What a wonderful experience. From the moment we walked in, the energy was warm, welcoming, and full…read moreof genuine smiles. The team was incredibly kind, attentive, and knowledgeable, which made the visit even more special. It's clear there's a strong sense of care and support here, and it truly shows. The coffee was delicious, and I ordered my favorite a sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit which was soft, fresh, and absolutely amazing. Such a beautiful concept and an even better experience. All the way from NJ xo

Great place with great ambience, great service and good selections. Service was pleasant and…read morefriendly. We had some nice hot teas which were well made in no time. Definitely recommend this amazing place.

Good coffee. Typical decor if you've visited a Black Rifle Coffee before. Ashley was an awesome…read morebarista.

Given it was Memorial Day weekend, we liked the idea of supporting a veteran-owned business, so we…read morestopped into Black Rifle Coffee for a quick iced coffee and caffeine boost before heading back out for the day. The vibe inside is very patriotic, very conservative, and very MAGA. If you like that.... this is your spot. If you don't.... you're probably not going to love it. Great coffee either way!

Excellent food at reasonable prices. If you want a cinnamon roll definitely be there right when…read morethey open - they sell out quick! For food, 3x of us got versions of their croissant egg sandwich and all were delicious. The eggs were cooked to perfection! My mom got the Belgium waffle and went all out on toppings. To quote what she said when I asked how it was: "this is the PERFECT Belgium waffle". The staff here is absolutely LOVELY - so friendly, helpful, and generally personable. This was a great way to start our day exploring the city.

Had the breakfast burrito. Great balance of textures and flavors. The homemade salsa was not spicy…read moreso I added some tobacco sauce to give it a kick Staff does a great job turning tables and getting the food out quickly.

The space, accessible both from River Street and from the restaurant upstairs, is tiny but relies…read moreon a robust to go business. I had no trouble getting a table and the staff do not seem to mind that I answered a few email before ordering. I ordered a coffee. It was good enough for my purposes but not great. Service was excellent. Pleasant and efficient team!

Cute coffee shop right on river st! The sign out front is what drew me in. I got a hot…read moretiramisu-gingerbread latte and my boyfriend got the espresso martini. Espresso martini was very coffee forward, not at all creamy. Mine was warming and tasted like the holidays, not overly sweet. Inside is quaint and quiet. The girl working was very helpful and efficient although she was the only one working! Worth checking out if you're walking and need a pick me up!

I loved my visit to the Paris Market! I had seen all over social media that this was the place to…read morevisit in Savannah, and for once that turned out to be true. The Paris Market is essentially like an antique shop, museum, and classy cafe all came together at once. It has a perfect vibe and aesthetic that is honestly very calming when you've been rushing around the streets of Savannah prior to walking in the door. I highly recommend getting any flavor of latte (hot or iced) as well as their incredible Parisian hot chocolate. Both were delicious and actually worth the $6/$7 price tag! Then, you can stroll around the main level and lower level shop and admire all of the treasures. I can't wait to visit again soon!

We had really high hopes for The Paris Market and left a little disappointed. From the name and…read morebranding, we expected more of a true Parisian café experience with great pastries, little snacks, desserts, and a cozy coffee shop atmosphere. Instead, there were only a few macarons, maybe one sandwich option, and the café itself was...pretty much nonexistent. The retail side also felt a little underwhelming. The space is nice, but a lot of the merchandise was sourced from vendors you commonly see at the larger merchandise markets, so it didn't feel as unique or curated as we expected. That said, we're still glad we stopped in if you're nearby. It just didn't quite live up to the experience we had imagined

Last minute choice because we didn't want lunch or a big breakfast. Cute little cafe in Downtown…read moreSavannah. Greeted by a nice cashier at the counter. Very clean and welcoming. Seating downstairs is limited. There is a cute little nook tucked on the side that has windows so you can "people watch" as you eat. There is an elevator available to go upstairs. As an FYI, you can't get back in by using the same door used to get to it. You have to go outside and come back in through the main entrance. We ordered the bacon tacos and an iced cinnamon biscuit. The bacon tacos were delicious! Definitely recommend those! Meh on the iced cinnamon biscuit. Maybe if they served it warm, it would have been better. It was hard to cut with the plastic knife and fork.

This photo perfectly captures the exact moment Maple Street Biscuit Company on Broughton Street…read morebrought me back from the brink. Outside: biblical rainfall, no parking anywhere because it's Memorial Day weekend, and me running on fumes after a 30-hour round trip drive dropping my kids off with their father. I genuinely looked out that window and thought, "Well... this is how villains are created." Inside: salvation. I ordered the Eggstreme Biscuits & Gravy with spicy sausage gravy and added bacon for $2.99 because I trust my sister's decisions when it matters most. The bacon is NOT optional. I repeat: if you skip the bacon, that is between you and God (and she's gonna be pissed). The biscuit was soft enough to heal emotional damage and sturdy enough not to piss me off by crumbling as I devoured it. The gravy had just enough spice to wake me up spiritually. And the eggs sitting on top like they personally paid rent there? Incredible. Then came the lattes. The iced churro latte was so good I immediately got protective over it. The hot vanilla maple latte somehow tasted like a cozy fall morning and a stable mental state. I kept alternating between them like I was conducting a scientific experiment in happiness. Yes, the line was long. Yes, parking downtown Savannah took approximately seventeen business years. But one bite into this meal and suddenly I understood why every single person in there looked willing to fight for a table. 10/10. Maple Street didn't just feed me -- they restored my will to participate in society.

I have been wanting to take my family to this restaurant for a long time coming. Collins quarter…read morewas highly recommended to me across various friends. I got their chicken sandwich, while the rest of my family got the Dubai chocolate French toast, Bubble and squeak. My grilled chicken sandwich had a vast majority of flavors varying in the sandwich. The chicken was my only set back, it came off as under seasoned and bland, while the white bread and cheese melted together with the fresh lettuce. I also got their iced matcha latte with lavender syrup, which I was heavily surprised from how flavorful and sugary it was, I highly recommend this drink to any matcha lovers out there. The Dubai chocolate French toast was beautifully put together and delicious, shared across my family. From what I heard the bubble and squeak was amazing and was not too heavy or dull in flavor and is a great vegetarian option. Overall, the atmosphere inside was very light and put together, the creme walls contrasted perfectly with the historic stone walls. If you or your family are visiting savannah Georgia, I highly recommend Collins Quarter!

This was hands down the best brunch I have had this year. First, hats off to whoever invented the…read morespiced lavender mocha - you deserve an award. That drink is a masterpiece and lives rent free in my head. I still regret not going back for another one while in Savannah. As a french toast lover who also happens to love pistachios and chocolate, I obviously got the Dubai Chocolate French Toast. I was pleasantly surprised at the size of the french toast, it was the perfect portion to split between two people without being overwhelmingly sweet. I hate when these things are humongous in size and then you can't finish it and end up wasting most of it away. The best part was Doki Doki' Pistachio-Crusted Pistachio Gelato on top - phenomenal! We also got the Moroccan Scramble as the savory counterpart to the french toast. The moroccan-spiced minced-lamb combined with scrambled eggs and toasted chickpea was so flavorful and satisfying. After this meal, I don't believe I could ever pass through Savannah without making a trip to the Collins Q! P.S.: Please come to Philly!

My husband and I were in Savannah for a holiday and we walked over from our hotel to eat here every…read moremorning before we started our day. It was a very nice ritual to a fun trip! The cafe is lovely; cozy with small tables scattered about. They have outdoor seating, too. I got scrambled eggs, gluten free bread, grits and a soy latte. I was very happy to see they had gluten free bread! My husband got a cappuccino, scrabbled eggs with cheese, toast and bacon. He said it was all very good. The eggs are moist and delicious, very similar to the eggs we had in Paris. They have a few gifts for sale and I bought two of their china cups with baby succulent plants to take home. It's a nice reminder of a happy memory. On our last day, several employees said hello and remarked that we had been in every day. It was a kind send off to a great trip! We will definitely be back soon!

I do declare, starting your day with a hot cup of joe while swinging to the easy listening sounds…read moreof La Mer is, how you say... magnifique. The white chocolate latte is quite delightful, and your outlook will instantly improve as the creamy foam spills across your taste buds. The service is fast and friendly, and those staying at the River Street Inn will enjoy a patronage discount when you show a room key.