7 Best Restaurants in Victorian District, Savannah

Local 11ten

$$$$ | Victorian District Fodor's choice

This farm-to-table staple features an upbeat and contemporary menu that draws young chefs on their nights off. Seasonally driven, the menu is continually changing depending on the local harvest and the chef's vision, but dishes tend to be perfectly prepared and presented. The seasonal relish plate, spicy mussels, and grilled ribeye are highly recommended, as are Local's celebrated scallops. With dessert, take in the fine-art installations on the walls, which rotate regularly to feature the best local talent.

1110 Bull St., Savannah, Georgia, 31401, USA
912-790–9000
Known For
  • seasonal menu with farm-sourced ingredients
  • sea scallops over black rice
  • open-air rooftop bar
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No lunch, Credit cards accepted, Reservations essential

700 Drayton Restaurant

$$$$

With its splashy interior, this is a one-of-a-kind spot in Savannah whether you're looking for a power lunch or a romantic dinner. The former Kayton Mansion was converted into a lounge and restaurant that pairs fine dining with eccentric touches like Versace leopard-print chairs. It's open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a delectable Sunday brunch.

Betty Bombers

$ | Victorian District
Located inside the American Legion Post 135 on Forsyth Park, this throwback mess hall is a hit with the locals. World War II--theme decor lines the walls, and "Bettys" in period-inspired dress smile and serve classics like chili dogs, cheesesteaks, juicy burgers, and baskets of French fries.

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Brighter Day Natural Foods

$ | Victorian District

This natural foods haven has been serving Savannah's organically minded since the 1970s. In the back of this full-fledged grocery and supplement store is a busy deli counter busting out custom sandwiches with meat, vegetarian, and vegan options as well as house-made side dishes, salads, and cakes . Eat at the small counter indoors, at one of the tables out front or—since it's located at the southern end of Forsyth Park—put together a picnic to enjoy on a bench.

1102 Bull St., Savannah, Georgia, 31401, USA
912-236–4703
Known For
  • baked cheese and avocado sandwich
  • walk-up window 11–4 for fresh juices and smoothies
  • large assortment of vegan and vegetarian options

Collins Quarter at Forsyth Park

$ | Victorian District
The white fort in the middle of Forsyth Park opened in 2020 with a full-service restaurant, bar and café that bustles from early mornings to late afternoons. Sophisticated Southern brunch and lunch fare like shrimp 'n' grits, pork belly Benedict and avocado toast (of course) pair with a drink bar that offers signature coffees, beautifully garnished craft cocktails, and fun treats for the kids. Glorious, bright interiors lead to spacious outdoor seating.

Sisters of the New South

$ | Eastside
Traditional Southern home cookin' comes with a smile at Sisters of the New South, where you'll be greeted as "honey" or "baby" (or both) as you place your order. Try the smothered pork chops or the fried whiting, though you can't go wrong with the generous "Meat & Three"—a choose-your-own foodie adventure. Oxtails served with collard greens, red rice, and yams is a perennial favorite.

The Black Rabbit

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On bustling Barnard Street in the Victorian District, this neighborhood café and bar serves up affordable, scrumptious sandwiches and creatively crafted cocktails in a small, intimate space. With a name inspired by decades-old artwork on the building's garage door, The Black Rabbit is a concept from seasoned Savannah restaurateurs who know how to make unforgettable food at unbeatable prices.
1215 Barnard St., Savannah, Georgia, 31401, USA
912-200–4940
Known For
  • cozy space
  • late-night bites like the Three Piggies sandwich (Spam, pit ham, and sliced pork shoulder)
  • modern luncheonette vibes
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.