Next time you’re looking for a fun activity to do indoors, try out any of these fun establishments in Savannah. From arcades to ninja warrior style courses, we have plenty of gems to experience throughout all of Savannah, not just downtown.
The Collins Quarter
4.6 ★
Starting off the list today is The Collins Quarter location in Forsyth Park. This location is in the perfect spot for you to stop at for a salad after a long walk through the park. At The Collins Quarter, you can expect a menu full of freshly made meals that depend on the ingredients for flavor more than seasonings. Order a fresh made salad or bowl at their outdoor seating and experience the best people watching while embracing one of the Historic District’s favorite restaurants. Everyone from local musicians (like the Forsyth Park trumpeter) to visiting guests have been known to crave a coffee or salad from The Collins Quarter while spending time in downtown Savannah. From 9 am – 3 pm daily, look for The Collins Quarter sitting in the Forsyth Park area and enjoy an essential part of Savannah’s culinary scene with a salad, sandwich, or coffee.
Starland Cafe
4.7 ★
Housed in an old Victorian home on 41st St in the Starland District is the Starland Cafe, a hip and trendy restaurant that locally sources its ingredients to create salads that you’re going to love. Look for the periwinkle fence and come inside (or sit outside) and have fun dining in the Starland District, an up and coming neighborhood in the Historic District that keeps growing with every passing day. At Starland Cafe, enjoy a taste of the good life without having to break the bank. Though their food is affordable and their atmosphere feels relatively lowkey, the meals taste like a trip to a five star establishment no matter what you decide to order for yourself. If you’re still looking for a place to stay during your vacation, the upstairs floor of the Starland Cafe is also a short term rental property.
The Sentient Bean
4.8 ★
Mentioned often here on The Savannah Insider is The Sentient Bean located at the end of Forsyth Park on Park Ave. Locals and visitors flock to this location every day, with a line forming around lunchtime that doesn’t seem to dwindle throughout the day. No matter how crowded they are at The Sentient Bean, this staff goes above and beyond the call of duty, making sure that every guest is served with a smile. Ingredients at The Sentient Bean (and their neighboring health food store Brighter Day) are sourced locally to create salads, bowls, and breakfast options that are Vegan friendly and specifically tasty. One visit to The Sentient Bean will turn you into a regular, just like the hundreds of other daily patrons who know that this is one of Savannah’s best health food restaurants. Order a cup of locally sourced coffee with your salad or tofu burrito from 7 am – 7 pm every day.
Goose Feathers Cafe
4.6 ★
Since they first opened all the way back in 1986, Goose Feathers Cafe has been one of Savannah’s most loved European-style restaurants. Simple, in house made meals are prepared for you after you order, made with intention that shows throughout the eating process. Try any of their salads, sandwiches, or breakfast items next time you want to take a trip across the pond with your taste buds. If you’re in the area around breakfast, you will want to order their noteworthy eggs benedict, the one meal that people can’t seem to quit talking about. Find this little restaurant on Barnard St for breakfast or early lunch Thursday through Monday from 8 am – 2:30 pm and enjoy a popular spot in Savannah that has been around since the 80s. Even if the trends haven’t moved back to highlighting was was popular in the eighties, Goose Feathers Cafe is one part of that era that will never go out of style.
FraLi Gourmet
4.7 ★
Using the time honored tradition of organic, made from scratch meals, FraLi Gourmet does not consider themselves part of the trendy site of culinary cuisine but more interested in preserving the cooking styles of the past. Recipes for their from scratch pasta have been passed down throughout generations and that’s not even our favorite part of the FraLi Gourmet menu. Today, we are excited to know that they also serve salads on their menu that taste fresh and flavorful. Located on Liberty St, FraLi Gourmet is open from 11 am – 7 pm every day of the week except when they close on Sundays.
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Wright Square Bistro
4.6 ★
Here in the American south, we know how to make great food and at Wright Square Bistro you can expect that the salads alone will leave you speechless. A seasonal menu makes changes based on what is fresh and healthy in the area, no frozen veggies from the wrong time of year will be on your plate and trust us, you will be able to taste the difference. Whether you’re coming in for lunch or dinner, this menu features salads among a number of other light meals. Unlike the usual schedule here in Savannah, Wright Square Bistro closes on Tuesdays only and is open from 11 am – 5 pm (at least) throughout the rest of the week on west York St.
Shuk
4.6 ★
Located on Habersham St among a number of restaurants that we already love to visit regularly, Shuk is a new restaurant in Savannah that is dedicated to providing you with Mediterranean favorites like hummus, falafel, and salads that are perfect for a summer day snack. Along with their quick counter service, Shuk keeps a coffee/cocktail bar fully stocked so you can sit and enjoy some drinks as well. Sit inside or out on the patio to enjoy the nice weather, and relax at Shuk from 10:30 am – 9 pm Tuesday through Saturday. Ask for the Israeli salad, grab an espresso or cocktail and achieve status as a “regular” before they become the most popular spot in Savannah. This town is the kind of place that welcomes cuisine from all over the world with open arms.
Olympia Cafe
4.6 ★
In general, Greek style food seems to taste better on a sunny day. At least that’s how the movies make it seem. Find your Greek food fix at Olympia Cafe on River Street. Right in the middle of this area’s busy section, you will get the best people watching done if you sit down for a meal at Olympia Cafe. Not only is their menu stocked with favorites like gyros and spanakopita, they keep a salad selection on hand for those wanting to eat light without sacrificing any flavor. Ask for the Olympic Salad to try something new, they top this one with octopus. Their salmon or chicken salad can be prepared with the meat blackened, truly elevating the already top tier flavor set into something even better than you could have imagined. Visit Olympia Cafe any day of the week from 11 am – 10 pm, you’re not going to regret a visit to this long loved staple of Savannah’s Historic District.
Roly Poly Sandwiches
4.6 ★
Downtown Savannah is full of quirky little restaurants that take care of all your cravings and Roly Poly Sandwiches is there when you want a big salad, sandwich, or wrap. Fresh tasting and easy to eat while walking, Roly Poly is full of options like the Buffalo Chicken or the Spa salad with a vinaigrette that is to die for. Ask for their soup of the day and get ready to try some of the creamiest broccoli cheddar soup around if they happen to have that available. Though Roly Poly is closed on Sundays, you can visit them on Barnard street from 10 am – 3 pm throughout the rest of the week. Affordable, tasty, and full of fresh veggies, Roly Poly Sandwiches is more than just handheld food that is quick to eat. Their salad selection will fill you up, but leave you wanting more just for the flavor.
Fire Street Food
4.6 ★
Affordable Asian cuisine is always available at Fire Street Food on Perry St in the Historic District, and that includes salads among various sushi and stir fry dishes. Find this little oasis tucked away near Chippewa square and try the Edamame Salad or Tuna Tataki and any of their other dishes. No matter what you select from the Fire Street Food menu, ask for a side of their ginger dressing as they make some of the best. When you want some sushi to go with salad topped with perfectly balanced ingredients but aren’t trying to spend more than fifty dollars per plate, Fire Street Food is a gem in Savannah. Open daily for lunch and then dinner, Fire Street Food is also a favorite for many who want to get a fix for boba tea during the humid summers in this area. They have a little bit of everything at Fire Street Food, served with quick precision and a smile every time.
Conclusion
There’s always an option for every food craving that you might be experiencing while in Savannah. We are the kind of town that embraces new flavors and vibes anytime we get the chance to and salads are never in low supply. If you want to keep reading about our favorite place in all of the US, click back to our “Guides” tab and take some time to read about our other restaurants in Savannah. We love to talk about Savannah and at The Savannah Insider, we are dedicated to letting you in on all of the best insider info regarding the area. While you’re planning a vacation in Savannah Georgia, you can depend on CycleSavannah.com to help with all of the details. While you’re at it, consider taking a ride with us on the Sip & Cycle if you need something to do. Our party bike rides are iconic, you might have seen (or heard) the infamous “Woo Girls” riding around having the time of their lives. For an affordable price, you can bring a group of up to 15 riders for a tour that is unlike any other in Savannah’s Historic District. At CycleSavannah.com, we have an answer to any form of boredom, hunger, or the need to explore that you might experience. Come back to this site anytime you need an informed opinion and get lost in articles that answer any questions that come up from where to eat, drink, and have fun in Savannah, Georgia.
