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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Connect Savannah. Updated September 2026.
Al Salaam Deli · Ardsley Park
Connect Savannah's food column went looking for Middle Eastern cooking away from the usual haunts and landed at this Habersham Street deli, a small room the writer had driven past hundreds of times without stopping until word about the falafel got around. There are about a dozen seats inside. Order the falafel that drew the column in, and plan on takeout if you arrive when those seats are already full.
Troy Mediterranean Cuisine · Southside
Connect Savannah's Chantel Britton places this room on Abercorn Street away from the hustle and bustle of downtown and reports it spans Greek, Turkish, Southern Italian and Spanish cooking, under an invitation to leave the ordinary behind and escape to the Mediterranean. She pictures the stuffed grape leaves and points to the antipasto platter. Order the grape leaves and the platter to share, and come hungry enough to work across those cuisines.