Best Burgers in Savannah
Savannah, Georgia — updated August 21, 2026
Five Savannah spots for a burger, from a Habersham Street pub with more than 3,100 reviews to a brewery kitchen selling a $13 double smash, with hours and the ordering details that matter.
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Savannah's burger scene splits roughly in two: neighborhood pubs south of the Historic District that built their reputations on the grill, and brewery kitchens and brunch rooms that added a smash patty and did it well. The addresses below run from Habersham Street down to West 41st, and most of them keep hours that reward an early dinner rather than a late one. Here is how they rank, and how settled each reputation is.
1. Green Truck Neighborhood Pub
The burger is the reason this place exists on lists like this one: the menu is organized around it, with the Park Burger and the Rustico Burger among the named options, plus veggie patties for anyone not eating beef. A 4.7 rating across more than 3,100 reviews is about as settled as a rating gets in this city, which is why it leads. Doors open at 11:30am Monday through Saturday, closing at 10pm, with no Sunday service. It sits on Habersham Street rather than downtown, so plan on a short drive from the Historic District. Saturday lunch has been known to run on paper plates.
2. Crystal Beer Parlor
The largest body of evidence on this list: 4.7 stars from 6,714 reviews, a figure that no amount of tourist traffic explains away. The West Jones Street bar keeps a straightforward schedule, Tuesday through Sunday from 11am to 9pm, closed Mondays and major holidays, which catches out visitors who assume a downtown institution runs seven days. One practical note before you arrive: the restaurant does not accept Apple Pay or tap-to-pay, so bring a physical card or cash. Kitchen and bar close together at 9pm, so this is an early-evening plan rather than a nightcap.
3. Two Tides Crispi
The most explicitly burger-driven kitchen here. The menu lists a smash burger and a double smash burger at $13.00, and items can be made vegetarian or vegan on request. Attached to Two Tides Brewing on West 41st Street, it runs noon to 10pm Sunday through Thursday and noon to midnight Friday and Saturday, making it the best late option on this list by a wide margin. The 4.7 rating rests on 115 reviews, a small sample compared with the pubs above, so treat it as promising rather than proven. The hours and the price are documented; the crowd size on a given night is not.
4. The Collins Quarter
Not a burger restaurant, but the Bull Street dining room puts the Collins Burger on its menu at $26.00: a double cheeseburger, slightly smashed. That is a sit-down price for a sit-down room, and it belongs on this list for anyone who wants a burger in the middle of a proper meal downtown. The rating is 4.7 from 4,984 reviews, so the kitchen's overall standard is well established even if the burger itself is one line on a long menu. Daily service runs 8am to 3pm, with dinner Wednesday and Sunday from 4pm and Thursday through Saturday in the evening. Check before making a Monday or Tuesday dinner plan.
5. Over Yonder
A 21-and-over bar on Abercorn Street that describes itself plainly as a bar with food, with a menu that has been expanded to add options. The kitchen runs noon to midnight Monday through Saturday, and the bar goes to 1am early in the week and 2am Thursday through Saturday, which makes it the latest kitchen in this group. Be straight about the evidence: 4.7 stars from 188 reviews is a small sample, and the brief does not document a specific burger. Included here for the late hours and the neighborhood location rather than a proven signature patty.