Our Favorite Savannah Coffee Shops (black circles)

If you find yourself near Starland Yard, Foxy Loxy is worth a stop. My personal favorite is the Mexican Mocha (hot or iced, both are good) because it has a bit of a kick. This is a super popular place with locals, although many tourists seem to be finding their way there as the southern end of Bull St gets more developed with restaurants and shops.

1919 Bull St/912.401.0543

https://www.foxyloxycafe.com/

This is definitely my favorite mocha in town, and I have tried them all! Savannah Coffee Roasters is in a large building, and there is ample seating if you have a larger party. They also have an expansive pastry selection that sells out very quickly because of how delicious they are. The seats range from standard 4-person dining tables to super comfy “I could sit here all day” chairs. There’s even a fireplace running in the winter. You see lots of people working here for hours at a time, as well as tourists coming in for a bite to eat.

215 W Liberty St/912.352.2994

http://www.savannahcoffee.com/

Sister store to Foxy Loxy, Coffee Fox is the perfect place to grab a coffee if you are downtown. There’s not a ton of seating, but people are usually in and out, so it’s relatively easy to find a place to take a load off. I wouldn’t want to sit and work here for a while, but it’s a great option for grabbing a drink to go.

102 W Broughton St/912.401.0399

https://www.thecoffeefox.com/

If you just want a coffee but you don’t want to wait for a table at the Collin’s Quarter Forsyth location, head to the to-go window on the side of the building near the playground. They have some danishes for sale here, as well. It’s not the full menu of the restaurant, though, so if you’re wanting a full breakfast or lunch, you’ll need to wait for a table. They also serve dog treats, so you’ll see them waiting in line, too!

621 Drayton St./912.298.6544

https://www.thecollinsquarter.com/forsythmenus

This is a quirky little coffee shop adjacent to the infamous Forrest Gump square. It has a Harry Potter-esque vibe, in the sense that it feels a little offbeat — in a good way. It’s appropriate for working for a while, but there are also tables for four if you’re in a group. They also carry Italian sodas in a ton of flavors, as well as a good pastry selection.

234 Bull St/912.233.5348

https://www.galleryespresso.com/

This is an experience in and of itself. The staff is comprised of disabled people (mostly teenagers), and it is a heartwarming coffee-getting venture to be served there. Each cup always has a handwritten note on it, and the coffee is good, too. If you’re downtown, it’s a great option.

319 W Congress St/912.358.7180

https://www.bittyandbeauscoffee.com/location/savannah/