Savannahians take their coffee very seriously. Organic roasters are popping up all over the city. From cute coffee stores brewing up rich, aromatic espresso to a simple filter or cold brew, java-nuts are well looked after with coffee in Savannah.
Have a caffeine craving? Here are the seven best coffee shops in Savannah. You’re more than welcome.
Best coffee shops in Savannah
How do these rankings work?
1. The Coffee Fox
First up is The Coffee Fox. This is an award-winning craft coffee house. Their baristas really know what they’re doing. They are trained for months before they go anywhere near your coffee. So it’s safe to say the coffee tastes very professional.
The chai latte is probably the best in all of Savannah. But their Horchata with sweetened milk and cinnamon is even better!
2. Perc Coffee
Next, we’ve got Perc Coffee, a specialist coffee roasters in the heart of Savannah. They source their coffee seasonally so it tastes really fresh. And their nitro cold brew will definitely blow your socks off.
3. The Foundery Coffee Pub
The tagline of The Foundery Coffee Pub is ‘coffee cultivating community’. This local hub is a non-profit business. They even raise money for neighbourhood projects. So don’t miss their free events and gigs. And above all, don’t miss their coffee.
4. The Paris Market Cafe
This is another charming little cafe inside The Paris Market, a kitsch French antique store. It’s very quaint. Architectural Digest even named it ‘The Most Beautiful Coffee Shop in Georgia’. So, sit back on the velvet banquettes and order an espresso. You could almost be in Paris.
And yes, the coffee is bangin’ too.
5. Le Cafe Gourmet
Le Cafe Gourmet is probably the best bakery in Savannah. They make their own delicious pastries and breads on site every morning. They are almost too pretty to eat. Almost. And their coffee ‘aint half bad either! We kid: it’s awesome.
6. Arts
You’ll find Arts inside The Savannah College of Art and Design. You can’t miss it because of the giant, red double-decker bus inside. Really. They are probably best known for their Frozen Buzz. It’s made with espresso, bananas, coco and almond milk. Heaven.
7. Foxy Loxy Cafe
And finally, The Foxy Loxy Cafe. This unique spot is part coffee shop and part Tex-Mex cantina. Sounds like a strange combination, but it works. The Mexican Mocha is insanely good. It is made with dark chocolate, habanero and cinnamon. Yum.
FYI, it’s a sister cafe to The Coffee Fox.
