Are u kidding me? An all beef hot dog on a poppy seed bun...topped with cheese curds...fries and…read moregravy? My daughter suggested we head to Starland Yard to celebrate her graduation from college. Starland is a neat spot with several stationary restaurants and a few food trucks that roll in...different ones every day. We chose the Naked Dog. Man...it was really worth it. For some, a $12 hot dog might seem steep. It was a gourmet dog and It came with fries, so I thought that was fair. My dog was perfect. Fresh bread...incredible toppings and ample portions. The fries on the side were seasoned very well also. It was a great hot dog meal. The rest of our party had other menu items from Dog: 1) Cheese fries - highly rated 2) Loaded fries--- VERY highly rated 3) cheeseburger - highly rated (it looked incredible) 4) a dog with jalapeños, etc. - very highly rated I have chased good hot dogs all over America and as far as Switzerland. The naked dog was a top 5 experience. When in Savannah, they are worth finding--- I know I will find them again...

*Note* Review is for experience with The Naked Dog food truck during COVID-19…read more The Naked Dog food truck did not come into my life soon enough! During the COVID-19 quarantine we have had several local food trucks from the area rotate for lunch/dinner during the week. I am so sad I only made it to The Naked Dog once before I moved back north. I am a hot dog lover, so imagine my difficulty in not ordering every variation from the menu! My husband and I decided on a few to split (not knowing their size): a classic Naked dog with classic toppings (ketchup, mustard, relish); a slaw dog; a Reuben dog; and a Chicago dog. If I could be speechless in a written Yelp review, I'd leave it at that. The dogs were jumbo sized, toppings were plentiful, tasty and temperature just right. The slaw dog was my absolute favorite - the cole slaw had the perfect consistency and was simple enough to not overpower the dog itself. The Reuben was a legit sandwich on a burger, pastrami and all. The dressing was perfect. The Chicago was classic and wonderful, complete with the unique green Chicago relish. Last but not least, smoothies! What better pair than a smoothie and a dog? We tried peach and strawberry. They were fruity, had chunks of real fruit and were not overly sweet. Just amazing! Y'all, please go have a hotdog or three on my behalf until I'm able to return to Savannah again!

Bob's is pop-up gourmet hot dog stand. They usually serve their dogs Thursday - Saturday starting…read moreat around 9 P.M. Their dogs are for purchase until they sell out. All beef with fresh side items. Chips and soft drinks are also available. You owe it to yourself to give Bob's a try if in the downtown Savannah area.

These dogs hit the spot after a night full of drinking! They're delicious and served quickly. They…read moreprovide some addition condiments on the table that are individually packed, so you can grab and go. The team is great and friendly!

We stopped in here on a whim while we were out and about during a road trip. I am so glad we did as…read moreit was one of my favorite meals of our entire trip. We ordered an Originals Combo, a Beef Brisket combo, a Little Scrappy Combo and the John Lee Hooker. As I am not a big eater, I just took a bite of everyone's meal and I cannot even explain how good each and every bite was. Out of the sandwiches we had, I think my favorite was the brisket. It was so tender and so delicious. The staff was amazing too. Since we were newbies, we were taking forever to decide what we wanted; they were so patient and walked us through the menu and made great suggestions. We loved looking at the pictures on the wall while we waited for our food and we really enjoyed eating outside on the cute little patio!

What a great find traveling North on I-95. I've been wanting a good Chicago hot dog. So glad we…read morecame here--so many choices. I settled on the Cook County dog since it has a sweet Jamaican relish and hot sport peppers. Delicious! If I lived here I'd be a regular. The place is clean and the staff friendly. My husband got the Brisket Baked Beans and it was a large serving, enough to share. We didn't see the special until after we were eating. Two dogs for $12.00 and includes chips and a drink. Lots of parking and a cute outdoor patio when the weather is nice too.

I can't believe I've been to Forsyth Park dozens of times and never even knew this place was here!…read moreFun 1940s ambience and fantastic food! Service was super easy and fast. We will definitely be coming here again, loved the food! We had the small size onion rings, I can't remember what they call it, but definitely a small serving. The sandwiches were big though. I had the beef brisket sandwich with country gravy and I cannot rave over it enough! A very substantial sandwich, I couldn't finish mine. He had the Buffalo chicken sandwich, also wonderful. We both had the coleslaw, a very generous portion! From now on, this will be THE stop for lunch out at Forsyth Park!

This wasn't my first choice for dinner but I'm so glad that I was outvoted! This is part of the…read moreAmerican Legion so I'm happy to support them whenever I can. Upon entry, there was a bar and it was very crowded and a little loud. But everyone was super friendly (and respectful) and seemed to be having an awesome time. (Might have stopped in if the entire family hadn't been with me!) A short walk down the hall was Betty Bombers...all real American food. The artwork was awesome, especially since both of my grandfathers were in WWII, and some of it looked familiar. The table ordered everything from salads, to a HUMUNGOUS hotdog for the kid (he originally wanted two and the waitress told him to start with one LOL), cheeseburgers, a pastrami sandwich, and a ration size portion of steak and cheese fries for me. I really liked how they offered smaller portions for a lot of their items, especially since we had a huge lunch. Everyone's food came out but mine. When I pointed it out to the waiter (who didn't take our order), he went to check and said it was his mistake and he would bring it out shortly. It took less than five minutes to come out and he offered me a milkshake for the wait. I had already had Leopold's that day but my cousin hadn't so he got a Mint Chocolate Chip milkshake. He really liked it. All of the food was good. I wanted to point out that my steak and cheese fries said ribeye and queso in the description. Yes, that was probably ribeye (it was tender and delicious) and while it was technically queso, Cheez whiz would have been a more apt description. That's ok, because it was good. Overall, a wonderful experience. I really liked how the waiter took accountability and fixed it. Very much appreciated. I would 100% return.

Beware!!! 5 star for the inside bar, it is friendly, nice…read moreand welcoming. Music is great and bar tender Erika - was warm and easy going. Food is another story! Had to order food outside (not at the bar) and even then the order looked nothing like the menu show item. Price was alright , taste was good, but lacked any of the add-ons expected, which made it much less enjoyable. I spoke with the ~30 year old white male night manager could have cared less; and should be fired!

Good late night spot in Savannah that my friends and I stumbled upon when we weren't quite ready to…read moreend the night. They have a late night food menu which is pretty basic but still awesome when you are looking for some munchies. The outdoor area is nice, and they have a basement area with games like pool.

Found Green Truck on Yelp while visiting Savannah. We arrived at a great time as it went on a wait…read moreright after we arrived on a Thursday night. We ordered the spiced nuts but it never arrived. We did tell them to bring them anyway and my husband loved them and took them back to the hotel. I had a burger (and I can't remember the name) with pimento cheese and bacon. I had fries as the side and they were so good. I would have appreciated if the server would have let me know there was a charge for the ranch dressing she offered us, but other than that the food was great and the ranch was the best I ever had anywhere. We were hoping for peach cobbler but it wasn't the dessert available. We did have the best pecan pie I've ever had though so it all worked out. We will definitely return on our next trip to Savannah.

The space is very cute, with some additional outdoor seating if you want that. Service was a tiny…read morebit slow for the amount of people in the place and the time of day but it wasnt a deal breaker. I ordered a veggie burger done Greek Style (Feta, olive tapenade, banana peppers, cucumber slices, L,T,O). The sandwich was great, but I had to ask for some mayo because it was a bit on the dry side, the olive tapanade was working hard but it was no match for all of those ingredients together. Good place, I would come back to try other stuff off the menu

If you or someone you are with Craves hot dogs and some BBQ, this may be the place for you. This…read morevery casual restaurant in the 600 block of Indian Street provides both. On this visit, I just explored the hot dog side of the house. I ordered the chili cheese hot dog and fries meal. The employee taking my order also appeared to be responsible for preparing the orders in the kitchen. My order took about twenty minutes to appear at my table after paying. The all-beef hot dog was hearty and filled me up. The French fries were a different type than I am used to receiving, but they were delicious. There is an electronic ax-throwing game in the restaurant, which was closed, so I did not experience that. Crave is located in the middle of what I call a SCAD block of dorms and classrooms. This visit was a couple of days after graduation so the place was not full. Nothing bad to report, I may try some BBQ on a later visit.

I noticed a "now open" flag on the way into a neighboring business and my husband and I decided to…read morepop into Crave for dinner. The iPhone GPS brought us to the back side of the building, but we eventually found the entrance across from the former Ghost Coast Distillery. It was so quiet you could hear a pin drop inside (no background music). I was surprised to see an axe throwing lane! And a wall of beers on tap. There were few other patrons dining at the time. This is an order at the counter and they bring your food out joint. It took about 15-20 minutes to prepare our one to go meal. My husband ordered the pulled chicken sandwich, which came with fries and a choice of side. He opted for the coleslaw. They offered us a complimentary cookie which I enjoyed on the way out. The to go order was served in a paper box and a paper bag. No napkins or utensils were given (this is the new "green" initiative businesses are doing, which I appreciate). By the time we got home to eat, my husband said the sandwich was great but needed more sauce. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. They mentioned there will be a grand opening party in coming days. I am glad to see this area of the historic district being built up with hot & new businesses!