Park is known for. We're already planning to stop by again whenever we're near one of their locations--highly recommend for a fun, hearty breakfast!

Ordered the Roasted Turkey BLT (Roasted turkey, Applewood smoked bacon, spring mix, tomatoes,…read moregarlic aioli on brioche, served w/ waffle fries). Good but basic. Space is cute, especially if you can get sat next to a window to people watch. Service was slow the day we were there but I dont think it was the server's issue, I think it was the kitchen. Our server was very nice and apologetic about it but it was odd because the place wasnt even half full at the time. I dont know if i would come back to this location, but I would be open to trying the others that they have.

When it comes to visiting Savanah, admittedly I've come to expect only the best culinary…read moreexperiences; and, casual though it may be, Goose Feathers did not disappoint. Open only until 2:00 PM, if you're looking for breakfast, brunch or lunch, this is the place to be. Arriving at just about noon, the place was packed, but not unpleasantly so, with customers that quickly moved through the ordering process, past the register, and to the ample seating, of their own choosing (with limited outdoor seating available; but not preferable at the time, due to the spotty showers that also choose to attend). Beverages are provided as payment is being made, leaving no thirst unquenched. Needless to say, seating is immediate. With a cup of rich, flavorful, house blend coffee in hand, my daughter, Son in Law, and I found a seat with a great view of the market activities happening outside only moments before our meals were served. The Italian Panini, chock full of succulent mildly spicy meats and lettuce, covered proportionately with dressing (yes, I was given my own bite size sample) , was my daughter's choice; a visually appealing (although not personally sampled) breakfast platter was the pick of the day for my Son in Law; and, Salmon BLT, composed of one thick, juicy piece of salmon, bursting with flavor, accented by a slice of smokey bacon atop a crisp bed of lettuce, slathered in a mild, but tasty, mustard based sauce, between two halves of a soft , flakey, croissant that more than rivaled the size of an average hamburger bun, was my choice. It did not disappoint. At just under $45.00, before tip, all of this seemed like a bargain. If there could be a downside to this experience, and I would say there couldn't be, it would be that, when visiting Savanah, choosing the place to eat jus became a bit more difficult, with Goose Feathers now in contention.

Food and staff is amazing! Breakfast burritos is now my favorite breakfast burrito in town!…read more Ate it to fast and forgot to take a picture!

This was the first stop once arriving in Savannah…read more Specifically went for the crab cake eggs benedict. Plus, just got off a red eye so I was tired AF and in need of a bite. My sister and I ran into a couple on our sidewalk journey to this place who, assuming we were lost, told us to look for the Kroger and that this "Mate" place was considered by locals as a "cult." (Weird first impression of Savannahians.) The sun was out a little when we arrived so we sat outside and amongst the umbrellas. We got coffees, the crab benny, and avo smash toast. Best crab cake in the city, I can safely say, after four days eating them everywhere. Very cool servers also, who giggled saying " you wouldn't have found the Kroger." Good thing we were not looking for Kroger and had already found this spot in place of this culty Mate joint. Pop this place to the top of the list, trust me.

The food (chicken shawarma wasn't a good representation) and service (an order of three food items…read morewas somehow messed up) were average. The rating was saved by the great location. Food: 3 Service: 3 Ambiance: 5

Amazing liege waffle, my wife and I enjoyed ricotta toast with a side of bacon, mocha latte, and…read morethe . The ricotta toast with jam and bee pollen was fantastic. The atmosphere was quiet and calm, serene morning time with a beautiful view of the cathedral basilica out front. The cashiers were kind and food was prepared in a timely manner. Will definitely return here!

Nice little coffee shop across the street from St. John's Cathedral and luckily, right by our…read morehotel. I ordered the iced Matcha and my sister got a caramel latte alongside two breakfast sammies. Standard matcha, but the latte was exceptionally smooth with beautifully steamed milk. The sammies were also good, but I'd suggest asking to remove the tomato harissa jam. Too much! It overwhelmed the savory components.

Highly recommend Common for an intimate private event. The Food, Service and venue size was just…read moreperfect! Server ( Marty) was extraordinary, Point person to coordinate our event (Leah) made us feel so at ease!. For all you foodies! the menu was fantastic, a made cake from their kitchen was to die for. We celebrated and intimate dinner for bride and groom with 12 guest. everyone enjoyed and celebrated their choice on the menu. Price/ value A+

We came to Common for a bachelorette party of 11 and had the best experience!!! The staff was…read moreincredibly kind and accommodating, and the service was amazing the entire time. The food was delicious, unique, and came in very generous portions. Our server Dave was especially great: friendly, attentive, and really knowledgeable about the menu. Overall, such a fun spot for a group dinner in Savannah. Would definitely come back! It was the best meal we had all weekend. They even gave us a complimentary round of champagne to celebrate the bride!