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Two Cracked Eggs-River Street

2.9 (268 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed

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Sheryl W.

What a great breakfast in an old building on River! Huge biscuit, good coffee at a reasonable price and excellent service. They only take cash, so be prepared. They do have an ATM though.

Traditional breakfast
Jessica C.

Unfortunately, coming to this restaurant for breakfast was a mistake :/ Steve was awesome and attentive. The upstairs was pretty hot, but there was a band there. I have the traditional breakfast. It was a pretty basic dish for $17 and the cheese added to the grits was $1.95! So not worth it for the 1. Amount of grits you get (only like 6 bites) and 2. The very minuscule amount of cheese added. Very disappointing. The best part was the biscuit, it was nice and fluffy on the inside and large. Bacon was way too overcooked. This too was disappointing because the flavor was really good. Seafood omelette was pretty good, except there was a shrimp shell inside of it. Do not recommend! (Or at least the things we ordered.)

Biscuits and gravy, Nutella crepe and the worlds worst grist lol
Lizbeth E.

Compared to surrounding restaurants this was a little disappointing. First off the food was decent nothing out of this world. I ordered basic biscuits and gravy and my sister ordered a breakfast sandwich. My biscuit & gravy came with a bland grits. I paid the extra $1 for tiny pieces of shredded cheese. (Not worth the dollar) I did not eat the grits they were terrible. We also ordered the Nutella crepe and that's why I gave them 3 stars that was delicious. Now the worst part was the bill. Our total was over $100, breakfast for 2. For that I would've gone to Cracker Barrel and for sure would've had some delicious food. The waitress seemed like she was still asleep. She did not understand anything we would tell her. The location is old, but what in Savannah isn't old. It appeared unkept and a bit dingy and dirty. I was a little grossed out, which may have played a role in my inability to enjoy my meal.

Crab cake Benedict and Seafood omelette....the biscuits are huge!

Server was very attentive and friendly! Food was fantastic! Live jazz band played while we were there! Only drawback was it is cash only, which we weren't aware of. I would definitely come back!

Jorge D.

Be aware that this is a cash inly establishment. Great menu. My cuban sandwich felt short of my expectations. It is not a traditional cuban. Services were fast. And the restaurant feel like a cozy spot to enjoy morning coffee.

Gracious plenty
T B.

We ate here a couple of years ago and really enjoyed it. This time it was even better. The food, the atmosphere, and our server Milly were amazing. Wish we had remembered the big portions but, now we can skip lunch. Thanks!

Paul V.

There's this thing called "cash": a physical payment type exchanged for goods/services. Check the interwebs for details before visiting. Points for being open at 7 am for us early risers. I got to experience without the brunch and live music crowd, and it was pleasant early-AM eating. There are decadent items such with peach compote or brown sugar or jalapeños or hollandaise. Or you can do like me and go for the staples. Like their cash rules, their substitution rules are hard and fast. Scrambled means scrambled, not over medium or anything else. Just pick another thing if you want that other thing. I went traditional: Scrambled. Sausage. Giant biscuit. I don't jest with the biscuit--it was the largest I'd had probably...ever. I broke into two meals: half with the eggs and half with jelly for breakfast dessert. Service was friendly and prompt. I'm sure it's more of a touristy spot at busier times, but mine was a peaceful meal in the Plant District.

Home-made Hash
Aaron M.

**CASH ONLY** Great breakfast restaurant with live blues band on the weekend. Old rustic river house atmosphere that was cozy if a little warm. I got the homemade hash and my wife had the country breakfast. Some of the best hash I've had with the warm runny egg. The highlight of the show was the incredible cheddar biscuit. Not too savory and extremely fluffy. A show stopper. Only negative was the cheese grits. The grits were fine but it was a $2 upcgarge for a sprinkle of shredded cheese on top at service. Truly disappointing and not worth the charge. Overall great friendly service for a busy restaurant.

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The Nutella,banana crepes we're really good and the iced mocha coffee was good too I would definitely recommend it

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Ask the Community - Two Cracked Eggs-River Street

Do you accept cards or cash only?

It's cash only. They have an atm by the register but it charges a fee, of course.

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No and they're not a large place to start with.

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It's the fancy Parkers! It even says so on the wall inside. Yes, they have all the Parkers…read moreconvenience store inventory you expect, but it's also got an extensive hot bar, souvenirs, and a large selection of what you'd essentially expect to find at a Homegoods inside. And despite the tight space outside, they do have gas as well. This store was right down the street from where we were staying at The DeSoto so we all ended up there multiple times over our stay for water, snacks, and White Claws. I will say the only downside is that the pricing on everything was a little high but the housewares was a little cray-cray. We were admiring a green resin bowl and decided we didn't need to spend $30 on a bowl at the gas station. At the last minute, we said, what the hell, we're on vacation, let's get it. As I scanned it at the self checkout, I saw that it came up as $130... which had to be a mistake RIght?!? When we double checked we noticed that the 1 in the 130 was written in by hand. I'm guessing because their pricing gun doesn't go above 2 digits... because why would it. I know you're the fancy Parkers but damnnnnn!

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Johnnie Ganem's Wine & Package Shop - Authentic since 1942

Johnnie Ganem's Wine & Package Shop

3.9(38 reviews)
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How did I ever live in Savannah for years and years and never did I yet write a review for Johnnie…read moreGanem's?! Well, so I am now. You've probably heard all the jokes about how in Charleston they ask who your granddad was, in Macon what church you go to, and in Savannah what you'll have to drink. Well, those jokes are around for a reason. Savannah does like to drink: locals, natives, tourists, and SCAD students all are alike in that. And if you're local, you come to Johnnie's for your booze. Walking around the tightly-packed shelves of hard liquor you'll find a very good selection of . . . well, most everything but especially single-malt Scotches and sippin' Bourbons. You name a Scotch at about any price and they'll have it. You want something smokey? They'll have it. While they have an ample selection of everyday liquor, they also have the sort of bottles you almost feel like you've got to own a boat and several horses and have two ex-wives to even consider buying. But that's not all: the wine selection is impressive and then some. And walk over to the dusty rack on the side of the wines and find the Ports . . . and the Madeiras. So, you need to know something: Savannah was built on the Madeira trade in the colonial days. That's what the founding fathers drunk: not beer, not ordinary wine, not hard liquor but the fortified cousin of Port called Madeira. So much so that when the Rare Wine Co. decided to issue a curated selection of historically-inspired Madeiras they done named one after Savannah. And Savannah used to have a Madeira Club where gentlemen would gather for a fancy dinner with the wine and one would be assigned to present a lecture on a topic "beyond his field of expertise". Yeah. That's how the leaders of Savannah had their fun, for real. They're rare today, but sometimes still meet and I got invited to such a dinner and there's absolutely nothing like it. But anyhow, Johnnie's has a great selection of both Port and Madeira and that's very rare: you can happen on liquor stores with $300 bottles of Scotch but not hardly a single Madeira or decent Port in sight. Not here: if you have the coin you can get nearly any such you desire and there's several very respectable bottles at decent prices, too. All of this is why these hallowed yet dusty shelves get five stars and easily.

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I have been here a number of times, both as solely a patron and also as a guest of the hotel…read moreimmediately above the restaurant. I've been with big groups and sat by myself. Been here for both dinner and lunch. All this said, I think my approach to this review is comprehensive. With regard to food, I think they have a decent (not expansive) selection of food, which I think lends itself to quality. They do most things really well. This said, I do think there is inconsistency based on staff at the restaurant. On one occasion they have accommodated a request, and on another I was denied the exact same request. I found this frustrating. On one occasion I've also seen management talk down to staff here, which is a big no no for me. All people (especially staff) are due respect and this rubbed me the wrong way. This was an isolated incident but it definitely made my dining experience uncomfortable. Especially because I was getting excellent service from the server!!! I've always had quality service from servers here. In the future, I would come to Rhett for convenience as a hotel guest (the hotel is lovely), but would likely not spend my money if I wasn't staying at the hotel. Overall- it's good food, decent ambiance... but there are soooo many good options in Savannah. You have to be exceptional to stand out in that city.

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