Wildflower Cafe on Telfair Square

Great food and ambiance! The parsnip soup was delicious, the peanut noodle salad was amazing! I will definitely return! Oh yeah the oatmeal cookies were very good! Great vegan choices!

If you’re looking for a culinary adventure that combines art, culture, and scrumptious delights, look no further than Wildflower Cafe! Nestled within the enchanting Jepson Center and Telfair Children’s Art Museum, this charming eatery promises a delightful experience for food enthusiasts of all ages. The star of the show was undoubtedly the Spicy Peanut Noodles – an explosion of flavors that left my taste buds dancing with joy! The perfect balance of spice and creaminess had me savoring every mouthful. It’s a dish that will undoubtedly leave you craving for more. Next up, the Chicken Salad Flat Bread, a refreshing and vibrant treat. The flatbread was fresh and perfectly complemented by the delectable chicken salad. Each bite was a delightful symphony of textures and flavors, making it a must-try for any food lover. For those seeking a healthier option, the Roasted Vegetable Grain Bowl won’t disappoint. Bursting with savory goodness, this dish was a harmonious blend of well-roasted vegetables, creating a satisfying and nutritious meal that will keep you energized throughout the day. Wildflower Cafe truly caters to everyone with its wide range of vegetarian, gluten-free, and kid-friendly options. No matter your dietary preferences, you’ll find something to satisfy your cravings. The ambience of the cafe is a perfect blend of art and cuisine. The cozy setting, surrounded by captivating artworks and creative energy, makes every visit a memorable one. In conclusion, Wildflower Cafe is an absolute hidden gem for those seeking a delightful dining experience with a side of art and culture. With its flavorful offerings and accommodating menu, it’s a haven for foodies from all walks of life. If you find yourself in the Jepson Center and Telfair Children’s Art Museum, don’t miss the chance to indulge in the culinary wonders that Wildflower Cafe has to offer!

The Telfair's Jepson's Museum has a great new restaurant in the expansive space overlooking beautiful Telfair Square - it makes you feel like you are eating outdoors. I recommend the roasted vegetables - the veggies change, but this is a picture from the first time I got it which was perfection (2nd time a little too salty). They spicy noodles have been recommended highly by many, but I have yet to try it. Also pictured is the "grown up grilled cheese." Great spot whether you are a tourist or local. Parking is always tricky downtown, but there is a parking deck a block away to the west...

Simply amazing! Was looking for a light and healthy lunch and was very impressed by the options and taste of all the dishes my husband and I had. Lemonade was fresh squeezed. The parsnip soup was exceptional ( I tried to replicate it at home the next night with no avail). The peanut noodle salad and grain bowl were excelled. Option to add chicken, shrimp, tofu, and mushrooms. So many vegetarian and vegan options which can be hard to find in the South. The ambiance is very casual at the entrance of the museum. However, it is bright and cheerful with many window and natural light. I wish I had a restaurant like this in my hometown.

Love love love this place! Thanks to my boyfriend for finding this amazing cafe in a museum and surrounded by a park💗. It’s quiet, bright, and spotless, such a great place to enjoy a sunshine-ful morning with their freshly made salads, delicious noddles and orange juice.

I was disappointed that this café did not have wait service but that we had to order and pay at the counter. It did not seem in keeping with the ambience of the venue. Our spicy peanut noodles were quite tasty; however, the amount of shrimp that were served with the dish was very scant and could not have consisted of more than three shrimp cut into small bites. That being said, it was basically a noodle dish and overpriced at $15. I don’t see a return visit as likely.

This was surprisingly great! Vegan options were on point as well as the atmosphere and customer service! One of my best birthday meals, having a plant based lifestyle.

Some fellow travelers I'd met on an architectural walking tour shared a tip to dine here if you are seeking delicious meal that is also healthy. I'd previously seen and walked past this cafe, which is part of the Jepson Center. On my last day here in Savannah, took their recommendations and ordered one of their soups as well as a salad to take out. (Corn, potato and coconut bisque with fresh basil, cilantro and jalapeno, and a roasted vegetables grain bowl as a take along for my airline trip home). Everything, from the ambience of the space, the upbeat and knowledgeable staff and the fresh and artfully combined ingredients was spot on. I'd come back in a heartbeat... as did my fellow travelers ... who I got to see one last time before I leave beautiful Savannah! This is a lighter, fresh, and healthier fare done with exceptional flair. While waiting for my food to be prepared I also enjoyed visiting the exhibit of Ulysses Davis' fantastical wood sculptures on the 3rd floor of this light filled beautiful building.

The ambiance is soothing and relaxing, especially if you get a table by the large windows overlooking the square. I loved the decor. I appreciated they had a VGF spicy noodle bowl. I would suggest maybe staffing more/different/better - I think one girl was doing a lot by herself and maybe she was tired and that showed in her demeanor of being cold and unhelpful.

We stopped in at the recommendation of our tour guide. The food was very good and they also sell Leopold's ice cream. It's a great lunch stop. Good, simple food and the building is amazing. .

Myself and my friend went to lunch here slightly impulsively while we were spending the day in the museum. I am used to museum food being a hot dog or a bag of chips lol, but this was really delicious and fresh. The lemonade was so good we attempted to go back for it, but they were out the second day. Service was good as well, especially considering there were lots of people there and only one cashier that we saw. I felt bad for her. Really beautiful spot in the museum.

The food at this cafe was the best and the lady at the register was very nice and helpful. The cafe has a beautiful view of Telfair Square.

We stopped in for lunch as we were at the nearby museum. The cafe is on the ground floor of the children's museum and has a beautiful view of the square in front through the high glass facade. I thought it would have been noisy because it's located in a children's museum, but it wasn't at all. The food was quite good. I had the peach salad and the peach cobbler with the peached iced tea (we were in Georgia after all, LOL) and all were tasty. I normally prefer the cobbler served a little warmer, but it was a hot day, so it was fine. The service was prompt, especially considering the cashier was also the sole wait staff.