Wonderful place and a great cup of coffee!…read more Custom sandwiches, great big and large space which you s exceptionally clean. Delicious. Friendly. Professional. The prices are spot on. No negatives whatsoever!

I have been watching The Clyde's Instagram for some time and could not wait to stop in to try one…read moreof there drinks. I had the chance to try the fruity pebbles matcha and it was delicious. It was the perfect mix of creamy and sweet, but not super sweet. This is the perfect spot to stop in for a coffee, lunch or to study. It was pretty quiet when I stopped in. The only downside is the parking, the lot is for SCAD and there's limited street parking available. I didn't try any food, but I can't wait to return for a bowl. The fan was also super friendly and helpful.

Nice store with fresh produce, and aside of their regular groceries, they have many products for…read morethose like me that have dietary restrictions. If you're looking for locally made foods or products, they also have many available here. I was able to find many gluten free and vegan options, as well products from vendors I had seen at the farmers market and wanted to restock. The service and ambiance is great. They have freshly prepared salads, sandwiches and vegan options as well. Great place for my daughter to stop in and grab something quick to eat on her way from class.

This is a really nice natural food store near Forsyth Park and was recommended by our Airbnb…read morehostess. Our Airbnb did not provide coffee, so we came here and found a nice selection of beans and an industrial coffee grinder on-site. They also have an extensive selection of cheese, crackers, fresh breads and other food items. Everything is natural and prices reflect that, similar to Whole Foods or even a bit pricier. We really enjoyed their selection of mushroom products and picked up some mushroom infused coffee and mushroom bacon (Mybacon, or mycelium bacon). They also had plenty of fresh, loose mushrooms in the produce section. I also purchased an almond soap which is so delicious smelling. They have roll on essential oils which are great for traveling. Great spot and service and checkout was friendly. I would suggest they price their cheese individually with stickers because the menu with prices they had was confusing and not all the cheeses available were listed on the menu. Also be advised the prices are quite high for most things.

If you're looking for nutritious, delicious, and a variety of organic goodness you'll love Blend &…read morePress! They have smoothies, juices, salads, & more. The location I went to is located in Habersham village. It is inside of The Hub yoga studio. When you walk through the doors you can't miss them, right in front of you. They have a secondary location in downtown Savannah as well. It is a small space. Yoga students are going in and out. So you may have to go around people. Or people may be walking around you. I love a good smoothie! I generally drink green smoothies. But I decided to go outside of my comfort zone and try something new. The staff member who attended me was helpful. She asked me what I generally drink, what flavors I tend to gravitate towards or favor, if I had any particular ailments I'd like to address, etc. I answered her questions. I told her about my regular green smoothie. But wanting to try something new if she had any suggestions. I also told her about my allergies. It's pollen season. So my allergies are non stop annoying. I decided to try the Blue Mango smoothie. It consists of blueberries, mango, seasonal greens, almond milk, and dates(for sweetness). She suggested an add on of bee pollen because of my allergies. A few minutes later I had my smoothie in hand and was out the door. It was delicious! Now I will admit it was the most money I've ever spent on a smoothie. But when you consider the quality of products used it helps to explain the pricing of their products. I'm excited to go back and try another new smoothie! And maybe even a cold pressed juice or two!

Great Customer service! Staff was very friendly and did not hesitate to answer any of my questions…read moreand give me recommendations. I thoroughly enjoyed my bowl and if hours weren't so limited I would have been back already! 10.29.21

Beautiful locations and highly recommend Form Classic, Hot Pilates Fit/HIIT, and all yoga classes.read more

Visiting from out of town and took a flow class and it was just what I needed! The instructor was…read moreawesome, the music was so good, and the ambiance was great too!

Dr Farm Organic Juices is a locally owned and operated juice bar in Savannah, Ga. They are…read moreDELICIOUS 100% natural, preservative-free juices that are designed to deliver the purest form of health. I met the owner, Richard, at the Richmond Hill Farmers Market and purchased a variety of his juices. I recently got surgery and his juices were the first things I was able to consume. They made me feel hydrated, nourished, satisfied, and honestly so happy! My favorite is his Passion Flower, which has butterfly pea tea + lavender. My husband loves his Enchanted Ocean. Richard shared with me that he is located inside of Savannah Rum Runners Bakery, and he also does pop ups events throughout the communities at local farmers markets. If you see him, Make sure to grab the Sunset Valley as well! It's SOOOOO delicious!

Found Dr Farm at Tybee island farmers market. The juices had beautiful healthy ingredients list…read more The owner was very kind and helpful. You can tell he puts love into making people live healthier with his juices. We ended up getting 4 different ones and loved them all. Hydrating in the heat:

I noticed the kiosk set up of Ella Fresh Fruit Bar (EFFB) when I popped in to check out Taco Grande…read morea couple of weeks ago. Both Taco Grande and EFFB are all within the same space as Big Bazaar Indian and Mexican Grocery. I noticed the big banner hung outsIde of the building in Spanish, but it had fruit cocktail looking items and naturally, I was curious. Upon entering, I inquired inside and the Indian lady informed me it was opening this week, so here we are. This is a Mexican Style Fruit Bar. They have all sorts of fruit (and certain veggie) concoctions. Some have diced fruits, some are parfaits with layers of fruit flavored yogurt and some are just over the top (literally), like the one we chose! They had one with a combination of fruits and cucumber and other with jicama (pronounced he-kah-ma, a.k.a Mexican turnip). If you don't know, it's a root and I feel like it's almost a cross between an Korean/Asian Pear and a Daikon Radish. It has a similar texture to both, with the same crunch, but without the spicy-ness of the radish nor the sweetness of the pear. At first, you may think that the fruit concoctions themselves may not be Mexican, but the choice of combinations (like cucumber or jicama) with the way it's prepared and the choice of toppings they provide at the end, will make you think otherwise. They have chili powder, hot sauce, sprinkles (yes, sprinkles!) and this pink sugar-looking topping that is sweet, but sour! These were only some of the choices. What we ate - I picked the most over-the-top one for my kids and I....oooooooobviously! Fruit Cup - Spears of Honey Dew melon, pineapple, papaya, mangos and it had a Strawberry Rose! So pretty! All the fruits were ripe and sweet and the guy then squeezed half a fresh orange all over it (and was about to add lime too, but I declined as I was sharing with my kids). I chose not to put any toppings, because again, my kids. Sigh... Mango Rose - This was a special request from Yours Truly. I had seen the Strawberry Rose on the fruit cup and I asked him if he did the same with mangos, because I thought my kids would get a kick out of it. It's cheap entertainment! I told him that I was from Montreal and that I would see these Mango Roses sprinkled with chili powder during the Summer at festivals and they sold like hotcakes! He happily obliged and made us one. He picked a nice, ripe mango, peeled it, stuck a bamboo chopstick in the stem part and then cut it like a rose, just like at the festivals in Montreal! Oh, the memories! They all came back! Vibe - They have built the kiosk on the right of the space as you walk in. They are still waiting on their logos and menus, so please be patient. The whole space in general has a lot going on. Mexican grocery and EFFB on the right, butcher in the back, Indian Grocery in the middle, Taco Grande to the left and Arcade in the front, but hey, if you are looking for all those things, it's a one stop shop! They also let us eat our fruit treats at the tables on the Taco Grande side, so that was nice. Service - He was so nice. He gave my kids a piece of jicama to try and added the mango in the fruit cup which was not in the original cup. He went out of his way to get a mango, peel it and cut a few spears off and added it to the cup, because I told him they liked mangos. On top of that, he happily executed my request for the Mango Rose because he knew what I was talking about and knew how to do it. Now is that great customer service?! Yes or yes?! Kid-Friendly - Yes! Both kids devoured it! Five dollars for an overflowing fresh fruit cup and two dollars for a Mango Rose was money well spent IMO, especially for a healthy after school treat and the memories it brought back of home.

Delicious drinks and fresh bites! The mango was incredibly…read moresweet and juicy. We also had a quesadilla that was so cheesy, it was wonderful.

Omg this place is amazing the barria was great the mangolado was to die for can't wait to go back…read morefor more

I'm all for the current Change A Meal promotion I just wish, in my case, that at it didn't also…read moreinclude the Change Out All The Seats For Empty Space promotion--which appears to be permanent. Heck, they may not have ever had seats, what do I know? What I do know is that Smoothie King was suggested to us as a place close to Memorial where somebody struggling to eat might have a shot at sucking down some nutrients. We didn't count on having to sit on the windowsill. My big butt probably isn't exactly the window display the SK style book calls for, but the counter or the curb were the other options. After much deliberation of whether I should order a Slim or Wellness or Fitness or Take A Break, I opted for Dairy Queen. Just kidding! I ordered the small Lean Greek Yogurt Strawberry Blueberry smoothie and unless you want to eat more calories than a steak dinner at Outback, stick with the small. (I didn't actually look up the numbers for that but the numbers are printed on the menu if you wanted to check for accuracy. I just liked the hyberbole). Another of the crew ordered the Hulk Chocolate which is pretty much a chocolate eclair, fudge, chocolate ice cream, Hershey's Kisses, and Quik chocolate mix all blended together with Crisco. (More hyperbole). Seriously, this thing is a massive concoction of Butter Pecan Ice Cream, Bananas, Weight Gain Blend, Non-Fat Milk, Vanilla flavor with other natural flavors, Wheat Germ, and Turbinado. (Straight from the menu). I was, yeah, Turbinado! That sounds really, really healthy! And explosive! And fast! And good! I googled it and its raw sugar--which is somehow better than non-raw sugar. I might sound like a detractor, but I'm not. I thought the smoothies could definitely replace a meal. You know, like second breakfast or afternoon Cheetos. The next time I come, I'll bring a camp chair or something. No worries!

Why do this smoothie king have a grade of a C That makes no sense and why is juice wasted juice…read morefrom the smoothie machines just sitting on the counter ?????? "I had to make a correction of the grade. But this place is really nasty and has nasty smoothies. Just be prepared to sit on the toilet if you eat or drink anything from here. And why are the employees babies running about eating off the floor. Just nasty