SAVANNAH
The best of Savannah, sorted.
The 11 most popular food 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“It was terrific. Food was tasty and Gail was a wonderful guide. It was a great mix of old Savannah stories and the history of the restaurants we went to.”
Savannah’s Historic Landmark District food walk with up to 5 tastings, local stories, and stops in Chippewa, Johnson, and Ellis Squares.
“Christopher was a wonder tour guide — vast local knowledge, fun charismatic, guide. Food stops were great and learning more about Savannah was icing on the cake! Highly recommend”
3-hour Savannah Historic District foodie walk with 6 tastings and local stories, ending at City Market. $96.
“The Savannah Historic District Foodie Walking Tour was a perfect activity for our family of 7 (ages 19-83). We were all entertained with Joshua's historical narratives as well as his takes on the food culture. Locations were all excellent; staff, prepared; servings, right size. We give Joshua 5 stars for a fun outing!”
$40 Southern Flavors of Savannah Walking Dessert Tour: 2–3 hours of Historic District desserts, squares, and local stories.
“Cristina was great and the desserts were amazing. Great way to spend a few hours in Savannah. Highly recommend it.”
A 3-hour walking food tour through Savannah squares with up to 6 tastings, local stories, and lunch-sized bites for $92.
“Shannon was an amazing tour guide. She made the tour fun, interesting, and educational. Definitely worth the money and time.”
A guided Savannah donut and sweet treats walk through historic squares and City Market, with coffee and lots of stops for $65.
“We enjoyed our Donuts and Sweet Treats tour! What a great idea and Jonathan was a wonderful host. We learned about Savannah's history and its founders as we tasted some of its delicious treats from several bakeries along the way. Jonathan knows Savannah's story and tells it with great delight and humor. We feel lucky…”
A small-group Savannah boutique crawl with 10–15% discounts and complimentary champagne or wine, guided through the Historic District.
“Great hidden gems of shops that we never would have visited if not for the tour. All the merchants were warm and welcoming and we found some beautiful things at almost every stop.”
Savannah Southern Fried Expectations is a 2-hour walking food tour with four fried tastings, local history, and a small group for $92.
“We had a great time on our tour with Bailey. She was fun and knowledgeable on the history of savannah. The food was very good especially the fried green tomatoes on a biscuit. I highly recommend this tour. Well worth it!”
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…”
2-hour Savannah walking tour with donut tastings, Wright and Johnson Square stories, and a sweet finish at City Market for $70.
From the squares under the oaks to the riverfront, the cemeteries and the dark nights in between, here is the whole city, sorted.
