SAVANNAH
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The 8 most popular food in Savannah. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Savannah’s First Squares food tour blends historic downtown walking with lunch-size tastings at up to six local spots, ending at Savannah Bee Company.
“Good food and information. Nice experience in southern cooking at its best. Good restaurants were visited.”
Savannah food crawl with Southern tastings, optional drink upgrades, and guided history on foot for about 3 hours at $60.
“Loved this experience. Enjoyed touring the city this way. The food was wonderful and it’s quite the variety. Christina was an excellent guide.”
Savannah’s Historic Landmark District food walk with Southern tastings, square strolls, and local stories, ending at a Lowcountry market.
“Food selection was not impressive. Low country food is the best with seafood and the tour did not include. I would suggest canceling the Peruvian food and add authentic Savannah fare. Cindy was awesome.”
Savannah Historic District foodie walking tour with a local guide, 6 tastings, and a City Market finish near Ellis Square.
“Guide was very well informed. The pace was good. The food was delicious!”
Stroll Savannah’s Historic Landmark District on a guided food walk with up to six tastings, water, and stories from the squares for $92.
“The flavors and quality of our food samples far exceeded my expectations. In addition to the great food was the knowledge of our guide. He was very interesting and knew of Savannah very well!! I would highly recommend this tour.”
A 2-hour Savannah walking food tour with 4 tastings of fried comfort food, local stories, water, and small-group attention.
“Rachel our guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and has a good sense of the history of the area. Very good sense of humor as well.”
Savannah’s True South Lunch Food Tour: up to five stops, a drink included, Southern staples, and city-square stories in 210 minutes.
“The food was good. I just wish that our tour guide would have been more social with us as we sat down and ate . She was great with the history, but then once we sat down, she didn’t facilitate any conversation and as a solo traveler that’s one of the reasons I take these…”
A 2-hour private food walk through Savannah’s squares with small tastings and a finish on East River Street, priced on the high side.
“We did not get what was described. First of all, there was confusion regarding the start time. We were asked to change from 4:00 to 4:30 (no problem), and told multiple times to look for "Josh." The only guide in the meeting area was "Bethany," and she had a different name for the original 4:00…”
