Savannah restaurant question
#1
Original Poster

Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 14,729
Likes: 0
Savannah restaurant question
I am doing a day trip to Savannah this weekend to check out the places I have booked for a longer trip in October. Can you recommend a good restaurant for lunch?
Particulars:Two in the party are vegetarians, we all want to eat light (salad, small plates...not Mrs. Wilkes or Paula), we would like a lovely setting (garden, river view).
Thank you!
Particulars:Two in the party are vegetarians, we all want to eat light (salad, small plates...not Mrs. Wilkes or Paula), we would like a lovely setting (garden, river view).
Thank you!
#2
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 4,510
Likes: 0
I admit I'm not one to go out for lunch, so what I'll recommend will be speculative:
For a lovely setting, 700 Drayton, the restaurant at The Mansion on Forsythe Park. Here is the link to their lunch menu:
http://www.mansiononforsythpark.com/....asp?MenuID=25
They have outdoor seating, though I've not seen it in use in the months when we stay in SAV (Jan and Feb). Highly regarded restaurant.
If I were going for lunch, I'd probably mosey down Liberty Street to Soho South -- a converted garage. More funky than pretty or picturesque. Good food, though.
You might also check out Sol, on Habersham out by 32nd St. I cannot seem to find out if they are open for lunch. The restaurant is well regarded and "Vegetarian friendly". (The one time we tried to get in, they could not take us -- they reserve only for parties larger than six people.
Firefly Cafe has outdoor seating on very pretty Troup Square just S of Liberty. We dined there and decided the service was just a bit too casual for my kind of evening out. At lunch, though, it's packed -- even in the off season. On reflection, lunch may be more their forte.
For a lovely setting, 700 Drayton, the restaurant at The Mansion on Forsythe Park. Here is the link to their lunch menu:
http://www.mansiononforsythpark.com/....asp?MenuID=25
They have outdoor seating, though I've not seen it in use in the months when we stay in SAV (Jan and Feb). Highly regarded restaurant.
If I were going for lunch, I'd probably mosey down Liberty Street to Soho South -- a converted garage. More funky than pretty or picturesque. Good food, though.
You might also check out Sol, on Habersham out by 32nd St. I cannot seem to find out if they are open for lunch. The restaurant is well regarded and "Vegetarian friendly". (The one time we tried to get in, they could not take us -- they reserve only for parties larger than six people.
Firefly Cafe has outdoor seating on very pretty Troup Square just S of Liberty. We dined there and decided the service was just a bit too casual for my kind of evening out. At lunch, though, it's packed -- even in the off season. On reflection, lunch may be more their forte.
#3




Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 84,762
Likes: 46
I don't know of a garden or river view to suggest - but I will second the SoHo South Cafe -
http://www.sohosouthcafe.com/
Another idea would be the Gryphon Tea Room - run by SCAD students. It's a great lunch place. I can't find their menu online but you could call. I'd be shocked if it wasn't vegetarian friendly
http://www.teamuse.com/article_040203.html
http://www.visit-historic-savannah.c...staurants.html
http://www.sohosouthcafe.com/
Another idea would be the Gryphon Tea Room - run by SCAD students. It's a great lunch place. I can't find their menu online but you could call. I'd be shocked if it wasn't vegetarian friendly
http://www.teamuse.com/article_040203.html
http://www.visit-historic-savannah.c...staurants.html




