SAVANNAH
The best of Savannah, sorted.
The 7 most popular food & drink tours in Savannah, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones worth planning a morning or an evening around, and what each one actually gives you.
Walk Savannah’s squares and River Street for up to six lunch-size tastings, guided by locals, ending at Savannah Bee Company.
Most Popular“Fun!! The foods were terrific and learning the history of Savannah was great. Would recommend to anyone”
Taste Southern classics while walking Savannah’s squares and River Street. Small-group tour includes 6 tastings and history for $60.
“Tour guide was distracted and the tour provided little information as to the origins of the foods. The history of the area seemed rushed and she was not dressed well. While she had compassion towards many of the people in the area (seems to be a lot of homelessness) to us she was rather condescending…”
Savannah’s Historic Landmark District food walk with up to 5 tastings, local stories, and stops in Chippewa, Johnson, and Ellis Squares.
“What a wonderful experience. It was great fun meeting new friends from home and abroad. The food was delicious and Shannon was a very knowledgeable guide. Something for everyone!”
A 3-hour walking food tour through Savannah squares with up to 6 tastings, local stories, and lunch-sized bites for $92.
“Great mix of good food, great drinks and some of Savannah’s history. Make sure to bring comfortable walking shoes. Valerie was a great guide.”
Savannah Southern Fried Expectations is a 2-hour walking food tour with four fried tastings, local history, and a small group for $92.
“Our tour guide was great. Bailey was very knowledgable about the food and different parts of the city we were in. You go to four stops which the food you get is indicative of the south. You get more than enough to eat. And Bailey was a great tour guide. She was funny, personable, and…”
Savannah lunch becomes a guided food crawl with up to five stops, southern classics, and one drink included over 3.5 hours.
“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…”
Savannah’s Palate is a private 2-hour historic food tour through Savannah’s squares, ending on E River St with timed tastings.
“Our tour guide was a lot of fun and she added a lot to the experience. For $150 per person, the food was a huge disappointment. 1/4 sandwich at the first stop, 1 empanada at the second stop, 1 wonton at the third stop, and no food at the third place. Not really what we…”
From the squares under the oaks to the riverfront, the cemeteries and the dark nights in between, here is the whole city, sorted.
