Goose Feathers Cafe & Bakery

You should definitely stop in for a bite to eat! The staff was extremely friendly, even the back of house. We felt the food was fairly priced & delicious. I got the panini and my husband got the JP deluxe. I also got an iced mocha- it was not quite sweet enough but they have sugar you can add if needed. The only reason there’s 4 stars is because my order (the panini) didn’t originally get rang up so we had to do a separate transaction after my husband and daughter finished eating. If they had done a discount it would have been 5 stars (they admitted it was their mistake) just because we didn’t get to eat together. The women’s bathroom was also out of order, which is fine, but the only one available was dirty and needed to be cleaned probably twice as often. Hopefully the bathroom will be repaired soon because I’m sure that’s inconvenient for the staff as well.

Dining with Dirk: Sunday edition. I stopped in Goose feathers for the breakfast platter—poached eggs, bacon, and a cup of cheese grits—and they absolutely delivered. The eggs were perfectly poached, the grits were the cheesiest, and the bacon was thick and crispy. The food arrived hot with little delay. Brooke brought my meal out with a friendly perfect delivery and a reminder to leave the dishes on the table. After eating, Albert came by to pick them up, sharing a quick exchange of pleasantries before heading off. Brooke and Albert set the standard for a great breakfast and the rest of my Sunday. Be like them.

Definitely a hidden gem on this little corner breakfast cafe in the Heart of Savannah! First time and first of all the Carmel Pecan coffee was the Kickstarter for an awesome breakfast experience! Everything was delicious from the spinach and feta quiche(mine had salmon on it also)to the choices of breakfast sandwiches to the Greek yogurt with honey was so amazingly fresh and zesty. The service was quick and friendly plus refills on the coffee of the day plus being clean and quant. We had so much fun along with great food and abundance of smiles from the excellent staff .

After seeing the high star reviews, this wasn’t quite what we’d expected. I want to say at onset that my 3 star service review was because of the inefficiency of the service, not the friendliness of the staff. Staff members were kind and friendly. But they were functioning in a less than ideal setup. The line out the door is deceiving. There’s only one person taking orders at a time, which wasn’t terribly efficient. There were two staff members with screens in front of them but one was to order and one was to pay. The long line created crowd problems as people had to shift to allow other patrons to exit or to allow waitstaff through. Seating is first come, first serve AFTER you place your order, so it’s a little stressful, imagining you may be standing around with your tray of food and no place to sit. Stalking other people while they eat to see who looks like they’ll be finishing soon, and worrying about the people in front of you nabbing the table first…not my personal favorite. Glad we weren’t there with our kids. My husband’s food came out and we sat for a full five minutes before mine came out. After a couple minutes, I insisted he start eating so his food didn’t get cold. The coffee was just okay, unfortunately. Our side of potatoes had a nice flavor but didn’t have that great textural crisp to them, and the portion was small considering it was a side we had to pay extra for. My husband got the burrito, which clearly had to be eaten with fork and knife since it’s covered in salsa, but the plate was so small, it was awkward to cut into it without food falling off the plate. He asked for a larger plate, but they didn’t have any. His burrito was decent, but lacked a cohesive element tying the flavors together. My panini was yum. I really liked the balsamic which was soaked up into the top piece of bread. Perfect amount. Was pleasantly surprised at how well the salami worked with it too. I’m rooting for you all, and hope these impressions from average patrons are helpful.

Disappointing. This place was recommended and the pictures looked great.. can't give it more than two stars. I WANTED to give it 3.... But the cons outweigh the pros for the price Brunch 1:00 Wednesday afternoon for $35 Pros: The coffee was hot and flavorful:We ordered a 8-oz mocha and a 16 oz latte brevve. However it's the smallest 16 oz coffee I've ever had and I asked for it heavy / wet it came light and foamy---As a former coffee shop owner, it drives me nuts when you order a LATTE and you end up with basically a cappuccino: lots of foam and very little coffee.. BUT The flavor was good.( Seemingly great coffee everywhere here in Savannah.) Atmosphere was nice, and food came quickly after being ordered. CONS Servers seemed lackadaisical and desoultory. Even though brunch was served till 2:30 and the place was empty I really got the feeling that they would rather we weren't there.. The hollandaise on the eggs Benedict was congealed. See photo. Looks like it had been sitting in the pot all morning and was barely stirred before lumping it out on the plate. My "eggs in a nest"--two poached eggs with grits and Vermont cheddar cheese, was uninspired. Not much flavor in the grits even after a good shake of salt and pepper. It looked like it had been plated in a rush and without care. And they forgot the salsa I asked for on the side. Had to remind the server. And it was strange It looked like somebody had already broken an egg yolk onto the grits while also putting two whole poached eggs on it. Just odd. When the server brought our plates, she said didn't know what eggs benedict was.....😳🙄 poor training on the management part Altogether this is not worth the money we spent... I could have spent less and eaten at Starbucks and had a better experience. The plates looked thrown together in a hurry, without care and not appetizing at all. Maybe everyone was just having an off day and they do better when there's a crowd early on.. But I wouldn't come back. So sad. Great location and nice environment but.. . The food leaves a lot to be desired.

As we approached a very nice gentleman opened the door and greeted us. We went to the counter and ordered 2 Breves, we did not order any pastries, but they looked delicious. We sat inside and enjoyed our drinks and the atmosphere was welcoming. The attendant kept the tables clean and clear without being obtrusive. Definitely a nice stop for a coffee and treat.

This place was recommended to us so I was shocked to walk away so disappointed. I ordered the egg sandwich. There didnt seem to be any cheese on my sandwich but the worst part was the eggs. I told my friends these for sure had to come from a carton. No way theyre fresh eggs. After going back and reading reviews I see many others with the same opinion. They claim they're real but I do not see how and if they are they have to be carton eggs. They're tasteless rubber. If they are real, with so many of these same comments, its a bit concerning they haven't fixed whatever is wrong here. The staff was def very friendly so no issues there but it is a bit wild they ask for a tip thrn tell you where you can go to get your own water cup and utensils. Now to be fair, the one person who got a waffle instead of full breakfast loved it. I tried it too and it was a great waffle. So id say stick with the pasties and house made items if you do decide to go.

Quick service, free coffee refills. Good breakfast sandwich with bacon, but it does not look like they use fresh (cracked) scrambled eggs. $18 for sandwich and coffee. NO WIFI was a big negative for me, since I wanted to work on my laptop for an hour. I suspect not having WIFI is a conscious choice and not an oversight.

A wonderful place for lunch or coffee/bakery item. Not only was the sandwich great but every employee was super nice. From the super sweet cashier that helped me make a decision on which sandwich, to the guy that delivered my order, to the guy sweeping the floor. Everyone one of them greeted me and asked if everything was okay. What a great staff this place has. I had the Ellis, by the way. It was wonderful and huge. I made two meals off it. I will definitely be back!!!

This is a casual, order-at-the-counter kind of place, so don't get too comfy before you've ordered--trust me, they'll kindly (but firmly) remind you. Once that's out of the way, grab a seat and enjoy the local vibe. The food? Solid, not spectacular. The shrimp and grits had great flavor but arrived more "warm hug" than "hot off the stove." The shrimp po' boy was nicely seasoned, and the coconut cake was a sweet finish though it had that "straight from the fridge" chill that dulled the flavor a bit. All in all, a decent lunch and a pleasant stop, but not one I'd rush back to next time I'm in town.

Once in a while I visit a business firing on all cylinders. From the moment you step into the location staff is n sync. And the food is damn tasty. Goose Feathers Cafe is the place to be if you looking for those tasty breakfast items to include gluten free options. Rolled in early on a Saturday morning to place an order for a croissant, bacon, egg, and cheddar sandwich. Staff provided me coffee in a mug and I took a seat. Soon enough the breakfast croissant was brought to my table. The croissant was huge and super fresh! One of the best egg, cheddar, bacon croissants I've tasted. Staff swung by to take my plate and I was even visited by the manager and got a coffee refill. While on scene I learned GFC makes a gluten-free bagel and currently had some gluten-free cheesecake in their display! I was amazed at how many staff members were in the front of this restaurant to help serve, clean up, and take orders. The kitchen staff was fully loaded preparing foods for those hungry breakfast belly's rolling in. Great breakfast spot to start the day! I'll be back.

From its adorable name to the beautiful classic southern exterior, to its amazing food and its next level staff, this spot was everything we hoped for and that much more. While planning a girls trip with my best friend, I know we wanted to spend our time at places that embodied southern hospitality at its best and high quality classic southern eats. Goose Feathers had that and more. My best friend has a gluten allergy and this place was able to bring us so many gluten free items that blew us away. Traditional grits breakfast, pop tarts and a peanut butter brown that she could enjoy? Done! I had their staple southern breakfast---the JP deluxe and wow. We ate nothing else like this stuff the rest of our trip. However it wasn't just the food that left us happy. It truly was the staff. Jennifer, the owner, sat and chatted with us as if we were long lost friends. She gave us a list of things to put on our must do Savannah list and told us to come back for the Saint Patrick's Day parade. Chef was wonderful. He checked in on us multiple times and it was beyond appreciated. The pastry chef, Andrea, couldn't wait to hear what she thought of the pasties she pours her heart and soul into daily. And every other person working was kind, friendly and personable. One is only so lucky to find a small business of this high quality. From the lattes to the food to the extra sweet treats put into our to go bag, and to the connections made. This was an experience not taken for granted. If you're looking for real southern hospitality, this place has all that and more to offer.

Best breakfast in town! Everything was excellent. Price was great, coffee was great. I had an egg America, kids went for waffles. It was so good - I was full until dinner.

Goose Feathers Cafe & Bakery located in Savannah, GA Food: We ordered the Chicken bacon mushroom melt and breakfast burritos with turkey sausage. The melt came fully involved with melted cheese on a fluffy croissant. A flavor explosion! The breakfast burrito was good, the turkey sausage was good and tasty however the salsa was bland and it came poured over the burrito nevertheless fulfilling. Service: Grab a menu order your meal and have a seat. Ambiance: A neat and orderly restaurant, bright an

We came here for a quick breakfast. Here's what I thought. Atmosphere: The cafe is simply decorated. It was indoor and some outdoor seating. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you. The place was super clean! Service: Everyone we encountered was super friendly! Our food came out fast. Food: I tried their 'Croissant Sandwich' and really enjoyed it. My husband had their 'Breakfast Burrito' and said he really liked it. I had a decaf latte and my husband had a cappuccino. We both enjoyed our coffees. The prices here are very reasonable! Overall, this is a great place for an affordable, fresh, and delicious breakfast.

We kept referring to this place as Silly Goose. Nice well priced breakfast menu. The loaded breakfast waffle was delicious, I'm not much of a Tabasco fan would probably get the Tabasco syrup on the side next time or just regular. Took some baked goods to go, very nice , though the price of the cronut shocked me at $8! - nearly as much as a breakfast item!

We were torn on eating at Le Cafe Gourmet, which was a super small spot near where we were staying, or finding another spot. This location seemed to have a broader menu outside of crepes. Easy walk! The line was almost out the door coming in. You grab a menu and then place your order at the counter. It's a decent inside, with seating for maybe 50 on the inside and 8-10 on the outside. We dropped in right around 10:45AM on Sunday, which was JUST ahead of the brunch crowd. The options on the menu were unique. I opted for the JP Deluxe, which was half a cornbread waffle with jalapeños, sausage gravy, cheddar, scrambled eggs and green onions. It was accompanied by the caramel pecan special drip coffee. We grabbed a window table with our drinks. They have a water station/condiment station/coffee accoutrement station for your dining pleasure. Wait time for the food was short, and staff were super friendly. It was bustling by the time we got our food. My coffee stayed hot the entire meal and my food was VERY piping hot fresh. Wow, what a great meal! The cornbread waffle, mixed with all the other guilty sodium pleasures, was worth the stop! Love having a unique item! Very quaint area and the people watching was fun. Highly suggest this as a quick brunch spot!

The cafe is cute and the staff goes above and beyond. My son had a poached egg sandwich on a croissant which he said tasted good but fell apart. He wound up fork and knifing it. I had the Quiche lorraine which was very dense. I love Quiche lorraine with bacon, most have ham which I'm not a fan of, therefore I ordered that. It was ok. I'm giving the rating mostly based on the wonderful staff

We loved Goose Feathers! We got coffee, a breakfast burrito, chocolate croissant, and breakfast platter and sat outside on the sidewalk. It felt like we were back in Europe! The food was really tasty and fresh. The staff were welcoming and gave some good recommendations. My only regret is not coming back for a second time during our trip!

OMG, YUM!! Popular local family owned cafe with EXCELLENT value and tasty foods; a fast-casual eatery in downtown Savannah near the Market. Great (and friendly) service for breakfast, brunch, snack or lunch but closes by mid-afternoon. Order at counter, find a table, enjoy a scrumptious meal to start your day! With Daily specials, this eatery hits the spot in a college town for quick eats with friends or family. Overall, 4.5 rated experience for house-made foods, meal "value", smiling service and relaxed ambience. When was the last time you could order a breakfast meal for $10pp?! Today we ordered a Breakfast Burrito with Scrambled Eggs, Vermont Cheddar, Black Beans, Potatoes, Spinach (xtra) topped with Salsa - yummy good! Also, the Eggetarian with house-made croissant, poached eggs, Vermont cheddar, tomato, pesto and hollandaise - fantastic! And finally the Eggs Benedict Savannah style with Croissant bun, Ham, Poached Eggs and Hollandaise - filling to eat and cooked perfectly! You won't be disappointed nor go hungry after eating at GF Cafe. Don't miss it ... I'll come back soon! ENJOY!!!

Stopped in for breakfast/sweet stuff. I ordered the bacon/egg/cheese croissant sandwich, with a side of fresh fruit, and a big slice of coconut cake. The sandwich was good, and the bacon was nice and crispy. The fresh fruit was a tad out of season, so the melon was a little hard. The coconut cake was scrumptious, and at $6 a slice, the best thing on the menu. Service was quick, and I took it to go.

We chose Goose Feathers Cafe since we were looking for a healthy option for lunch. The staff at this location es exceptional! We felt welcomed as soonest we walked in - the young lady at the counter took our order quickly with a smile, answered all of our questions. My hubby ordered a BLT that looked and tasted great! My vegetarian option 'The Ellis' was yum!!! The restaurant itself if clean and inviting! 5 stars!!!

The BLAT is all that! Fresh ingredients. Thick bacon slices. Mine was to go (speedy!), but it's clear that the dine in ambience is darling! Will be back!

While everything was great - the staff, especially Janie, was a pleasure to be around. We went around 11:30 on a Sunday and it was busy, but worth the wait. I enjoyed the Egg Croissant with Ham breakfast sandwich while my husband got the Eggs Benedict Savannah style. While we waited for those to be prepared we enjoyed a Cinnamon Roll and Peach Cobbler Pie. Yummy! We sat on the patio with our 12yr old golden and he loved the attention from passersby's and the staff, especially Janie who was giving the dogs treats. We would go again!

It was so good, we came back the next day! Yesterday was our first time in and what a wonderful treat. We decided to order multiple things and share. The JP Deluxe was definitely the star of the show. The jalapeño waffle is like the best hush puppy you've ever tasted in waffle form. We ordered another one today and felt there was too much on top of the waffle which hid the flavor (but still very good). We got a turkey panini yesterday which was not great especially when compared to the waffle. Today we decided to try the chicken bacon mushroom melt which was delicious. The soup of the day was Spanish shrimp stew which was very flavorful. We also added a Belgian waffle with strawberries but it paled in comparison to the JP Deluxe. The homemade desserts are delicious. We were hoping to get either the sticky bun or cinnamon roll yesterday but they were already sold out of both when we arrived. The coconut cake and peach pie bar were both great substitutes. We made it in time for one of the last sticky buns today and it was worth coming back for. They heat them up for you if you'd like. It is very sweet and lives up to its name as it's very sticky. Think croissant meets monkey bread...perfection! For how busy they were both days, service was wonderful. Everyone was so friendly and patient even though the line was out the door. They serve your food and bus the tables but you do have to get your own silverware, napkins, and condiments. It's in a great spot with views of Barnard St. if you like to people watch.

Goose Feathers didn't cut it in my opinion. Both the food and coffee was semi-edible. I got a breakfast burrito and there was liquid on my plate (water?). Ambiance and service was fine but food definitely wasn't. Too bad since it came recommended.

If I was on death row, I would want this to be my last meal. I had the jalapeño and cheddar cornbread waffle with a peach bar. The waffle, filling without being too heavy, it's sweet and savory, and it's totally unique. I've never had anything like it. I do wish the space were bigger. They are obviously a well loved spot and the line is out the door. Thankfully I didn't have to wait long.

Everyone HAS TO visit this place. We had good coffee, great service and a comfy decor. We started with a warm sticky bun that was incredible. This is what they are supposed to be. Jess had bacon, egg and cheese croissant and loved it. I had Asiago bagel with bacon and egg. Also awesome. The bacon was perfectly crispy but thick cut. A must visit spot.

Hardly anyone at 7:30 on a Thursday, locals or tourists. Lovely staff. Sticky bun was heated up nicely but was enough to pull out a crown if you aren't careful. Decent coffee. Grits were mediocre. Egg croissant sandwich okay, eggs were from a box. Nothing super special. Was hoping for a bit more but very Panera like.

We try to choose one restaurant for a full sit down breakfast as a treat, on one day of our vacation every time we go away, and we chose this café because of the reviews. Unfortunately it was not what we were expecting. It's more like a quickie breakfast or a grab and go sort of place. I was looking forward to a slice of quiche, but unfortunately they were all out. I had to choose something at random quickly, as the process is you order at the counter and I didn't want to hold up the line. I ordered a croissant breakfast sandwich. Hubby ordered eggs Benedict. Both breakfast dishes were fine, nothing amazing. I think we were looking forward to a bigger treat and a nicer ambiance. The tables weren't very clean, and the utensils were a bit sticky. There was also a strange odor in the café. We ate our breakfast in 10 minutes, and then left with regret. I wouldn't say this was a bad experience...Just not what we were hoping for. If you're okay with a quick breakfast (and great prices!), then this could be for you!

Okay so--Goose Feathers Café had a line out the door every single day we were in town, so obviously I had to see what the hype was about. It's a cozy little spot with a counter-order setup, and then you either grab a seat or hover awkwardly while waiting for your food. We chose to be seated, but the restaurant was super busy--almost not enough seating, which made it feel a little chaotic. The menu felt very à la carte--no full meals, just individual items--which was fine by me because I was laser-focused on the quiche of the day. And let me tell you... I was obsessed. Like, I considered asking for a whole pie and carrying it around Savannah like a purse. But I had places to walk and dignity to maintain (barely). The vibe is cool, kind of trendy-meets-grandma's-kitchen, and the staff was friendly. I'd definitely go back for the quiche and maybe a croissant, but I'm not sure the rest of the menu would pull me in again. It might be a little overhyped--or maybe it's just the magic of seeing a line and wanting to be part of it. Either way, it was a fun stop and worth it for that dreamy slice of quiche.

Went on a Saturday morning for brunch and it was certainly busy; but the service was great and fast. Parties over four did have a little bit of a wait but nothing too extreme. The cafe and ambiance was great and a great coffee spot if yo are not in the mood for actually food the bakery was stock full of fresh options. Ordered the breakfast platter which has several selections; Choice of: Two Eggs / Scrambled or Poached / Choice of Bacon, Sausage, or Turkey Sausage / Served with Sliced Fresh Baguett I chose the poached eggs, sausage all was cooked perfectly and delicious.

A few things to expect when you arrive. 1st - a line! It's very busy in the morning!! Also you line up to order your food at the counter, they give you your drinks and a number for your table. They will bring your food to you. 2nd - you need to grab utensils, condiments, etc before you sit down. 3rd - there is a coffee station to get that coffee just right and if you want more coffee you go up to the end of the counter for it. That sounds like a lot but honestly not waiting for a server to take your order, bring your drinks, get refills, etc is kind of nice. Last - second The staff is very friendly and the food is awesome. Tables seem to clear fast (not a huge place) and the gentleman clearing tables and helping on the floor is over the top fast and hilarious!! Get some great food, be treated great and leave happy!

I had the breakfast panini and it was perfect. Not too much or too little food, great combination of ingredients for a breakfast sandwich. There was a line when we arrived but it moved fast enough while we decided what to eat.

The casual comfort vibe is something that makes me compelled to visit Goose Feathers again. The staff was personable and seemed like they're passionate about their job but also close + accepting of their coworkers. For that reason, the energy of my time there felt chill though the place can get busy at times. The ordering concept is to order at the register and the server will bring it out to your given number. It felt like large family gathering or a NYC breakfast spot (southern classics on the menu, don't fret!) aka home for me so that reason (and the food) I will be returning. Food is excellent would recommend their pastries and rosemary roasted potatoes. Coffee is great too!

I love a good bakery and Goose Feathers did not disappoint. The spinach - feta quiche was delicious! And the coffee of the day, Savannah Pecan, was divine!! Free refills, too!

Rated best bakery in Georgia this year so naturally a good reason to give it a try. It was packed! Locals and tourists filling all the seats + a line for ordering which could turn people away if you didn't know it moved quickly. In less that 5 mins, we were greeted at the counter and our order was taken. About 5 mins after that, our food was delivered to our table. Quick, affordable, satisfying, and pleasant staff all earned this place 5 stars. Perfectly located in the heart of downtown Savanah!

Goose Feathers Café and Bakery was the perfect way to kick off our girls trip in Savannah. From the moment we walked in, the warmth and Southern hospitality were undeniable. Jennifer, the owner, welcomed us with a handshake and sent us off with a hug. Every staff member was just as kind, full of smiles, and clearly proud of the place. The food blew me away. I'll admit, as a Northerner, I'm not exactly a grit expert but these grits were next-level. Topped with poached eggs, fresh salsa, and just the right amount of cheese, the dish was hearty, flavorful, and so good that even the leftovers were delicious cold the next day. My iced hazelnut latte paired perfectly with a rich gluten-free peanut butter brownie, and the pastry chef deserves a medal overall but even more for the gluten-free pop tart. It was warm, flaky, soft, and indulgent. After 10+ years gluten-free, I never thought I'd enjoy one again. The atmosphere here adds to the experience: order at the counter, grab a seat, and enjoy delivery with genuine smiles. The playlist was fantastic, tables were cleared quickly, and both the chef and owner offered personal recommendations that made us feel like regulars. This spot is so much more than a café. It's food made with love, service that feels like family, and a true Savannah gem. Looking forward to coming back!

The service here was very friendly but I don't get the hype. It's a typical breakfast diner with decent prices but average food. My salmon lux had enough cream cheese for 3 bagels and my friends breakfast burrito was just average.

the servers are quick, efficient, and friendly. the food is subpar. my bagel sandwich wasn't worth the $12. the eggs weren't fresh, and there wasn't nearly enough cheese on top. additionally, i kept having to add salt for more flavor. my friend's blt wasn't anything special either. to end on a positive note, i like the vibe in the restaurant, the pictures on the wall, and the lighting.

Went back earlier this year and wow what a difference. Food was still good, but great service even though they were slammed. Amazing how Savannah itself and the historic area has improved since I was here 10 years ago.

Service was terrible. Waited over 1/2 hour for food and not that busy. Food was served on stale croissants and stale roll. Sandwiches far from tasty. Didn't finish either one. Came here every time we came to Savannah for breakfast's and lunches. Never like this. Won't be back this trip or next. Won't do one star only because of past. #stevensleavin

A really cute spot for breakfast or lunch while in Savannah. The food and coffee were good and the people were friendly. Limited outdoor seating, but ample indoor seating available too.

Chef Harvey! I've worked the back end (IT systems and POS) at many restaurants and I've known many chefs and restaurant managers. I've seen how the best ones attend to their customers and get feedback on their newest creations. We were the second customers in the Goose Feathers restaurant in the morning arriving around 7:05, and I was the first to order the daily special. How do I know? Because Chef Harvey came out after I started eating and inquired about my opinion of the food and its presentation. Here's the thing, he not only wanted my opinion of the foods taste, he said he liked the way I ordered it and may make the special more complete by adding my poached egg. I don't want to go on and write a book, but the welcome feeling, attention and attention to detail made this my best breakfast experience since coming to Savannah. I appreciate you Chef Harvey, great job!

When we asked for gluten free, she asked "allergy or preference" and used a dedicated knife and toaster for the breakfast sandwich.

Came in for breakfast and the staff was extremely welcoming and helpful. We placed our orders and grabbed a table inside. The food was made from fresh, quality ingredients and was well made. The coffee I ordered was just okay and not very hot. Overall we enjoyed our meal and would return.

This place looked like a such cute place from the outside and we loved the name, so we stopped in on a Sunday morning in January. When we walked in we were instantly greeted by very friendly ladies behind the counter. They were so sweet and we loved them instantly. We ordered at the counter and took a seat by the window. We got a cup of coffee, an orange juice, a toasted blueberry muffin and two breakfast burritos. The muffin was ready after a few seconds and it was AMAZING! I probably could've stopped eating after the muffin but the bar was set pretty high. Because it was set so high, I have to admit I was a little disappointed that the orange juice wasn't fresh-squeezed. Please note that absolutely nothing stated it would be fresh-squeezed, just the vibe of the place gave me a fresh squeezed orange juice type vibe lol. My fiancé said the coffee was good, but he also says that about everything. We both thought the burritos were good. Loved the potatoes inside, they were perfectly cooked. There really wasn't anything amazing about them, but the whole atmosphere made up for it. It's a sweet little cafe/bakery in Georgia that I would definitely visit again. The bathrooms were clean as well, something that's pretty important to me! Thank you to the amazing staff for being so kind and welcoming.

Sunday morning we stopped to grab a bite. Enjoyed breakfast and the cornbread waffle was INCREDIBLE. Service was amazing, they were very attentive and cleaned our table quickly. Super nice folks. Would come again.

Another foodie line, let me jump right in there! John spotted this place the evening before and he had me at the word Bakery. Freshly made croissants- hmmm, yes please! Coffee, a blueberry croissant and a breakfast sandwich- bacon, egg and cheese croissant! Breakfast heaven- the blueberry pastry was scrumptious! So much so- I filled up on that one while waiting for my breakfast sandwich! lol. Oh darn. Don't worry- I did eat half of the bacon-egg-cheese croissant, happily, before my tummy yelled, no more! John helped me finish that and he scarfed down his grits. We have this agreement to share plates. I would 100% come back to eat here!

Quick, friendly service and a very clean environment. The salad was a generous portion, and I especially loved the honey pecan dressing--delicious! Highly recommend for a fresh, satisfying meal.

Amazing service and super delicious food! I have celiac and there were so many options for me! Letty was super knowledgeable about GF options and it made my ordering so easy! Definitely recommend!

I had the Eggs Benedict Savannah Style. It was good. I liked the crossaint instead of the usual english muffin or biscuit. The people I was with both had the Breakfast Platter, and I swear it looked like 1 of those Jimmy Dean frozen breakfasts lol. They said it was decent though. Everything was reasonably priced.

He is having the Shrimp n grits. Said it was amazing, shrimp cooked to perfection! Great flavor. Grits tasted good. Went well together! We will be back 100%!! Great place

We stopped in for some bakery items to go, and this was a nice bustling cafe on a Sunday morning! We ordered a turkey and cheese croissant and a ham and cheese croissant to go, and per our request, they heated them up for us. Friendly service and delicious croissants. We brought them to the nearby Johnson Square to eat them in the shade. 10/10 experience, highly recommend!

The place was busy with a line to wait. Not that uncommon we found. I looked up a place that hopefully would have traditional made in house pastries and croissants. In their description it said they made things from scratch. It sure doesn't taste like it. We had bought a few things so we could enjoy a croissant with our coffee and also for later in our travel. We told them everything was to go. We did sit and wait for our items to be bagged as we were given our coffee right away. When we received our items all of the croissants were heated. Why would you do that without asking when we stayed it was to go??? I took the chocolate croissants and regular one back up and asked for ones not heated. I had taken a bite out of the one chocolate croissant (that's how i found out it was warm) and it was so chewy. They were able to replace one regular croissant and only 1 chocolate as they didn't have 2 left. I took one of the heated ones back. I sat to have my coffee and chocolate croissant and it too was chewy. Not crisp, light, or airy in any way a normal croissant tastes. It was almost gummy. My boyfriend said his turkey Swiss was the same way. Chewy. We weren't very pleased. I was looking forward to made from scratch and these tasted like pastry sheets or premade pastries. They may bake them in house, but I doubt they really make them scratch. I also work in a coffee shop and bakery. These weren't anywhere close to ours. We went to The Coffee Fox after shopping nearby. I suggest going there for pastries. I will say, I can not comment on their in house breakfast items. Just the pastries. Seating was half full and plates that I saw served to people really did look great! Unfortunately, we were just looking for something quick and lighter.

It was such a treat getting to talk to Nikki today. I come here at least once a week and I am disappointed when she's not there. The service was amazing as always and the food is delicious. Stop by here for a great Savannah experience!

I was really excited about trying out this breakfast spot but was overall disappointed with the food. I ate the croissant egg cheese sandwich, which was good, but the rest of the food was meh. The grits were lumpy and had no flavor, the poached eggs were overcooked/hardboiled, the peach bar was overly sweet and the cookie/biscuit part was hard.