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HISTORIC DISTRICT. A fun, upbeat vibe distinguishes this light-filled eatery, which also gets a punch of color from local artwork, decoupaged tabletops, and a big blackboard listing the day's specials. Sit inside or out (it's seat yourself), and get ready for a meal of tasty barbecue. Sandwiches and plates are both available, and they feature pulled pork, spare ribs, and smoked chicken. If those aren't what you want at the moment, tuck into a burrito, a panini, or a cheeseburger. And if you eschew meat completely, they've got a smoked tofu wrap with your name on it! Short-but-good wine and beer lists are also on-hand.
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2. Zunzi's
108 E York St, Savannah, GA 31401 · 912-443-9555
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. A well-traveled couple are the masterminds behind this internationally-minded eatery, and from a quaint brick building adorned with flags and yellow awnings, they produce a range of delicious dishes. Get things started with a bite of hummus, and then indulge in a homey cottage pie, a char-broiled hickory-smoked pork chop, lasagna, or a rustic curry stew. You can also look for sandwiches and salads, not to mention great vegetarian selections like falafel or grilled vegetables over rice.
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. Located in the basement of a 19th century home, this dining room offers a family-style Southern meal. Guests occupy long dining tables and pass around bowls of fried chicken, ham, beef stew, collard greens, rice and gravy, snap beans, mashed potatoes, candied yams and squash. The daily menu offers at least four meats and ten veggie dishes, so there are always plenty of choices. Lunch $15/person.
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4. Wall's
515 E York Ln, Savannah, GA 31401 · 912-232-9754
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. There are always a few places in every town that cultivate long-term patrons, just by their presence and their quality. Wall's is one such Savannah institution. Fans crowd the place's plastic booths and even put on bibs to enjoy top-notch BBQ at the super casual spot. You'll feel right at home as you dig into a BBQ sandwich or indulge in ribs with homestyle veggies. If you're intent on going against the barbecue status quo, try the terrific deviled crabs.
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5. Firefly Cafe
321 Habersham St, Troup Square, Savannah, GA 31401 · 912-234-1971
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. Whether you've come for a dinner date or weekend brunch, this neighborhood café doesn't disappoint. Large windows, an outdoor dining space, and a focus on healthy dishes (vegetarian and vegan options are available) ensure lots of business. Popular fare includes spicy Caribbean shrimp, Carolina red trout, Italian sausage lasagna, and a vegetable napoleon. Bolstering these selections are plenty of sandwiches, pastas, soups, and salads. Happily, Firefly is a big proponent of recycling and makes a strong effort to promote sustainability.
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. Y'all, this is Paula Deen's restaurant, and tons of her fans show up regularly to sample the cuisine she's touted on places like the Food Network and in her cookbooks. After a (sometimes lengthy) wait, folks get to tuck into genuine Southern cuisine, from fried green tomatoes and fried chicken to shrimp-and-grits and pecan pie. The lunch buffet is a great deal, too, letting you eat all that you can in the great tradition of Southern hospitality. While some patrons prefer the a la carte menu, you can be certain that – no matter which option you choose – you'll be well-fed before it's all said and done.
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. With a tradition of hospitality dating back to 1753, this establishment did, indeed, cater to seamen early on. These days, it's got a more sedate clientele, and they're more inclined to gluttony than to marauding. Locals frequently recommend the highly rated restaurant, and its 15 different dining rooms can handle a host of patrons. The menu specializes in seafood (everything from a stomach-sating seafood platter to grouper Florentine), and there's a terrific, reasonably-priced Southern lunch buffet as well from 11am till 3pm. Fabulous desserts round out a great meal.
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HISTORIC DISTRICT. This charming cafe makes for a popular breakfast and lunch spot. The morning menu features egg sandwiches, oatmeal, waffles, and a variety of bagels and spreads, plus fresh fruit and a host of coffee drinks. Lunch delivers soups, quiches, sandwiches, and salads. Follow up with a big cookie, a slice of decadent cake, or a dish of comforting bread pudding. Croissants, pastries, breads, and muffins are also delicious pick-me-ups.
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Located on Wilmington Island, this restaurant is co-owned by Paula Deen, whose face appears in black and white photographs on the interior. Diners enjoy a pleasant view of Turner's Creek and hearty portions of seafood. Splurge for the crab-stuffed flounder, topped with butter sauce, and opt for the classic pecan pie with vanilla ice cream for dessert.
Looking for light and tasty dishes with a quick turn-around time? Or perhaps a power lunch to close the deal? Here, you’ll find the right setting for either! An assortment of decors from casual and sporty to sophisticated and businesslike. You may also find the option of ordering take-out food.
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