Cuisines and Dishes at Clary's Cafe:
- Diner
- American
Clary's Cafe
404 Abercorn St,
Savannah
GA
31401
claryscafesavannah.com (912) 233-0402
Ratings and Reviews for Clary's Cafe
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May 06 2012
Lisa G. via Yelp
C'mon, people. Anyone who would give this place more than two stars is grading up for nostalgia and "reputation." Sure, this place has been around since...read more
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Apr 23 2012
Bill J. via Yelp
This was one of those Savannah places that I had always wanted to go to, and on my recent trip I finally had the opportunity to visit. I was not...read more
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Apr 16 2012
CSC M. via Yelp
DELICIOUS, AMAZING, WONDERFUL!! I can't rave enough. We sat outside and waved to the passing trolleys. The waitress kept our large mugs of strong coffee...read more
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Aug 11 2008
sink via Citysearch
I don't understand why and how the rave review of this diner. The food is nothing to write home about, just the typical greasy br...read more
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Jul 31 2008
augustanative via Citysearch
This place is awsome!! I sat at the counter and was immediately served!! the menu has some of the most mouth watering items, it w...read more
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Dec 16 2007
bcdshorty via Citysearch
So I work for a famous hotel, and every holiday season they give us a chance to stay at most American hotels for 2nights free of c...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
A former drugstore made semi-famous in John Berendt's ''Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil,'' Clary's now sports a stained glass rendering of the novel's dust jacket inside. Locals congregate for breakfast and gossip; tourists visit in droves for a taste of the ''Midnight'' lore. Whether you sit at the soda fountain bar or in the dingy main room, you're likely to overhear at least one conversation about ''the book'' that put Savannah in the spotlight.
The Food
Breakfast is what Clary's does best: fluffy pancakes, fat omelets with a variety of fixings, not-too-runny grits. Lunch choices are abundant and mostly solid. A triple-decker club sandwich with crispy bacon must be dismantled before it'll fit in your mouth. Shrimp salad on a croissant is fresh-tasting, with a nice hint of dill. Dense malts from the fountain are a pain to suck through a straw, but definitely worth the effort.
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