Savannah, Georgia's Greatest Coffee Shops

Searching fruitlessly for a suitable coffee shop in Savannah, Georgia should not be a part of tourist tradition, but it usually is for coffee drinkers. There are some extraordinarily good coffee shops in this beautiful city. To prevent losing any tourists to exhaustion or coffee deprivation, I will kindly detail some of the best coffee shops in this great town on the river.

First of all, you should not be not be frequenting a Starbucks on vacation, since you should check out the local coffee shops instead. However, if Starbucks is a must- a physical need, the best Starbucks with the cleanest facilities and best service is located at 7804 Abercorn Street. It is a huge building, so it is nearly impossible to miss.

Next, the best coffee shop I have found in Savannah so far: The Gallery Espresso. This coffee shop is located on Chippewa Square at 234 Bull Street, and Chippewa Square is the famous bench square from Forrest Gump. The coffee shop has wi-fi access for customers and a rich blend of coffees for a decent price. The coffee shop caters mostly to customers that like coffee instead of customers that like a little coffee with their cream. However, if real coffee is suitable, this beautiful establishment is here to please. The atmosphere also tends to select for adult coffee drinkers, rather than college rowdy college students. For more information, visit galleryespresso.com

Metro Coffee House at 402 Martin Luther King Boulevard is surrounding by SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) students, so the coffee shop has a very artsy atmosphere, and the décor frequently changes. This well-priced coffee house also serves bubble tea, which is basically a frozen tea with large balls of black tapioca- a strange but delicious drink. This location mostly caters to college students, but the front room full or comfy couches and armchairs makes it worth the occasional noise.

Vic's Coffee House, located at 15 East River Street, is one of the best vendors on River Street. Aside from the delicious and decently priced coffee, the atmosphere is generally family friendly. However, it does require wading through other tourists and parking on River Street.

Savannah is a great city, so it is only appropriate to have great coffee shops. These are just three of the choices in this beautiful city, but these three are well-loved by residents for a reason. So, come to Savannah- enjoy the stay, and enjoy the coffee.