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    Debi's Restaurant

    4.2 (334 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 2:30 pm

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    DEBI'S RESTAURANT ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Tanya J.

    We came here after church on Sunday around 10am, and it was pretty empty. As we ate, it started to get fill up. There's a section for kids to play, which, in theory, is cool, but I wonder how often they clean it- especially with this being a restaurant. But, I digress! It's in a basement, which a few restaurants are in the historic district, and not a personal favorite of mine. This place feels like you're at grandmas house, and that was cute. They use large paper table coverings, which I'm only used to seeing at seafood restaurants. So again, unsure how clean things are or if they're just changing out the paper table coverings. I ordered the hash brown platter, and I expected the shredded version, and not breakfast potatoes. They were still good, just unexpected. Coffee is ever flowing here, and that was a nice treat. They don't serve alcohol here! Not a bad thing, but a rarity in the historic/tourist district. Was hoping for a mimosa, but it wasn't terrible that I didn't get one. This is a lowkey place to visit if you're in the area to get breakfast without the frills. I will say some of the prices seemed a bit high for what we saw, but alas, historic district prices.

    The name as you walk down the stairs--you can also use an elevator.
    Clayton S.

    Very friendly people. The wood and brick all look original giving it the historical feel that is Savannah. I had the homemade Peach Cobbler on French Toast. Very good. My wife had the grits with sausage. Big bowl! Also very good.

    Daniella M.

    A nice spot in Savannah for good breakfast. It's a beautiful restaurant in the basement of a hotel. Very charming inside and a little play area for children. Breakfast is simple but delicious. I loved the hashbrown breakfast. A good spot for an affordable less crowded breakfast! They also will hold your bags for a fee using bounce which was really convenient

    James B.

    Arrived and it is down stairs and very, Savanna. The Marriott concierge recommended it and decided to try it. Best Savannah decision we made! The staff seamed so happy we asked why? With big smile thy said we are family. We meet three generations. This is one of the few travel places worth coming ack to on every visit. When in Savannah try it you will love it!

    Chicken strips
    Mike M.

    I would call this a comfort food restaurant. Service had one waitress but she was amazing doing her best. There were quite a few take out orders so you know the locals come here for quality eats. Lots of specials each day. Big space downstairs in a historic building. Enjoy.

    Salmon Cakes
    Krista M.

    I dined at Debi's Restaurant last month on the recommendation of some friends after visiting the expo for the Every Woman's Marathon. The restaurant is located on Bay Street, in the basement of the building. We were seated quickly without a wait, but the place filled up fast. Our server was clearly overwhelmed, rushing around and visibly sweating, even though it was a mild November day. I ordered the salmon cakes, which were served on a bed of cheese grits and topped with remoulade sauce. The dish was mediocre at best - filling, but the salmon cakes were a bit dry and could have been more flavorful. The restaurant itself was uncomfortably cold, but oddly enough the bathrooms were warm and cozy - LOL! Overall, I probably wouldn't return to Debi's if I'm back in Savannah. It was an okay experience that served its purpose, but it didn't leave me very impressed.

    Beautiful art, Savannah inspired.
    Typhanie B.

    Debi's is a nice, cozy restaurant, serving delicious home style food. They have a great menu with classics, they also have a chef's special menu posted by the day. They have a bar upstairs, when you first walk in. You're welcomed to order your cocktail and sit at the bar, or take it with you to your seat. We dined for lunch on a quiet Monday. We were immediately seated, greeted my kind staff and served delicious food. I enjoyed my salmon cakes and fried green tomatoes. They were cooked perfectly and seasoned wonderfully.

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    Tanya K.

    A solid little restaurant in the basement of the building. We came here when there was a 45 min wait at another place and got right in. The waitress was really nice and they were very efficient with with the drinks and the food did not take long to come out. I had the lobster grilled cheese. It was good, but could of used a cup of tomato soup to go with it.

    Dining room
    Tom S.

    Excellent breakfast. We hit this place at just the right time on a late Sunday morning when we didn't have to wait for a table. By the time we left the line was up the stairs and out the door. It is a lovely dining room on the underground floor of an old building. I had the hash brown breakfast with mixed vegetables and sunny side up eggs. Kim had the Eggs Benedict. Mine was very flavorful and the eggs were done perfectly. The Eggs Benedict was just ok. The poached eggs were good, but the English muffin was barley toasted if at all.

    Karla C.

    The restaurant is such a pretty place. We went down the stairs and found ourselves with brick walls and floors and very quaint decor. The stuff was super sweet and helpful and that always makes for a great experience. Overall, the food was good. My husband ordered the prime rib but unfortunately was not a fan and our salmon cakes tasted more like tuna but even so, I would not mind ordering those again. Parking is somewhat hard up front due to the business of the street but there is a parking deck about 2 blocks back which is huge. Cute little spot I would not find visiting again.

    First time at Debi's.
    Charles A.

    Dairy free review!!! I've recently become allergic to dairy and it has made it hard to go out to eat. Most people seem to not take it seriously when I say I have a severe dairy allergy so I've decided to give my reviews based on this as well as the food, service and atmosphere. (I can't guarantee how it was for me will be the same for you) This restaurant caught our attention because of a big sign outside of it saying they serve breakfast all day! It was closer to noon and we wanted breakfast so we thought we would try it out. This restaurant is in a basement so there are some stairs to conquer. Our server was nice, I don't recall her name but I know it was Debi's daughter. When I explained my allergy she brought Debi to our table. We discussed what was available and what had dairy in it. I decided on eggs, bacon, sausage and hash browns. They explained they would do everything they can to not cross contaminate my food. My wife had the grits, bacon and egg bowl. Everything came out great and the price wasn't bad. Im happy to say there was no issue with my allergy after eating here. They did everything right. If you have any food allergies I would suggest trying this place out but make sure they know what you're allergic to. They will let you know if they can accommodate. I'll definitely visit this restaurant again.

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    Food was just okay. No alcohol. Paper table cloth. A little pricey for what u get.

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    Great food and very reasonable prices. The service was excellent and the food was plentiful.

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    Good simple food reasonable price point! Had the peach cobbler french toast was good.

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    Great food,great service, wonderful homestyle vibes in the basement of the historical East Bay Inn est 1854

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    Nice place for breakfast. Simple classic choices. I had the cheese omelette and enjoyed it. The staff was super friendly and very attentive.

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