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  1. Nevaeh Soul Food

    March 29, 2011 by Nina

    We left Savannah on St. Patty’s day early to beat the rush (counterintuitive, I know), but wanted to get breakfast on the way out. So we stopped at Navaeh’s because the sign caught our eyes. This small joint was charming as anything. Just the type of place you’d expect from the south. The staff was so friendly and the customers that came in greeted one another with hugs. I had Fried Chicken, Red Rice (apparently native to Georgia, as we were told), Corn and a [warm] Corn Muffin and Julian had Black Eyed Peas and Cabbage. The food wasn’t as exceptional as Chicken and Waffles, but still great, and the atmosphere really made it a wonderful experience. I would definitely go here if you want to get a real taste of the south!

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    Nevaeh Soul Food
    2705 Bull st
    Savannah, GA 31401
    Phone: 912.232.3319
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  2. Leopold’s Ice Cream

    March 28, 2011 by Nina

    As I already said, Savannah’s historic district is a tourist trap and has no good restaurants. Having said that, Leopold’s Ice Cream, the interior which looked similar to the old fashioned ice cream parlor in Philadelphia, is worth taking a trip to. It has such a cute, inviting interior, and many flavors to choose from. We got a hot fudge sundae with one scoop of thin mint ice cream and one ooey-gooey-chocolate. The hot fudge was exceptionally good. Overall, the ice cream here is so delicious!

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    Leopold’s Ice Cream
    212 E Broughton St
    Savannah, GA 31401
    Phone: 912.234.4442
    http://www.leopoldsicecream.com/
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  3. kayak kafe

    March 26, 2011 by Nina

    After walking around Savannah, we quickly realized the whole city is pretty much just a tourist trap, as are all the restaurants. But we were starved because the hot sun, which we’ve been lacking up North for the past six months, made us woozy. So we reluctantly went to Kayak Kafe. They were voted best salad, so we ordered one, but split it because it cost $11. It was good, but definitely not worth the price. There really aren’t many good places to eat in Savannah, and none at all in the historic district.

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    kayak kafe
    1 E Broughton St
    Savannah, GA 31401
    Phone: 912.233.6044
    http://www.kayakkafe.net/Site/home.html
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  4. Loc’s Chicken & Waffles

    March 25, 2011 by Nina

    I found Loc’s Chicken & Waffles on Urbanspoon, and because of its high ratings and my desire for some fried chicken we decided to go here (though the appearance isn’t that inviting). The Fried Chicken I had here was absolutely wonderful. I mean, truly the best. So crispy and flaky. A mouthwateringly delightful meal. It’s outside of downtown Savannah, and was better than any of the restaurants in the downtown area, which shows that sometimes it’s worth driving around—or checking Urbanspoon.

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    Loc’s Chicken & Waffles
    7360 Skidaway Rd, Ste D1
    Savannah, GA 31406
    Phone: 912.692.1114
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