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    Collins Quarter at Forsyth

    4.4 (759 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Parker T.

    Food was absolutely amazing. The service was the best waiter we had in Savanna, super helpful and always around the table. The views here were beautiful and peaceful, and had a well enforced parking spot at the Park. The only reason is it's not a 5 star is lack of selection on menu. I feel as if the menu was too niche for me, but if that's your thing, this place has it all!

    Strawberry field mimosa
    Lauren W.

    Had brunch here on Friday and had a great time. Our server was amazing, I didn't catch her name though! The meals were all so fresh and delicious. The cocktails were also amazing and loved that we could walk around with them! The restaurant was a great vibe, very open and bright. Would definitely come back to this location again.

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    Jelyn P.

    It was a humid and hot Saturday walk through the park and we decided to stop here for a little break. Although we didn't get food, the iced coffee was so refreshing! Beautiful restaurant, get the Vietnamese iced coffee for a sweet treat!

    Annalisa F.

    super cute spot and worth every dollar. drinks were fire as well as our food. service was also great! a must try for brunch if you are visiting

    Kelly T.

    We were on a road trip and made a stop in Savannah for lunch. This lovely spot is in Forsyth Park with both indoor and outdoor seating. We chose a table outside overlooking the park. The menu offers plenty of delicious sounding breakfast and lunch options. I went with one of my favorites, shrimp and grits, and it did not disappoint. It had cheesy grits with a spicy sauce, about six shrimp, and plenty of pickled okra. My husband had the crab cakes Benedict. It had crab cakes on top of biscuits, covered in a poached egg and hollandaise sauce. There was also a side salad. We both loved our dishes. He also got the Savannah Banana coffee drink which tasted great. Service was pretty quick as well.

    JP P.

    The food (chicken shawarma wasn't a good representation) and service (an order of three food items was somehow messed up) were average. The rating was saved by the great location. Food: 3 Service: 3 Ambiance: 5

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    Olesya P.

    Came here on a weekday brunch. I had a chicken salad which was very tasty but pretty sweet. Our child had children's breakfast that he enjoyed. Ambience is wonderful since they have extensive seating straight in the park, so you can enjoy the park and eat outdoors. Indoor seating is very modern and wonderful as well. Service was very friendly and attentive. We had issue with one of the ordered and it was fixed no problem. They also had a nice selection of hot teas.

    Ken A.

    Walking through the farmers market on a perfectly sunny late Saturday morning during our long weekend in Savannah, we decided to jump into the long line of people waiting for a table at Collins Quarter. The line moved quickly and we were seated outside in about 15 minutes. Olivia was our server and she took good care of us. We each ordered a mimosa. I had the monarch and my wife had the blood orange. Both were tasty and generous pours. For food, I had the Korean Chicken and Waffles with a side of avocado and my wife had the Mushies on Toast with a side of crispy bacon. The food was wonderfully rich and filling, the service was attentive and the entire vibe of the place was chill. Everything we were looking for in a spontaneous brunch adventure. At the end, we ordered two Wallflowers to go and were on our merry way!

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    We visited Collin's Quarters on a vacation to Savannah. Wow! We really enjoyed the atmosphere, the service was spot on, and the food was delightful. I enjoyed the Mushies on Toast, which any mushroom connoisseur would love! My wife had the Banana Pudding French Toast! All she could say was "Oh My!!!!" We definitely have reasons to want to return to Savannah, GA, and this among other restaurants will be part of that return plan!

    Chia pudding
    Jen C.

    Very popular spot, and I can see why! Such a great location for brunch. Right at Forsyth Park and ample seating inside and out. Very cute decor. There was a short line around 10am on a Saturday but was seated right away. Great service, pretty attentive and friendly. Ordered the chia bowl and Dubai French toast. The French toast was a bit sweet for me but very much enjoyed the chia pudding.

    Chicken and waffles
    Ariann A.

    Saw the hype around this place and was quite disappointed. The pricing is very high for the quantity of items you receive. We ordered the chicken & waffles and received 1 piece of chicken and one waffle... It costed us $18. Service was good and waiters were friendly and the ambiance at the Forsyth location was just okay. The fact that one waffle, one piece of chicken and 2 drinks costed $47 ruined the entire experience.

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    Typhanie B.

    Brunch at Collins Quarter at Forsyth is always fabulous. From fancy cocktails to delicious eats and meets. Service is top notch here. The servers frequent visits to the table just enough. Every entree that I've here has been tasty. Went for the chicken and waffle plate on this visit, washed it down with a signature Collins Quarter cocktail. Perfect place for a Saturday morning Forsyth stroll before or after brunch. We dined outside, the ambiance was nice, full house, beautiful views, fresh air, and super chill. My kind of place.

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    Gina G.

    Great location for brunch in historic Forsyth Park. Our server gave recommendations that did not steer us wrong. Interesting food combos. Tip: there is no reservations for brunch. Get there before 10 to ensure a low wait time. Also, adult beverages are not ordered/served before 11 am on Sunday. Plan accordingly!

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    Do you serve wild caught Georgia shrimp or farm raised Asian shrimp?

    Hi Bob, we use domestic, wild-caught shrimp at CQF; however, our sister restaurants Ukiyo and Fitzroy use certified Georgia shrimp!

    Do they take reservations?

    Hi Ted, we don't take reservations.

    Is the outdoor area heated?

    There are outdoor heaters in between all of the tables!

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    What a fantastic brunch experience at The Collins Quarter! From the atmosphere to the service to…read morethe food, this place absolutely delivered. Our server, Sydney H., was fantastic. We were sitting outside with a little sun, and when she noticed a table had opened up in the shade, she proactively asked if we'd like to move. That small gesture said a lot about the level of customer service. She was friendly, attentive, and incredibly patient helping Alison navigate a dietary restriction. And then came the food! I had the Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, and Alison had the quinoa chicken bowl. Everything came out quickly, the presentation was gorgeous, and the flavors were out of this world. We also tried a couple of mocktails and both were fantastic. I came very close to ordering Leo's Big Brekkie because it looks like a protein lover's dream, but I wasn't quite hungry enough to tackle it. Now I already have something picked out for our next visit! Great atmosphere, wonderful service, beautiful food, and an all-around terrific experience. Five stars really isn't enough. If Google gave me a sixth one, The Collins Quarter would get it! +

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    In Savannah for work. Cotton & Rye was suggested on my previous trip but couldn't swing it because…read moreI flew in and out the same day. This time however ... I didn't have a reservation but I showed up minutes before opening to see if I could just grab a spot at the bar or luck out with a table since 1. it's a party of one and 2. I arrived before they opened. I should have bought a lottery ticket because not only did I get a seat, I had an experience that I won't soon forget. Starting with parking. There's a lot next to the restaurant. There's also street parking. I showed up early and was the second car in the lot. There was street parking too but when I left later in the evening, I didn't see spots available then. Then there was the service. EA was aces. She was friendly. Knowledgeable. Attentive. Just go down the list of all the attributes of someone you'd like to represent an establishment in the service industry and you'd check every single box. The team was just as great. As business picked up, the team took care of little things - even just checking in to see how I was doing. Then the food. See pics. I went with all of EA's recommendations including the wine pairings and dessert. If you're a follower, you know that I recommend checking out reviews we have in common to see if our tastes align - but here are my thoughts: Started with the Ceviche. Liked the flavor, though it was missing a punch like it was muted for my taste. I still cleared the plate. I really enjoyed the fried chicken, corn bread and broccolini. I liked both the seafood and mac & cheese but felt they didn't stand out like the fried chicken an corn bread. Remember now, that's my taste buds. I inhaled the panna cotta. Dessert is never optional. I'll sum it up and say that I'd order everything I had again, just probably not the mac & cheese. It was my first meal in Savannah. First time at Cotton & Rye. It won't be my last. And I don't even live in Savannah.

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