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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in The Infatuation, Savannah Magazine, Eat It & Like It, and Savannah Morning News. Updated September 2026.
SAVANNAH - Big Bon Bodega · Starland District
Hand-rolled Montreal-style bagels boiled in honey water and wood-fired, out of a converted auto garage.
The Collins Quarter · Historic District
An Australian-inspired cafe for big morning plates and lavender lattes in the Historic District.
Breakfast Club · Tybee Island
A Tybee Island diner for crispy hashbrowns, stuffed omelets, and pecan waffles; closes by 12:30pm.
Clary's Cafe · Historic District
Clary's Cafe sits at Jones and Abercorn streets in the Historic District. The Savannah Morning News traced the line back to Luther Clary's 1930s drugstore, where customers at the long marble soda fountain ate chicken salad sandwiches under paddle fans, and noted that readers of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil still step in for a look and a quick bite. Eat It & Like It covers the room as a morning stop. Doors open at eight.
Little Duck Diner · City Market
A diner off City Market from Savannah-based Rhino Hospitality Group, the same team behind Flying Monk Noodle Bar. Savannah Magazine's food-scene feature named it among a dozen restaurants the group now runs across the city, drawing a steady breakfast and lunch crowd.