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What to order at B. Matthew's Eatery
- Must order
- Fried green tomato and crab cake benny at brunch; the bourbon bacon burger at dinner.
- Signature dishes
- Fried green tomato and crab cake benny, Bourbon bacon burger
- Editor tip
- Book OpenTable for brunch on weekends or expect a 30 minute wait.
CuisineFrench bistro
Price$$
Neighborhoodhistoric-district
HoursMon-Sun 08:00-15:00; Tue-Thu 17:00-21:00; Fri-Sat 17:00-22:00
Phone+19122331319
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Signature dishes: Fried green tomato and crab cake benny, Bourbon bacon burger
Must order: Fried green tomato and crab cake benny at brunch; the bourbon bacon burger at dinner.
Tip: Book OpenTable for brunch on weekends or expect a 30 minute wait.
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Location
Address: 325 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
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Fleeting ★ 4.4
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Signature: Wood-fired seafood, Coastal Georgia tasting plates
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Signature: Foie gras and country ham, Country captain
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Signature: Raw oysters, Steam pots
Order: A dozen Sapelo oysters on the half-shell, plus a Lowcountry boil for two.
Tip: Happy hour runs daily 16:00-18:00 with discounted oysters. Rooftop and tiki bar open evenings.
Fleeting ★ 4.4
Fleeting at the Thompson Savannah runs coastal fine dining on the second floor over the river. Wood-fired meats, hyper-seasonal Sunday jazz brunch.
Signature: Wood-fired seafood, Coastal Georgia tasting plates
Order: Whatever is on the wood-fire that night; ask for a window seat at booking for the river view.
Tip: Reserve OpenTable two weeks ahead for a window seat; the bar runs walk-up.
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Signature: Foie gras and country ham, Country captain
Order: Whatever is running in the dining room that night; the bar serves a tighter Diner Bar menu walk-up.
Tip: Book via Resy for the formal Dining Room. The Diner Bar takes walk-ups along the bar and runs a la carte until close.
Husk Savannah ★ 4.8
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Signature: Wood-grilled coastal Georgia fish, Heirloom-grain plates
Order: Whatever the wood grill is running tonight, paired with a glass of small-producer Southern wine.
Tip: Reserve via Resy. The bar serves the full menu walk-in 17:00 onwards. Brunch runs Saturday and Sunday 10:00-14:00.