1. Masada Café at the United House of Prayer for All People

Lots of upscale restaurants can present Southern cuisine, twisting it, tweaking it, and reinventing it, but few places know better how downhome food should be served than a church. Luckily for you, this one has been doing it for many years, and their skills are on full display. Intended to support church programs, the fantastic eatery does it simple but does it right. Take advantage of a kicky fried chicken, country fried steak, or mild baked fish, and then dive into the perfect mac 'n cheese, zesty red rice, and green beans cooked as only the South can do them. If you've still got room, nibble on a slice of sweet potato pie, and dream of the next time you'll visit. The menu changes daily.   (© 10Best)

If you want real Southern soul food and are prepared for a bit of adventure, come to this church on West Bay Street. Yes, it's a church. It isn't fancy, but this is a holy cafeteria. Opt for either the juiciest, greasiest, crunchiest fried chicken in Savannah or the densest, most delicious country fried steak in the world. Don't miss the Savannah red rice. Call it a day with the German chocolate cake; then waddle home. (from Southern Living)

Hours:

Mon-Sat 11am-7pm; Sun 11am-6pm

Pricing:

Average Main Course Price: $10.00

Payment Methods:

Other

Alcohol Served: No Alcohol

Ambiance: Casual

Cuisine: American, Soul Food

Dining Style: Casual Dining

Dress: Casual

Features: Disabled Accessible, Non-Smoking, Take Out

Meals: Dinner, Lunch

Parking: On-site

Reservations: Not Accepted

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