Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Bluffton

"When it comes to breakfast, Goose Feathers Cafe can cure just about any early morning craving. Located on Ellis Square, this express eatery has been serving Savannah and its visitors since 1986. This European-style cafe fuses the dining ambiance found in Lower Manhattan’s urban Greenwich Village and the Left Bank in Paris."

"Goose Feathers Cafe serves breakfast, lunch and brunch with an array of tasty selections. Their Veggie Panini is made with a flavorful combo of pesto, homemade panini oil, organic spinach, red peppers and mushrooms. Or try the Black Bean Burrito or The Scarbrough, a fresh spinach, mushroom and avocado wrap."

"Located in the heart of the historic district, Savannah Coffee Roasters has been around for over 100 years and is one of the best coffee shops in the city. It also happens to be one of the tastiest breakfast spots in Savannah and offers a daily breakfast and brunch menu to complement its extensive coffee selection. Choose from delicious breakfast meals like The Egglethrorpe, a waffle biscuit topped with spicy pork sausage, egg, and smoked gouda cheese, or the Barnard Street Breakfast, a Belgian waffle served with eggs and bacon."

"The Foundery’s purpose as a coffee shop is to connect the community through local drinks and food. Their ‘community cultivation;program helps support local artists, programs, and the United Methodist Church in order to further help the public in their endeavors. The Foundery brews simple coffee for a simple cause, and everyone benefits through their actions."

"First established in 1909, Savannah Coffee Company has quite a longstanding history. It is a great place to grab a bite to eat along with your beverage of choice. There is a lengthy menu offering a wide array of options from quiche to a charcuterie pretzel."

"This absolutely beautiful tea and coffee shop in Savannah focuses primarily on–what else–mate, but also serves up wonderful coffee and baked goods in a charming, wood-coated setting. Mate Factor is a bit out of the way for most visitors to Savannah (and the prices reflect that). You likely won’t find it unless you set out looking for it intentionally, but at under a 10-minute walk from Forsyth Park, visitors hoping to find a more offbeat Savannah cafe will love it."

"A quaint cafe and bakery, Maté Factor is the perfect place to grab a cup of joe and a treat to start your day, or swing through for lunch and enjoy a range of salads, sandwiches, soups, and more. Bring a book for some people watching, or simply enjoy the sights (and smells!) of this beautiful coffeehouse."

"Also on Habersham, Maté Factor is the newest addition to the ever-growing list of cafés in Savannah. The indoor seating area is cozy and woody in just the right way. It’s a Zen retreat, the Shire and a medieval abode all blended into the Savannah atmosphere."

"From the moment I ordered my cake, the owner treated me like I had killed her best friend. She was irrationally rude from the moment of order until…"

"Savannah Rum Runners Bakery and Cafe's beautiful wedding cakes are as tasty as they are beautiful. But you don't have to wait until your 'I do's' to enjoy delicious goodies from Rum Runners. The eatery, located a couple of blocks west of Forsyth Park, offers an array of cookies, pastries, cakes, brownies and other baked goods, along with freshly baked breads, sandwiches, salads, soups and quiche."

"After 90 years, Byrd Cookie Company has returned to downtown Savannah with their new store in City Market. Come sample all the different cookies we bake!. This store contains all of our delicious cookies as well as some of our local favorite gifts and gourmet foods."

"Live Jazz with a Latin vibe is what Rancho Alegre Cuban Kitchen is cooking up. With some of the best Cuban, Caribbean and Spanish food in town, you have to try their award-winning Paella Valenciana. To top it off every Friday and Saturday from 6:30pm to 9:30pm there is live Jazz in the dining room."

"Who knew you could find AMAZING, AUTHENTIC Cuban food in the South?. Rancho Alegre Cuban Restaurant just became one of my very favorite of favorite finds!. First let’s talk about the house made margaritas."

"Rancho Alegre Cuban, located on Martin Luther King Boulevard in the Old West Broad Neighborhood, is a casual dining spot with a delicious mid-day brunch. The menu features old-fash..."

"At Savannah Taphouse, our mission is to bring you an award-winning menu and an amazing beer selection in an atmosphere rich with character, flavor and entertainment. For more information, visit us online."

"Ronnie's is my go to for tasty food and consistent, friendly service. As a family owned restaurant, there's a really relaxed vibe, even on week..."

"Centrally located on Abercorn Street in Midtown Savannah, the Diner of Abercorn is a classic diner that is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and serves an extensive breakfast menu, which features eggs, pancakes, omelets, buttermilk biscuits, breakfast sandwiches, grits and gravy, and other traditional favorites. The menu also boasts unique plates such as grilled quail and eggs and fried catfish and eggs, and the extensive lunch and dinner menu includes appetizers, soups, salads, burgers and sandwiches, and Greek specialties like gyros, souvlaki, and spanakopita. The Diner on Abercorn offers daily specials like lasagna, crab cakes and popcorn shrimp, and decadent desserts and cakes."

"During our morning walk we passed by many of Savannah’s historic homes, including the famous Mercer-Williams House. The house was built for General Hugh W. Mercer, great grandfather of singer/songwriter Johnny Mercer. In 1969, it was bought by Jim Williams who restored the house, as he would 50 others in Savannah."

"The Beach Institute was founded in 1867 during Reconstruction as the first official school for African-Americans in Savannah, GA. Today, the original historic building is home to the Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center, Savannah’s flagship organization for African-American... arts, history and historic preservation."