The bagels are so good!! Closest to NYC bagels. I had the Chuck Norris definitely a must try!! It's…read morea cute little deli and the staff is great!

Was very surprised to find a bagel restaurants in Savannah. It's a quick serve restaurant, so no…read moreservers. The bagel ware very good, I had a poppy seed bagel with chicken salad, a side of potato salad and a pickle spear. All were very good, especially the pickle spears. My wife had a bagel with cream cheese and lox, actually it was sliced Nova. They don't skimp! The bagel was served open face with plenty of lox and cream cheese on each half. I tried a piece of the lox/nova and it was very good. Bringing my daughter there before we leave Savannah.

This Starbucks location could use some work in my opinion. I notice the Kroger locations aren't as…read morefriendly or personable compared to the stand alone locations. The employees are consistently rude when taking my order, barely making any eye contact or greeting you. On this visit my drink was very good overall. They can just use some work on the customer service training for their employees.

I came here for a quick caffeinated pick me up and to try a Pumpkin Spice Latte. I'm not a huge…read morecoffee fan, but my co-worker convinced me to try one. I have to admit it was very good. The staff was very friendly, restaurant was clean and neat in appearance, and the staff was slammed with people.

Haitian bakery alert!…read more Wow! I've been here 4 years and have been searching high and low for anything Haitian (other than the art and square downtown) and was pleasantly surprised when I stopped by to grab coffee and saw Haitian baked goods. As a Haitian, this place is the real deal! The pate (meat turnovers) were SO good. This place needs more attention. There are eleven fresh squeezed juices and other baked goods go vegetarians and vegans. Very cool! I met the owner, and she is so lovely. We had a great conversation and her energy is divine. Do yourself a favor and stop by! Haitian baked goods are like no other !

Stopped by today & I'm so happy I did! The owner is the sweetest soul & you can tell she really…read moreloves what she does. I didn't dine in but the atmosphere was lovely. I had never heard of sugar free sweet potato pie in a bakery. It was incredible!! I'll definitely be a repeat customer. These are some genuine homemade (grows her own potatoes) sweets. Highly recommend! She also has a stand at the Farmers Market in Forsyth on Saturdays. Excited to try her gumbo!

A good walk through the Oglethorpe Mall for exercise and then #BAM the husband had to walk through…read morethe Smelling Good'Oh Food Court my Lawd! #1 Cha Time Bubble Tea Mango Green Apple & Passion Fruit Green Tea and Coffe Chocolate Milk Tea #1 cash drop! #2 Pei Wei Bourbon Chicken & Semi-Really Not Spicey Shrimp) & (WE Thank God Almighty Hallelujah GloryB2God) #2 Cash Drop. #3 Sarku (Teriyaki Chicken & Veggies) #3 Cash Drop

Okay for the area... take it for what it is. service was good inside a mall setting.. you can grab…read morefood and smoothie. Easier to enter from food court way.

I love Eat Tea! If you are looking for bubble tea, you have found your new favorite place…read more It is located in the shopping center off Hodgson Memorial with TJ Maxx. Eat Tea is on the side with Jersey Mike's. There is a small amount of parking on that side. The service is excellent! You can order on one of the iPads if you are in a hurry or in general. But the staff are happy to take your order as well. The menu is vast. There are many types of teas, bubbles, add ins, foams and more. I tend to try a new tea when I go in. You never know what you like until you try something new! I love the fresh fruit teas. Yes, they do use actual fresh fruit. I'm not a fan of very sweet teas. Generally I will get mine half sweet or unsweetened. It depends on the tea. Just ask the staff about the level of sweetness if you want to know. They also have fresh mochi and crepe cakes. I have not tried the mochi. But the crepe cakes I have tried were delicious. There are a few tables inside the restaurant. It is not meant to seat a lot of people. But it definitely can fit a few comfortably. There is a bathroom in the back down the hall. I continue to go back to Eat Tea. They have great teas in a convenient location!

Phenomenal boba spot. They're small and tucked away, decent parking if the other surrounding…read morebusinesses aren't packed. Inside was clean and quiet. There are two screens that you order on, it was a little slow because only one person was working. I really loved the quality boba, and jasmine green tea with 50% sweetness was just what I needed for this insane Georgia heat. Their mochi is made fresh daily. Since moving from Hawaii, I haven't had good mochi since, and this blew me away. It was incredibly fresh and chewy - lots of filling inside, sweet mango, and constructed perfectly! I can't wait to come back and try more!

Delicious drinks and fresh bites! The mango was incredibly…read moresweet and juicy. We also had a quesadilla that was so cheesy, it was wonderful.

Omg this place is amazing the barria was great the mangolado was to die for can't wait to go back…read morefor more

I love that Byrd's is pet friendly. Lisa and Raven were delighted by my pup and gave her a little…read moretreat. I love the tasting station to try their different cookie flavors. This was delightful never having a Byrd cookie before. I ended up getting gifts for the family and treats for my pup. They have a section dedicated to key lime pie flavored treats. I love key lime pie! I wanted to try the frozen pie but wasn't going to get to eat it right away so I passed on this selection.

The flagship location and main bakery for Byrd Cookie Company. The service was phenomenal and loved…read morethat we could build our own box of cookies. It's an institution in Savannah and they are growing to other tourist destinations. Nice to hear about their acquisition of Kermit's Key Lime Pie Co. in Key West.

Our first visit here, but we'll be back next time we're in Savannah. We went there for breakfast,…read moreand there were so many things to try that it was hard to make up our minds. We finally did, but with just the two of us we barely scratched the surface and we really enjoyed everything we ate (and drank)! Not the most fancy place to have breakfast (has that school cafeteria look) and there's a lot of noise coming from the kitchen area, but the menu is VERY extensive and creative, and the food was very good. I got the three large breakfast sausages rolled in pancakes, which came with an orange marmalade syrup with real orange bits in it it. Husband had the pancake sampler, which came with his choice of three different pancakes from their extensive selection and three syrups/toppings. One was a delicious maple syrup which was great with his bacon pancakes, another was a blueberry compote with real blueberries (real blueberries in the blueberry pancakes as well), and he also go the orange marmalade syrup/topping that I got with my sausage & pancakes. We both had iced coffee, which came with vanilla creamers (a favorite of ours). Our meals came out pretty quickly even through there were quite a few other customers. This is not your typical pancake restaurant, and the menu went well beyond that of a typical breakfast joint. Not just the usual your egg combos and pancakes, but a very wide selection of pancakes and waffles with different ingredients mixed in (fruits, chocolate chips, bacon, etc.) and various toppings. They have a variety of omelets, all the usual breakfast meats and then some, several of them in different styles, including bacon, ham, sausage, corned beef hash, steak, shrimp, and crab, and a few types of eggs benedict. Also, several styles of crepes from different countries, some southern favorites such as shrimp and grits, and some international breakfast specialties as well (German pancakes, potato pancakes. Lunch options are also available, but we were there for breakfast and didn't really spend time looking at that part of the menu. Looking forward to going back on our next trip to Savannah (we're usually there at least a couple times a year) and trying some more of their breakfast items! Sorry, we didn't have much to eat the previous day and so we were hungry and forgot to take pics before we started chowing down. Pics next time, I promise! Menu can be found here: https://ophsavannah.com/food-menu

This was my first time here because I save the breakfast trips for when other people want to eat…read morethat early. This time it was my mom, we both ordered hot tea which warmed my soul. My mom got the oven baked 5-egg omelette with shrimp and some modifications and pancakes. I got the ham, eggs and silver dollar pancakes. The omelettes are a pretty penny but can definitely be shared amongst two with ease so it's worth the money. Our server was training, she was great but her trainee Harold just seemed like he's in the wrong field. Didn't get any pictures because I hadn't seen my mom in a while, but some of the best memories are those we don't capture on camera.