The Best Places to Eat in Savannah

22 Square is a farm-to-table restaurant that has partnered with local farmers and suppliers. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

22 Square’s breakfast buffet includes an array of dishes, including classically prepared macarons. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

The breakfast buffet at 22 Square includes an ever-changing dessert table. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

The make-your-own Bloody Mary and mimosa table is a popular spot at 22 Square. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

A departure from classical Southern cuisine in Savannah, Ga., Chive Sea Bar and Lounge is set amongst posh decor. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

Savannahians are also serious about their coffee, and the Coffee Fox roasts its own coffee. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

Maison De Macarons was founded by two friends who shared a love of macarons. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

Maison De Macarons has nearly 50 flavors and makes all its macarons locally. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

The wait time can be long at Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room, but it’s worth it for the traditional Southern dishes found at this well-known establishment. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

Classic Southern dishes such as collard greens, fried chicken and macaroni and cheese are served family style at Mrs. Wilkes. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

The Olde Pink House is a former planter home converted into a restaurant known for a refined touch on Southern cuisine. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

The jalapeno margarita is a popular cocktail at The Olde Pink House. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

The shrimp and grits at The Olde Pink House has been voted as the city’s best by local diners. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

The Olde Pink House is set in an 18th century mansion and serves Southern dishes with a sophisticated touch. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon

The Olde Pink House was founded in 1771 and remains one of the best places to eat in Savannah. // © 2014 Nila Do Simon