Treylor Park

We really enjoyed our meal here! The food was unique and so yummy! Chris was our server, and he was phenomenal. 10/10. We really loved the Treylor Park Nachos. The pimento deviled eggs were also yummy, and the pancake chicken tacos were delicious. The Ahi tuna sliders were really good, too. Oh, we tried to Treylor Park cocktail they had as well. It was fun and delicious. Definitely give this place a try!

We came to Treylor Park because of the many good reviews on Google. We wanted to try the many different combinations of foods, they were not usual! We loved the atmosphere - indoor or outdoor, the staff was great & the food was good! I had the popular Apple pie with bacon chicken sandwich with waffle fries. It was good but a bit dry. My husband had the Sloppy Joe with banana peppers. It was delicious! It's not too hot, either! Our grandson had the Smash burger, and he loved it. The best part of the meal was the pb & j chicken wings! We all thought they were great! 😋 Our neighbors had the hot dog and nachos, and they raved about how good they were. Our fountain drinks were good. Our server was outstanding! The place is small, but it must be a local favorite because on a Monday evening, it was packed! You will have to wait a few minutes. Nice cozy place for a bite to eat or share a snack and have a cocktail or beer.

The experience was really colored by the fact that the table beside us ordered a minute or two after us but got their food well before us (as in they were finished eating by the time we got ours). When I asked our server how much longer, he seemed bothered that I'd asked and never apologized for the wait. We had the smash burger, shrimp quesadilla, and burger tacos. The table next to us had two dishes and another larger table had already started receiving their food despite sitting down after we'd ordered. It just made the whole thing feel sour, esp with two hungry kids. The smash burger was good, as were the fries. The shrimp quesadilla was a hit, too. My burger tacos could have used more sauce and the edges of the tortillas were tough (which made it hard to pull a bite without squishing out all the filling). Fun vibe in the decor. For the prices, which are on par for the area but expensive for regular food) and experience combined, I doubt we'd try it again, but it is worth visiting once when you have plenty of time.

This place was great. Ran across it while looking for something to eat before leaving Savannah and it didn't disappoint. I had the chicken and pancake tacos 🌮 which were an absolute 10/10. My husband had the loaded nachos I think (loaded fries) there were also very good and it was huge. It's listed an a appetizer but definitely can be a while meal for 2 people. Highly recommend this place. Ohh and the egg rolls were also great. Everything was delicious.

Definitely unique menu, really enjoyed the Apple Pie Grilled Chicken sandwich and husband had the Double Wide Hotdog. I was skeptical of the Apple with fried chicken but it truly was a spectacular flavor combination- add in the peach sauce dip and it was fantastic. The waffle fries were crispy all throughout. We splurged and got the fried Oreos. I do wish they had more powdered sugar and less batter as one was still very gooey. Chaotic environment the lunch service on the Saturday before Memorial Day so we did wait awhile for our food, but it was great when it came. - they were so busy they ran out of silverware so they gave out plastic.

A friend of mine recommended this place when I mentioned to him I was stopping by on my way home from Brunswick, GA. I sure am glad he did. From the beautifully quirky decor that resembles the interior of a travel trailer to the unusual flavor combinations of the menu, this was a delightful experience. I really wanted to try the Treylor Park Nachos Grande and the PB&J wings, but I decided on the Apple pie Chicken sandwich. I never would have thought to pair cinnamon baked apples with a fried chicken sandwich, but it made for an interesting flavor profile. Served with waffle fries, it was plenty to eat. I guess I will have to plan another visit to try the other dishes I mentioned, and you should, too. 😋😍

✨ First Visit: One, Two, Three, Four pictures are from our first visit. The food, drinks, and service were exceptional. The cherry cola drink and the Miyagi beef tacos were probably my favorite. They’re open until 2 AM, which is great since many restaurants nearby close by 12. Prices are reasonable for the good taste and quality you get. ⸻ ✨Second Visit: Pictures 5, 6 and 7 are from our second visit. They changed the tacos, and they tasted just okay this time. The drinks were also just okay, and the service was subpar compared to our first visit. Probably going to give this restaurant another chance, hoping they get back to the level we enjoyed the first time.

We stopped here on a recommendation from a waiter at another restaurant because this place closes late. We arrived after 10pm and there was a 35min wait time. The restaurant was busy. Anyways, waiter was lovely with good suggestion. The menu was limited in my opinion but we were hungry. Hubs ordered the poke tuna and was expecting a bowl, lol. Ended being a pizza but he enjoyed it. Had the beef taco. It was well seasoned and tasted good. Overall, decent experience and we appreciated that the restaurant opened up. Located on a busy street, so parking may be a bit tricky!

Passing by Georgia to stay over night and walking the streets we found Treylors park and it's definitely a hidden gem . The decorations and the ambience was super chill , everyone was friendly and greeted us right as we walked in ! Super friendly staff , and the food came out so quick ! The drinks were delicious and the desserts bacon brownie was the highlight of the meal !

How disappointing! I came here for my birthday lunch from out of town with my parents and boyfriend and was excited to come here because of the food options and the vibe of the place. I got the Grilled Apple Pie Sandwich and the best part about it was the waffle fries which were cooked to perfection and the sauce that it came with, or else I would've given this place 0 stars. The chicken was overcooked, dry, and hard so that made it very less appetizing. Everyone else was also disappointed by the food they got too including a burger and pot pie. To get some good food in our mouths, we got the bourbon pecan pie which was delicious but they were OUT OF ICE CREAM?!?! They didn't inform us of this until we got the dessert which I thought was suspicious and I would think they can easily get ice cream from somewhere before they opened but I guess not. Because they're out of ice cream, we were told we would get a discount but when we got the receipt, they didn't apply the discount and we had to inform the waiter later and he was able to correct it for us luckily. Regardless of the pecan pie being the best one I've had, everything else made that not matter. Overall, this was a disappointing start to my birthday and I hope that waiter and this establishment can get their stuff together next time.

Another one of those OMGs sitting on the bewildering Bay Street in the Heart of Savannah. Certainly don't needs another review; Cannot believe only my 3rd time. We chilled @ the casual bar area, as place/dining tables Packed. Staff super friendly, discordant, & informed. The Bloody M incredible ; right on the w the pepperoncini, olives, & Spice.. Definitely Gets along with their GA Mule.. The Tacos Plates looked Redic; So went w the Shrimp n Grits & Ahi Tuna Tacos, :) Another option, their more "healthy" Ahi Salad or Poke, w seasoned Avocado.. v tasty w house wasabi side dressing. Bay St. eateries are in NO Way overrated. Can't wait to return to Savannah in few months.

What a great spot! Have heard many great things about this place. This particular time I got the PB&J wings which were very tasty. I've had many other things as well. Their menu seems different or interesting some may say, but it's all so good. If you're feeling like trying something new, come here! The bartender Joe was AMAZING, took very good care of me even though I could clearly see how busy he was. He was crushing it and making everyone laugh and feel taken care of. They have indoor and outdoor seating, fun music and good vibes.

We liked this place! Had a full day of travel to get to GA for a work trip and this hit the spot. Our group of three was about $130 for entrees, an appetizer, 3 drinks, and a dessert before tip. Got the fried avocados, a margarita, a Moscow Mule, the apple pie chicken sandwich, hubs got the green tomato blt, our friend got the fried fish sandwich and I got a pecan pie to go. Enjoyed the food, had a very attentive waiter, and if we were here longer likely would be back again!

I have waited so long to come back to Treylor Park and it was so worth it! The nachos were as great as remembered and I LOVED the PB&J wings. A small, quaint dining room, make sure to come at an off-hour to ensure you get a table quickly.

Oh man. We went to Treylor Park because it came recommended to us. So, we went in really wanting to like the experience but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. The establishment was fine, bar vibes, our server was beyond great, but unfortunately the food was just bad. The only thing that we really enjoyed were the Cheesesteak egg rolls, so I highly recommend if visiting. I will also say that the Shrimp & Grits tacos were solid if you like super spicy food. Unfortunately, I thought I could handle the spice but it was too much for me. Overall though, another decent order. My boyfriend really hated the chicken apple pie sandwich, so maybe stay away from that one . Though, it is one of their most liked items, so honestly, idk.

I've been to the Savannah location and from what I remember they seem to be pretty different in food options. The prices seem reasonable. Unfortunately they were out of the white claw I had ordered but the cherry cola was decent as a substitute. I ordered the "nachos" and it was a TON of food. I only ate about half and was stuffed. Plenty of chicken, tons of waffle fries, flavor was nice. It's like a small diner vibe inside, waitress was on top of everything. I'd come again and try something new if I were back in town.

This was one of our favorite places when we went to visit Savannah for our friends birthday trip. Our first night getting in we needed late night eats so we stumbled in here and it was full. We went to check out the back and sat down to grab a drink While we waited for our seat, but the bartender Chris was so awesome that we ended up staying outback and ordering our food there (it was cold out but the drinks got us warm) the drinks were great. The food tasted amazing but the best part was our bartender/server Chris. He was so kind and personable, and made the best recommendations. The vibe of the place was super cool. We tried other places to eat that were amazing but every night before we went out, we always stopped here. We actually want to plan another trip because we had such an amazing time and because Chris was so awesome.

Treylor Park has to be one of the most unique places we have ever eaten at as far as their menu goes. We stopped in late after a concert and shared the nachos which is a bed of waffle fries, diced fried chicken, pickles, cheese and ranch. It sounds weird but holy smokes it was so dang good. The only minor complaint we both had is that the chicken was on the dry side. I'd rather see it topped with a couple of chicken tenders to ensure that they are moist. We also shared the fried Oreos. They were...okay. They tasted as if they were store bought Oreos and there was also a heavy oil taste. We dined on the back porch (bar) which was very nice and the service out there was phenomenal. This is definitely a place we will visit again when in Savannah and will also check out their other locations.

Came to Savannah for vacations and came across this place. Boy, was I glad I found it. It's a cute place, decorated with Christmas lights and a tree. The girls serving us were really nice too. It wasn't too packed, at least not inside but eventually more people started coming in. For drinks we got beers; the Three taverns rapturous sour and Southbound Islandia sour. Both were really good! For food we ordered the smash burger which came with fries. It was sooo delicious! The food came hot and fresh! And for dessert we ordered the pecan pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream that was amazing too!! Definitely recommend you to check this place out if you're in the area!

I love the concept here with a little trailer park restaurant in downtown Savannah with many upscale restaurants. The only part that did not work for me was that I did not enjoy my dish. It was a deep fried chicken pot pie. It sounds decadent and delicious but the inside filling came out mushy and was not to my taste. When we ordered only water and no cocktails the server became less attentive. But I would be willing to give it a try again.

Amazing food and service! Must try. The collard dip was one of a kind and very good! You also gotta try the chicken and waffles. Super tasty!

The inside is pretty small and has a casual feeling to it. The pancake tacos were good. Salad just had too much lettuce in my opinion.

Late night dinner after a long day so we decided to circle back as we've been here for Brunch. We got lucky getting a table as it was busy but not packed. Decided to go with a few different items and share. The Shrimp & Grits Tacos were good but needed something to set them over the top. I had recently had Fried Avocado Fries at another place that is local to me so the standard has been set. These were good, but the slices were a bit to big and needed a bit more panko to give it a more "crisp" taste. The last thing we tried was something new, Cheesesteak Egg Rolls. Oh yeah, I like the concept and the egg roll was big!! A few cocktails as we were within walking distance from our hotel. I put back 2 Cactus Pear Margaritas and tried the Hang Tang Mojito. It was good, but not as good as the Cactus Pear. Service was good and the vibe was nice... and yeah, it was ~11:45pm when we arrived, yet it felt like 8 pm. I give this place a bonus star as I feel like the food is something different and when in doubt, you have options. The options that were presented are worth a trip.

We were in town for a Vball tournament, and this place was highly rated, so we gave it a try. We thought the concept and decor was neat, and the service was good, but we were not so much fans of the food. We tried the Avocado fries, Miyagi Beef Tacos, and the Shrimp & Bacon Quesadilla. The food was ok, but we probably would not eat here again.

Nothing fancy. Everything on the menu a bit off kilter. Yet, the cheeseburger tacos are stupidly incredible and I think I might have an addiction. (PB&J wings also are interestingly delicious.)

It was busy on a Tuesday night, so we just sat at the bar. It made for fast service for both drinks and food. The cheesesteak eggs rolls are delish and very filling. The pb&j's wings sound weird but trust me, worth getting. The peach jam makes the dish.

Late dinner on a Friday night and it was definitely one of the places to be. The ambiance was great and the staff were quick even with the packed floor. Ordered the fish tacos which takes incredible; the fish was crispy and tender. The banana peppers on top added a nice sweet crunch.

This restaurant is amazing. Strolling along River Street left us hungry and parched. A short walk and bam we were at the Treylor Park. The food was delicious and the local beer on tap was plentiful. If you have the opportunity, sit outside in the back! They have a few high top tables and a cool bar.

With a name like Treylor Park, we had to see what this place was all about. Fun ambiance, great service with all staff having outgoing personalities that fit the establishment perfectly. Translating to quick and attentive service, having guests in and out as quickly (or leisurely) as you'd like. An interesting and limited menu. Everything felt unique or a twist on a well known item. The chicken and pancake tacos topped with chili aioli and strawberries was different. As weird as it sounds, it was pretty good. Super fluffy pancake and well cooked chicken as the anchor items. The pot pie was unique as well. Presented as a burrito, bursting with flavor. This was a huge portion, giving us done leftover. Leftovers actually heated up nicely. Overall, a place that deserves at least one visit. I get why it's popular with solid reviews. Something different. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Savanah.

Don't let the name throw you off, because this food is certainly not trailer park cuisine. However, the inside of this place does give off trailer vibes with string lighting arching down from the ceiling and tons of trailer photos. Clever pun! We came here because they were open until 12PM and we checked in after 10PM at our hotel. It was right across street and we were hangry. Never judge a book by its cover ... or title, for that matter. My spicy Bloody Mary kicked my mouth's ass (and I paid for it later on the backend of things ... but you didn't want to read that, did you? Too bad, get one and light your ass on fire) but it rocked. The star of the trip was my unique entree: chicken and pancake tacos. It's a spin off from chicken and waffles, and kinda reminds me of an alternate universe where I'm living in a trailer and don't have many food options, "well there I reckon we ain't got much to eats ... letsa git dat pancake batter and fry up sum chicken ... and I'll just run on down to our farm and grab some 'berries". Aioli and the strawberry salsa were two things that ignited this weird taco concoction into a splendid oblivion of taste. Get it! Go back to your trailer park roots and soak it all up! I'll be back here for sure! Good thing this place is as big as a double-wide!

I think this is a me problem. I loved this place back in 2019. Visited recently on a trip to Savannah and it just didn't feel the same. Excellent service, from the front door to receiving our check quickly -- the food just was lacking for the price paid. This is a fun place for younger clientele celebrating a special event. It just wasn't for me this time around.

Came to Treylor Park for a late lunch. Our group (6) dined outside at a high top table, outdoor area is also dog friendly. My partner ordered the BLT which he said was what he expected, nothing more/nothing less. I ordered the pot pie burrito. It was interesting but good haha. It was creamy and the filling, in fact, tasted like a pot pie, although I don't think the salsa addition didn't work for me. Overall, would recommend!

Every time we have been to Savannah, we've made it a point to go here. You have to sit on the patio out back or you're not doing this place right. Savannah vibes through and through. Must stop if you're in town. Food is so good, and the locals are great.

Solid spot in Savannah that serves fusion dishes and welcomes you to visit multiple times given appealing menu. Waffle fried chicken had delicious taste and well presented but heavy on the topping which is why not 5 stars. Service is quick and decor well done, I would certainly visit again in the future.

Treylor Park is always amazing. I've only ever sat on the back patio, but it's a great spot with first come first served. There's usually an 80s or 90s movie playing which I always enjoy too. In no particular order on my visits, I've tried the cheesesteak egg rolls, PB&J wings, nachos grande, chicken and pancake tacos, bacon cheeseburger tacos, and the grilled apple pie sandwich. It's all been good! A few times I've just been here for drinks, with my favorite being the Grapeful Dead. Yes, the gummy bears are delicious. I've tried a few different things and I think the only drink that I would likely not get again was the Hang Tang but that's because I remembered that I never loved Tang as a kid (still hasn't changed). This spot is fun and has good drinks and snacks. Given the fact that I've been here most every time I've visited, I'll likely be back again.

The Low Country flatbread is good. The toppings were great but my flatbread was kind of burnt. More crispy that what I am used to. Then in wasn't cut into slices which made it difficult to eat. I also had the PB &J chicken wings and those were amazing!! Cooked perfectly. My friend have the pot pie and she said it was okay and she probably wouldn't order it again. She doesn't like greens so I sampled those. Mmmmm!! They were so tender they melted in my mouth. I would for sure order a side of greens next time! The Georgia Mules were tasty!! Our service was good. Overall, I enjoyed the concept of the place and probably would visit again the next time I visit Savannah.

Tasty. The food and the drink! There are several locations with slightly different names, so if you are meeting people, make sure you specify which one you are visiting. We came to the Treylor Park on the main stretch of road above the River Walk in downtown Savannah. We were advised that the town isn't really a brunch town, and also that this location is best for small groups. This advice seemed accurate, as we had no problem on a weekday mid-morning being seated right away, but also it looked very small and like it would likely be full-up on a weekend. We got boozy brunch cocktails and they were really tasty. I got the Illegally Blonde because I love elderflower. YUM. My dude opted for the chicken and pancake tacos and I got the shrimp and grits tacos (that chimichurri!). They were very tasty, came out quick, and were enjoyed and devoured in no time! My guy is also a sucker for fried oreos so we shared an order of that at the end of our meal. They were really well done, not overly breaded (which has been my biggest complaint when I have had them in the past) and utterly decadent. This was our first Treylor Park visit, and it wouldn't be our last for our visit to the city. We tried another location with a bigger party the next day, and had just as good of a time!

This was our first stop in Savannah. I had heard lots about it from friends, vlogs, and food shows. It was very busy, but we were able to find 3 seats at the bar. The bartender was very nice and the food came out quickly. We got the nachos to split. It was definitely a big enough portion to share with 3 or 4 people. It was super tasty and the flavors were interesting and different. My only complaint is that it seemed to be lacking toppings, which were delicious! I noticed other orders and they seemed well topped, so it's possible our order was just a fluke. I would definitely go back and try some of the other offerings in their menu!

Drinks are amazing and their bartenders 10 out of 10 recommend!!!! I visited here on whelm while on a work trip. A casual space with cute decor. I'm convinced they have one on the best Margaritas in town. Or I was just thirsty and wanted a nice cocktail to end the day lol

Awesome place! The menu is unique and diverse enough to please the varying needs of our group. I appreciated the well labeled menu in regard to my gluten allergy and our waitress was so knowledgeable of the menu when it came to my other allergies. The worst part was having to only pick one thing to order. Wish we lived closer to try more items! As for ambiance, our group appreciated the televisions inside so that we could watch football while we ate. They also have an outdoor bar and patio area that seems dog friendly but it's pretty small. Larger parties would need to sit inside.

The food is amazing here!! I got the hamburger tacos, it was recommended to us my our hotel hostess and it did not disappoint. There are several Treylor Park restaurants in Savannah, each offering their own menu - per waitress. The service was quick and our waitress was very friendly!! The restaurant itself had a bohemian chic vibe that I really enjoyed!! Hope to return to Savannah and Treylor Park.

Great place with a unique menu! They have a patio and welcome guests with dogs. Patio tables are first come, first served. They have a few locations, including Treylor Park Doublewide, which is also on Bay St, so be sure to check into and review the right location. They don't take reservations, so I walked in on a Saturday afternoon around 1:00, and it was busy. I checked in with the host, and he had a spot for me at the bar. The bartender (Erin, I believe) greeted me and took my order when I was ready. I ordered a local beer, PB&J Wings and the Grilled Apple Pie Sandwich w/ Chicken. The wings are fried and tossed in their pecan & peanut butter sauce, along with a Peach Jam (the J part of the name) dipping sauce. These were great, and the peach jam definitely added an awesome layer of flavor! The Grilled Apple Pie sandwich was what I was most excited to try. Grilled apple slices, cheddar cheese, crispy thick bacon, and a crispy chicken breast are served on thick and buttered toast. It was served with waffle fries and the same peach jam dipping sauce as the PB&J wings. This was one of the best tasting and most unique sandwiches I've ever had! The layers of flavors and textures all worked so well together...I just loved it! It's big, so plan on sharing, taking leftovers with you, or don't order an app. I could only eat half of mine, and that's with only eating 3 of the wings I ordered. You should absolutely eat here!

Lucky to get a seat during Saturday lunch hour downtown. Love the outdoor seating in the back. Music was right for us and decorations tasteful. But what really matters is the fabulous food! Whatever you order you won't be disappointed.

This place is great and definitely makes sense why it's so busy! -I did the recliner drink, basically a bourbon sweet tea and it was very refreshing -To eat I did the shrimp and grits tacos and they were so good and unique

I think with now 4 or 5 locations, this place may have become a victim of its own success or is coasting now on its reputation. First, they apparently pre package at least some of their ingredients instead of preparing food from scratch for each order. So on the flatbread at least, they couldn't do an order of the Low Country flatbread without the sausage and bacon. I expect this from a chain maybe, so here it was disappointing. That was strike one. The grilled apple pie and chicken sandwich was good, but the waffle fries on the side were undercooked. Maybe they were too busy and rushing orders. Strike two. The cobb salad was just spinach with some tomatoes, cucumbers, avocado and egg. The blue cheese was at least good and there was plenty of it. More of a plain spinach salad than a cobb salad. Although not terrible, given all the really great places to eat in Savannah this is not a place we'd go back to.

Oh wow what a find! Thanks Yelp! Best breakfast we had on our whole vacation. Went brunch style with chicken pancake tacos and biscuits and gravy. Best spicy Bloody Mary. The wait staff was so patient and attentive - they even offered to help us pick up and move inside because it was cold (-er). It was bright and small inside with a fun bar vibe. The tacos were the best thing I've had to eat in a long time. A bit of spice offset with strawberry salsa I wish they would bottle so I could take home. Only drawback is the fried Oreos we ordered for dessert took 20+ min to deliver so we had to get to go and eat later. Still amazing, but would have been so much better fresh.

If you are ever in downtown Savannah, I recommend checking the restaurant out. It is SO good. I did a quick find on Yelp and the three of us went there for an early dinner. When we walked in, we were seated within a few minutes at a table inside. I started out with the Georgia mule. The lime juice, bourbon, ginger beer, and peach liqueur did the trick for giving a buzz. The 77 Monte Carlo sandwich was out of this world. There is mortadella, turkey, and pepper jack cheese stuffed between two pieces of toasted French toast topped with powered sugar served with a side of Dijon sauce as well as a side of waffle fries. I loved it! When a restaurant is busy, you know it's got to be good when it's between lunch and dinner. The friendly service didn't go unnoticed and it was worth the wait when we got our food. It wasn't too long and we were able to enjoy everything without having to be rushed out of there.

We stopped by for a late lunch and sat out back in their open bar area. The lady bartender was very awesome and had great recommendations. Kudos for making the best all the way bloody mary that we had all week. Pros: The apple pie chicken sandwich was cooked to perfection. The chicken was crispy on the outside with a thin batter but still juicy in the center. The apple slices tasted like they were right out of a pie. Waffle fries were crisp and came out hot. The PBJ wings were cooked really well. Some had more of a peanutbutter flavor than others - the jelly was so good - I added a little jalapeño pinapple hot sauce, and it was even better. Cons: None. Honestly, I would go back any day.

5/13/2024 Dinner Server Kelly K. (Did a very nice job) Dinners: DOUBLE WIDE DOG Footlong Coney dog on two buns, topped with homemade Sloppy Joe, fried banana peppers & cheese on one side, and chili w/ relish & dijonnaise on the other, served w/ waffle fries $16 (It was great! Tons of flavors!!!) LOW COUNTRY (Flatbread) Shrimp, corn, potatoes, sausage & onions tossed in a low country inspired butter sauce. Topped w/ grilled shrimp, diced red peppers, fried onion, chives & bacon $16 (Wife said it was outstanding, again tons of flavors that worked well together!) Definitely recommend for a cool vibe and funky but good menu!!

When @clarklan60 recommended that we visit a trailer park while on our visit to the South, I must admit to being perplexed. Would just any trailer park suffice? Is there someone specific we should meet or talk to? I mean, what exactly are we going for here people? ‍ I was obviously appreciative when it became clear that she wasn't recommending that we visit "a" trailer park, but instead that we visit "The Treylor Park" in Savannah, Georgia. With that little ambiguity cleared up we could now focus our efforts on our visit and we found their menu the most refreshingly unique than we've seen in a while. I was immediately drawn to the "Avocado Fries" shareable appetizer and found myself anxiously awaiting its arrival at our table. While the inclusion of the term "fries" in its name made me wonder if it might actually be a little greasy, that wasn't the case at all. Although the fried is worthy of performing as a solo vocalist, the accompanying efforts of the chili aioli (rhythm section) and the pico de gallo (horn section) made this trio an act that should really be appreciated only when all the band members are available. The "Southern Sloppy Joe" defied its stereotypical reputation as being a dish that underwhelms in its appearance, but delivers in the taste department. In this case it not only tasted great, but we found its presentation surprisingly appealing. The "Grilled Apple Pie Sandwich w/ Chicken" was destined for either greatness or a single bite rejection. In this case I was shocked that when the chicken sandwich was dipped into the cinnamon roasted apple sauce...they paired wonderfully! How exactly in the name of gustatory receptors is this even possible? While we have no reason to discourage you from visiting some random trailer park while in Savannah, we would encourage you to visit this "Treylor Park" because their creations are unique and memorable and we look forward to returning during our next visit to this beautiful city. And that's...Henry's Take. #southerntrailerpark #treylorparksavannah #newsouthernflavors

Treylor Park had tons of good reviews, so naturally I had to give it a try And ...... it was delicious! Honestly, I loved the vibes. The theme was so chill and on point. There was ample seating and the restaurant was packed. I enjoyed popcorn shrimp which was so crispy and seasoned perfectly mixed in with popcorn! Clever! I wish there was more, the breading was light so it gave it just a perfect crunch! The waffle fries were epic and jam packed with toppings. I was very pleased! Definitely worth a try.

Wow, I was surprised at how good this place is. I'd heard good things, so I wanted to try it, and it outperformed expectations. This, in my opinion, is Southern food. There's a fusion element with the tacos and flatbread options, but it's Southern at the core. I had PB&J wings and the apple pie chicken sandwich. Delicious. The peach sauce that comes with these is a crucial addition. It really made the sandwich. Our server was good, attentive and friendly. The restaurant decor was great. They were showing Dumb and Dumber as well, which is worth at least a star for that alone.

Great service but the food was average. Not really any bold flavors that distinguish frim each other. The flatbread seemed undercooked and the salad was just like any typical salad. May try the place again, not sure.

You can easily overlook this place if you're looking for an actual trailer. While we didn't eat in a trailer, the food and space are comforting nonetheless. At 5pm on a weekday, we were quoted a 20 minute wait and were seated in 15. The restaurant walls are lined with colorful picture frames of trailers and TVs looping retro video game footage. Service is friendly and laid back. We put in an order of the Treylor Park Nachos Grande and Bacon Cheeseburger Tacos. The Treylor Park Nachos Grande is a monstrous portion of loaded waffle fries with delicious chive ranch, cheese, pickles, and fried chicken. The nachos check off every box from salty, vinegary, slightly sweet, soft and crispy. The Bacon Cheeseburger Tacos were less interesting but similarly portioned. Taste-wise, the tacos taste like a clean version of Taco Bell's soft shell tacos. Unfortunately, both dishes were served lukewarm likely due to them waiting to bring out our food at the same time. Thankfully, our server warned us about the portions and we didn't over order. With the variety of creative offerings and enormous portions, you can't enjoy all of what Treylor park has to offer unless you come with a large group of friends or go back multiple times. But even if you come as a couple or with a friend, you can share a meal for the affordable price of $20 and still be satiated. I would definitely come back with some friends after some drinks for a carb and protein loaded snack and try some of their other dishes.

I mean this place makes you want to be in the trailer park every day!!! This place is probably our favorite in Savannah! The menu had to be created by someone drunk or high. I mean PB&J wings?????? But the food is amazing!!!! We came 2 days in a row. We got the PB and J wings, how country boil flatbread the first night. We got the pancake chicken tacos and the nachos the next night. All was so freaking amazing! We sat at the bar. The drinks were great. Bartender was a super cool dude who made us feel at home. A must visit restaurant in Savannah!

First time visitor Popular local spot with multiple locations Indoor and outdoor dining available Twinkle lights music and pop culture movies to watch Bartender phenomenal Job of making drinks taking orders cleaning bussing serving - friendly check in numerous times and polite Fried bologna served in a brioche bun and perfectly cooked fried egg and waffle fries salt and crunch Bacon brownie made to order serve with vanilla bean ice Cream Popcorn shrimp served with actual popcorn Beer from local area / full service bar Kid friendly, group outdoing, solo dining, date night can easily share things and have plenty of options of small bites salads tacos flatbread sandwiches Certainly great spot for a Sunday night

Mmmmm, yummy. Ordered the Boneless backyard bites with Chicken pancake tacos. Both hit the spot and worth going to. Bathrooms were clean staff was nice and friendly. I would come back and try a few more items. The restaurant has about 10-12 tables and is kind of small so it doesn't get too loud where you can't talk.