The food is amazing going to miss this food when I move…read more The chicken is always moist and the collards are not too salty

The brisket was exceptional and the service was great. Reece BBQ will become a regular stopping…read morepoint for us in Pooler!

Well, well, well, what magic awaits outside of the tourist area of Savannah? This place. Love the…read moreidea of going in, starting a tab, and just using your name at the bar, one of the fixed places to get food from, or even the food trucks that literally drive in and park there. Surrounded by shipping containers, it is its own special space where you can find a seat and enjoy the food and drink you grab, play games you brought on the tables (think brewery type action on that front), or just hang out with friends. I had a t-rex burrito - brisket, beans, rice, roast poblanos and onions, avocado, cilantro and a crispy cheese shell while there. Best burrito I ever had? No, but my first choice would have been the food trucks (that were not scheduled to arrive while I was there) and next time, even if I still don't time it right, there will plenty of other things to try. That, with some board game time, two beers from the bar, and absolutely perfect weather for being outside, made for a great day here.

Awesome place! Truly diverse! The doggies are beautiful and friendly!…read moreThe staff very nice!

Found this gem by chance and it did not disappoint. The food was delicious and full of flavor! The…read morerice and beans were perfectly seasoned, the chicken was tender and smoky, and the steak was juicy and cooked just right. The macaroni salad and tostones were the perfect sides. Great comfort food that feels homemade -- I'll definitely be back next time when in town.

This is an interesting take on PR food. I know that many people from Borinquen would not call this…read morePR food, yet the dishes are from PR. I wasn't a fan of anything, and I felt cheated. There may be some stellar dishes on the menu, but I didn't hit any. Skip.

I don't even like burgers like that, but I had to stop thinking about, and finally experience the…read moreRoyale With Cheese (no onion for me). It's juicy. It's a vibe. I am glad.

Would I eat at Smashed Savannah food truck again? Yes, I would. Smashed Savannah seems to show up…read moreat various spots around town and today they were at Service Brewery. Because it's October and all things Octoberfest, I ordered their Bavarian Smash burger, $17 includes fries. This burger was heaping with protein - a split and grilled sausage, hamburger, beer cheese, whole grain mustard on a pretzel bun. A creative, fun burger to celebrate the season. I found I enjoyed the sausage much more than the overcooked burger. The whole grain mustard, fresh pretzel bun and melty cheese were wonderful accents! Waffle fries with a sprinkle of seasoned salt?, or some type of seasoning, were good and included with the burger order. Don't want a burger? They have a chicken sandwich and several fries offering with creative toppings.

This is the best food truck meals in the area. The BBQ is delicious. The smash burgers and the…read moreDawgzilla are of the chain good.

From the owner: Husband and wife team. We love serving people amazing fresh food. Call for all your food truck…read moreneeds

So I've already been saying that with all these different restaurants, the only thing The Ville is…read moremissing is a Haitian Restaurant... BOOM, Outta nowhere, we got one! I'm gonna let the pictures speak for themselves because between the rice tasting well cooked and the griot being a great addition, I'd say you'd get a great taste of what Haitian Cuisine is like! Right now the restaurant's a little start-up spot to come and grab a bite, and enjoy the outside open air with bench/picnic seats ready to seat you and your cuisine to eat, the time it took to get your food ready-made took less than 10-15 mins. So if you're on break for lunch, looking to grab something for a personal dinner, or just tryna to find a quaint spot to sit before you place your order, this is the place to be... my only complaint is that although I'm full, I wish I had more in my plate for seconds! Come & Grab A Bite!

From the owner: At Haitian Spice, we don’t just serve food, we deliver a full cultural experience. What sets us…read moreapart is our deep-rooted commitment to, authentic Haitian flavors, made fresh daily with homemade epis locally sourced ingredients, and generational recipes that tell a story in every bite. From sizzling griot to zesty pikliz, every dish is handcrafted with bold Caribbean spices and love. Whether you're Haitian-born or tasting the island for the first time, we bring the warmth, rhythm, and soul of Haiti right to your plate — all from our wheels.

This is a food truck. When we dined there it was parked in front of Service Brewing…read more As you probably have concluded they specialize in crepes and sandwiches. We had lunch there recently while visiting my daughter and her significant other. I tried the ham, egg and cheese crepe and it was excellent. And HUGE. Yep kinds of cheese, two generous slices of ham and the crepes themselves. A helping of fries comes with it. I was stuffed and satisfied. Well done, Oh Crepes!

They had quick service and the crepe was fresh! I would happily visit again and try out the rest of…read morethe menu!

A nice surprise at the boat launch. The owner chef is a total foodie. She loves her dishes, it…read moreshows with a product the taste great. Her menu should work for most taste buds. Her fried Okra is absolutely perfect.

Pleasant surprise! Great Food! The crab and shrimp burger is to die for!! Customer service was…read moreawesome! I will definitely check them out!

Bomb! Pizza: perfect char, amazing pretzel bites + beer cheese. Great service. Definitely returning!read more

4th of July party and there was a pizza truck!! Grabbed a supreme pizza while, my brother in law…read moregot a lasagna pizza, and my sister got a Greek salad. They grabbed our phone number and texted us when the food was ready. Everything was so fresh and the taste was awesome! How cool to have a pizza truck at a party great for kids and adults!!

I noticed the kiosk set up of Ella Fresh Fruit Bar (EFFB) when I popped in to check out Taco Grande…read morea couple of weeks ago. Both Taco Grande and EFFB are all within the same space as Big Bazaar Indian and Mexican Grocery. I noticed the big banner hung outsIde of the building in Spanish, but it had fruit cocktail looking items and naturally, I was curious. Upon entering, I inquired inside and the Indian lady informed me it was opening this week, so here we are. This is a Mexican Style Fruit Bar. They have all sorts of fruit (and certain veggie) concoctions. Some have diced fruits, some are parfaits with layers of fruit flavored yogurt and some are just over the top (literally), like the one we chose! They had one with a combination of fruits and cucumber and other with jicama (pronounced he-kah-ma, a.k.a Mexican turnip). If you don't know, it's a root and I feel like it's almost a cross between an Korean/Asian Pear and a Daikon Radish. It has a similar texture to both, with the same crunch, but without the spicy-ness of the radish nor the sweetness of the pear. At first, you may think that the fruit concoctions themselves may not be Mexican, but the choice of combinations (like cucumber or jicama) with the way it's prepared and the choice of toppings they provide at the end, will make you think otherwise. They have chili powder, hot sauce, sprinkles (yes, sprinkles!) and this pink sugar-looking topping that is sweet, but sour! These were only some of the choices. What we ate - I picked the most over-the-top one for my kids and I....oooooooobviously! Fruit Cup - Spears of Honey Dew melon, pineapple, papaya, mangos and it had a Strawberry Rose! So pretty! All the fruits were ripe and sweet and the guy then squeezed half a fresh orange all over it (and was about to add lime too, but I declined as I was sharing with my kids). I chose not to put any toppings, because again, my kids. Sigh... Mango Rose - This was a special request from Yours Truly. I had seen the Strawberry Rose on the fruit cup and I asked him if he did the same with mangos, because I thought my kids would get a kick out of it. It's cheap entertainment! I told him that I was from Montreal and that I would see these Mango Roses sprinkled with chili powder during the Summer at festivals and they sold like hotcakes! He happily obliged and made us one. He picked a nice, ripe mango, peeled it, stuck a bamboo chopstick in the stem part and then cut it like a rose, just like at the festivals in Montreal! Oh, the memories! They all came back! Vibe - They have built the kiosk on the right of the space as you walk in. They are still waiting on their logos and menus, so please be patient. The whole space in general has a lot going on. Mexican grocery and EFFB on the right, butcher in the back, Indian Grocery in the middle, Taco Grande to the left and Arcade in the front, but hey, if you are looking for all those things, it's a one stop shop! They also let us eat our fruit treats at the tables on the Taco Grande side, so that was nice. Service - He was so nice. He gave my kids a piece of jicama to try and added the mango in the fruit cup which was not in the original cup. He went out of his way to get a mango, peel it and cut a few spears off and added it to the cup, because I told him they liked mangos. On top of that, he happily executed my request for the Mango Rose because he knew what I was talking about and knew how to do it. Now is that great customer service?! Yes or yes?! Kid-Friendly - Yes! Both kids devoured it! Five dollars for an overflowing fresh fruit cup and two dollars for a Mango Rose was money well spent IMO, especially for a healthy after school treat and the memories it brought back of home.