Location: Garden City
Top Restaurants in Garden City
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Top 10 restaurants in Garden City, United States
Garden City is a city in Chatham County, Georgia, United States, located just northwest of Savannah. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 8,794. Part industrial and part residential, the city is home to much of the heavy industry in Chatham County and is adjacent to the Port of Savannah, the flagship operation of the Georgia Ports Authority.
Things to do in Garden City
1. The Coffee Fox
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 477 reviews
We are a quick service cafe serving specialty coffee, quiche, pastries, craft beer, wine and cheeseboards. Join us throughout the day for expertly crafted caffeinated beverages and a cozy quirky environment. All of our coffee is locally roasted by PERC Coffee Roasters.
Reviewed By Taryn A
Friendly, welcoming staff in this coffee shop pulled right from the hipster handbook. I stopped in two different times during a recent visit to Savannah. I tried both their iced coffee and a hot latte with almond milk. Both were excellent. Would definitely visit The Coffee Fox on my next trip there.
2. Marche de Macarons
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By deepfriedbutter - Long Island, New York
Marche de Macarons is a tiny gem located next to the historic Lucas Theatre, just a few steps north of Broughton on Abercorn St. The macarons are outstanding. Chocolate, lemon, pistachio, salted caramel, raspberry and more. Not cheap...but worth every penny. The staff are great, too. This is one of the places you must go! We go here almost every time we are in Savannah. And right around the corner, you can pick up the South's best ice cream at Leopold's!
3. Babe's Smokehouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By nosher123 - Savannah, Georgia
Heard about Babe's and decided to go today with a friend. We both thought the food was great! My friend had the pork BBQ plate and I had the Redneck Reuben. The absolute winner was the RedNeck Stew which is Brunswick stew with macaroni. We definitely will be taking the 30 min trip back there again.
4. Chive Sea Bar & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Inspired by the decadence of the 1920s, Chive Sea Bar & Lounge offers a unique dining affair in Savannah's Historic District. Located on bustling Broughton Street, Chive is a refreshing change of pace for those seeking an intimate experience like no other, for special occasions or a weekday wind down. Our signature vintage cocktails made with top-shelf favorites are perfectly paired with dishes incomparable to any fare served downtown. Chive Sea Bar & Lounge is the ideal place for the Southern pace, bringing the classic to the contemporary.
Reviewed By BunkyVA - Virginia
A very attractive room with a great buzz. All the food was excellent. Seafood soups, salads, cobia, sea bass and crab. Decent wine list. Service knowledgeable and professional. Reasonably priced & well worth it.
5. Savannah Candy Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 345 reviews
Reviewed By Fred G - Milton, Canada
My wife and I stopped off at this little area of candy heaven, on our recent trip to Savannah. Free praline samples were delicious, and we purchased pecans, a pecan log and chocolate pralines-all non fattening of course! A little pricey but worth the visit.
6. Leopold's Ice Cream
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
No trip to Savannah is complete without a visit to Leopold's Ice Cream! Named One of the Top 10 Ice Cream Parlors in the World, Leopold's is a "Must-Do." You'll love our retro ice cream parlor, complete with old-fashioned soda fountain & friendly soda jerks. You'll also experience a little piece of Hollywood in Savannah as you peruse Stratton Leopold's collection of film posters and props from films he has worked on over his 45 plus years in the movie industry! Leopold's Ice Cream was founded in 1919 by three brothers from Greece. They learned the art of candy and dessert from an uncle who had settled in America. The brothers perfected their secret formulas and created the now world-famous Leopold's VeriBest™ ice cream. Our ice cream is made in historic, Downtown Savannah, one batch at a time, using family recipes handed down from the Leopold brothers. With our full soda fountain menu & more than 28 flavors available at any given time, we've got something just for you!
Reviewed By mayspringrose - Charleston, South Carolina
I went to Leopold’s ice cream with my family not to long ago. When we got there, there was quite a long line. Since we had wanted to try it for so long we waited! I personally got the ice cream sandwich with chocolate chip ice cream! It was delicious and I would definitely recommend! Although the line was long Leopold’s has a great staff, and I was very impressed with how fast the line moved. They had great service and were very efficient! Everyone must try it at least once. I will go back next time I visit!!
7. Lulu's Chocolate Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 964 reviews
Best Desserts in town voted by Savannah voters since 2008. Full bar with chocolate martinis, beer, liquor, wine, champagne cocktails, organic fair trade coffee, sipping chocolate, cakes, brownies, creme brulee, fondue, home-made ice cream, truffles, chocolate covered strawberries and much, much more. Happy hour daily til 6pm. Local favorite spot to celebrate the big and little things in life!
Reviewed By DCody - Fritz Creek, Alaska
Our waitress at Ordinary recommended we come here for dessert. Boy was she right! I had the Cheese Platter (a Charcuterie or Combination Charcuterie and Cheese are also available). It was exactly what I wanted. The other folks in our party had various other desserts that were excellent. The service was also excellent. Definately save room to enjoy a stop here.
8. Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By GinaK92 - Alabama
We arrived around 10:00 to get into the already formed line as recommended by our trolley driver. Lunch begins seating at 11:00 and is served family style. We sat with 8 other people and enjoyed conversation as we passed many delicious southern dishes. The fried chicken, beef stew, creamed corn and biscuits were my personal favorites. The very kind owner came by to speak with our table and assure we had everything we needed. After a dessert of either peach alamode or banana pudding (both were delicious) each person clears their own plate, silverware and glass and takes it to the back before heading out. Great food and experience!
9. Market Street Sweets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 606 reviews
Reviewed By Christopher L - Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
My wife and I stopped to ease our sweet tooth. I got the dark chocolate peanut butter cup and she got the bear claw with dark chocolate. Oh my god!! Have to get the bear claw. Soft, salty and sweet. By far the best dessert we have tasted in years. Going back tomorrow night. This is a must stop. They deserve 6 stars if there was the option.
10. Wright Square Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By boundforglory - nanuet
After a vigorous museum hopping day, this is a great place to recharge after Stekfsure museums! We had tuna salad and chicken salad wraps, and tomato basil soup. All exclnt, fresh, freshly brewed great coffee. Desserts were off Richter scale delish. Immaculate cheerful , friendly concerned happy owner who greeted us. Total recommend!
