Parker’s

Ahh good ol Parkers… so much to say. I’ve been visiting Savannah for 15 years and been in every alley and street and square and have tried almost everything this beautiful city has to offer. So when people ask me my favorite place to eat, I never hesitate to answer — Parkers at 3 am, after they’ve put out their breakfast buffet. Perfectly fried catfish, creamy cheese grits, fluffy quiche, breakfast casserole… yes, maybe I’m not making completely rational decisions at 3 am, but this last stop of the night is never a mistake, easily competing with the high end restaurants.
Even with all of the boutique stores nearby, I seem to always find that perfect unique gift here. Their display when you walk in is always a little inspiring and suddenly I need something for the house I didn’t even know existed 5 minutes before. And if you can see past the hot food bar and eclectic décor, there is an excellent selection of wine, cheeses, olives, and meats for a romantic picnic or just to have gourmet snacks.
Yes, Parkers is a gas station. But I promise you, not your average fuel stop.

OMG
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
The only place I trust to get late night fried catfish and cheese grits. You better believe the staff is awesome, genuine, helpful and great looking. If you’re heading home, you have to make a pit stop.
It’s the bees knees. Grab the wasabi humus (actually don’t. I don’t want it unavailable when I got back. And I’m definitely going back)
(Hot guys)

Are you kidding!!! This place is awesome! We went down the street to the chevron next to the Hampton in only to be SUPER disappointed by the prices and customer service. The owner even went as far as to argue about a posted price telling me that I should pay more. If you’re ever in town always go to Parker’s for CORRECT pricing. I mean $ 17 for 18pk bud light and not $ 27! They do it right and don’t rip you off like the ass holes down the street!

I come here pretty often. I like their late hot food for drunken nights. They have really good hashbrowns and chicken tenders and a variety of dipping sauces. Some of their snacks are kind of pricy. $ 8 for a fancy chocolate bar, say what? Which I can get at the grocery for less than half the price but it is convenient.
Almost everyone who works there is pretty friendly. Although, I feel like last time I got chicken tenders the woman purposefully picked out smaller pieces– I’m not being anal, I’m just observant. It’s all good though.
They have a wide variety of fun chips and drinks too as well as overpriced cookie butter. The chicken salad sandwiches are surprisingly delicious and reasonably priced. Just don’t buy the fruit.

Good place to pick up deli items and small grocery supplies for your condo /​hotel. Was disappointed in Deli Counter Help. I think they need to take customer service class on how to serve people. I think I waited 15 minutes to get 2 small side salad plates. Was ready to walk out but wanted something to eat so I suffered and waited. Food was good. Service sucks.

Very pleasant oasis for
A lite bite to eat. Tables and a deli-​style in an upscale grocery store converted
From an old gas station. This place had open seats when the rest of Davanah was booked up with tourists and locals. Easy walking distance from river and shopping areas. Self-​seve deli style sandwiches, and the grocery offers many other options. Casual and open
Tables near entrance do not
Feel like they are placed in
A passageway, so they have an intimate feel.

If a gas station slept with a gourmet deli, it would resemble something like Parker’s. My breakdown:
*****
LOCATION: This Savannah institution resides right off of Chippewa Square and across from a local Irish pub called McDonough’s. It’s also on a quiet, non-​busy road, so it’s easy to either drive or walk there.
PRODUCTS: Aside from filling up your tank with fuel at reasonable price, like I mentioned above, it has your typical gas station goods and a gourmet deli. More specifically, what you need to know is that it carries some pretty damn good fried chicken. Now, it’s not The Olde Pink House spectacular, but Parker’s has some wonderful thighs, breasts, and legs.
The meat is succulent and fatty, however, the skin is pretty soft (due to the condensation from chillin’ in the glass). Not bad for a deli, though! And, for what it’s worth, the line of dressed up elderly women waiting to buy mac & cheese, collard greens, and other Southern eats should serve as a good sign.
PRICES: Fried chicken set me back about $ 5-​$ 6.
SERVICE: I’m convinced the sweetest women in the world work at Parker’s. Or maybe I just really like it when cashiers call me honey.
OTHER TIDBITS: They have several picnic tables outside, for you to eat your fried chicken at.
OVERALL: I wouldn’t say that it’s an establishment one should drive across town for, but it most certainly is a fine gas station to purchase toiletries, gas, and some above average fried chicken.

Great convenient /​gas shop. 3 lanes to park your car in front to run in and get your stuff. All sorts of souvenirs and food /​drink items available. Gas is in the third lane only.

Almost as nice as a Mark and Sparks/​BP in the UK. Great rehab and amazing selection of food items. Politeness is there middle name.

The food servers don’t wear gloves. I asked y and they responded they aren’t required. I asked because she overloaded my egg sausages meal so she had to touch it a little. I’m going to purposely go back and ask a manager why they don’t wear gloves. Manager Karen T.
Besides that the location is great plus they are ²⁴⁄₇.

Ok its a great hast station, hands down nothing I have ever seen touches it. Even at 3am the staff is rocking and rolling great food and great attitudes.

Great food ²⁴⁄₇!!! Friendly staff! Great location. Gas and grub in one place. Can’t be it. I’m a savannah native and I travel 30 mins one way just to eat this food. You won’t be disappointed!!!

What a great place! We woke up on our first morning in Savannah late so we needed a quick breakfast. We were pointed to Parker’s. Coming from Florida where not many convenience stores have edible food I was skeptical but I actually really loved the biscuits and gravey bowl concoction I ordered. This place has everything from hot and ready food, to grocery items, to cute gifts!

Awesome little gourmet market just a few blocks from my hotel. Great for grabbing a quick lunch on the go. Freshly made sandwiches, a nice variety of cheeses, prepared foods, and plenty of healthy choices. They also sell some tasteful trinkets, jewelry, scarves and cards. Nice selection of upscale snacks. Not a complete «mart» however; I stopped in for calamine lotion (darn mosquitoes) and they don’t carry any toiletry or first aid items which is why I dinged it one star. Great place though, very clean and appealing!

Has potential but needs focus.
Never been in until St Pattys day for $ 4 «refills» for my night.
That was a good visit.
So the next day I decided to try them for lunch in lieu of Panera Bread.
Here’s where it went wrong…
Entrée $ 6.99 (meat +side)
The 3 tenders are the meat (stand alone 3 for $ 2.99) and the Mac Cheese (stand alone $ 2.99) is the side.
Yeah, do the math. $ 6 meal for $ 6.99?
I did the 5 tenders for $ 4.99 + the Mac Cheese stand alone (larger than a side) for $ 2.99
Wait, she gave me a scoop of Mac Cheese (thats a side not a stand alone) and the 5 tenders came out to 4 tenders and this sad, dried out nub that was ¹⁄₃ the siize of others.
* I WASNT ALLOWED TO CHOOSE — SHE PICKED THEM FOR ME.
She wrote $ 2.99 and $ 4.99 on the cover.
I took it to the front and register lady proceeded to charge me $ 10.84
I’m not an MIT graduate but that’s not right.
The woman at the front rang in $ 6.99 (entrée and side) + $ 2.99 stand alone.
IF YOU CANT READ THE NUMBERS PRINTED ON THE DAMN BOX, YOURE NOT WORTH MUCH IN TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT.
That was corrected.
I sat down and thats when I realized the stand alone MAC CHEESE was just a scoop (FOR $ 2.99!!)
I let that slide — the server girls was about as friendly as a pitbull with its testicles wrapped in duct tape.
But when i went looking and looking for utensils, no one helped me and they were not to be found.
Finally the guy at register gave me some and snippy register lady said I PUT A FORK IN THE BAG.
Well, you could tell me that when you do it so I KNOW!!!
After 2 tenders I asked for the WiFi code — they didnt want to give it out (Market 0834) but did.
By the time I got to my last 2 tenders (real one and sad one) I decided to remedy the shituation myself.
Again, why argue with the snake at the serving area?
I just ordered an extra chicken tender ($ 1.19) and took it to the same register lady and said WAIT…
I showed her what I got as ¹⁄₅ of my tenders and then explained this new one was replacement.
*If I had tried to do with with the server girl, I would have been fighting a brick wall.
Sat down, finished my last 2 real tenders and wrapped the sad one (later given to a homeless dog).
In their defense, the tenders were damn good (except sad one).
FYI: Server lady was black.
I am white.
Register people are white.
DOES THIS MATTER?
If you are (a black woman) scooping 5 tenders (for a white guy) and you choose the «sad» tender as ¹⁄₅ of the meal you’re either half asleep at your job or you have something against the white guy youre serving.
How else do you explain it?
SIDE NOTE: the one pathetic scoop of MAC CHEESE was from the last of the tray.
There was ½ a scoop left and I said WHY NOT JUST CLEAR THE TRAY? (suggesting that I get the remainder of the leftover, dry MAC CHEESE.
Nope. A scoop is a side serving sir. ***Mine was not a «side» it was a «stand alone» for $ 2.99***
Her people skills are lacking & border on Manson Family interaction.
And yes, I felt the racist vibe she was giving off.
Blacks can be, and are racist.

Gas, food, and booze — but more seriously, all done in style. Seems to be known by the SCAD crowd as the goto place for nearly everything that you cannot find in Ex Libris and perhaps a few things you can.
…and 24-​hours a day? Is that possible? It really is a little oasis of good things to be had at anytime you wish.

There are plenty of places to grab a bite in Savannah, and some are pretty darn good. So why stop at a gas station? Well, because on a Sunday morning, most of them aren’t yet open, and while walking between parks — one of the most awesome treats of Savannah — you need a break from the heat.
Enter this place. It may not be the best area of town. It might not be the worst. It’s not right at the river, and it’s probably not on the beaten path either. But if you happen by, you may want to stop for one reason or another (and there are plenty). You can get gas. You can get beer in their walk-​in cooler. You can get plenty of treats, even from a counter where they are fixed deli-​style.
The one thing you won’t get is service. The staff here is not particularly mean, but they aren’t very keen on friendliness either. So get your supplies and move on. One nice thing to do is get a sandwich, side (s), and head out to the park for an impromptu picnic. But you likely don’t want to hang out for any length of time.

What a great place. If a Pier One and a gas station had a baby, it would be this place. Need… a Papyrus card? …hot breakfast or lunch… to put gas in your car? You can do it all here.
Granted, you can probably pay less for these items elsewhere, but it’s all about convenience for me. Moreover, in the historic district, most food and personal care items are more expensive than what I would typically pay in Atlanta.

Love coming to Parker’s the food is always great and they have a great variety of groceries and drinks. Parker’s also has taps behind the registers so u can get a brew to go! They also have a beer refrigerator so go there and have some fun! And it’s 24 hours!

If I smoked weed and lived near this store, this is were a lot of my paycheck would go. Yes, this is a snacker’s paradise.
We stopped by near the end of our marathon walkabout Savannah. I was a bit crazy with the ohh’s and ahh’s. But I couldn’t help myself. Everything looks so good! There are so much great snacks and treats. Everything it well displayed and obviously a lot of thought went into their offerings.
They also stock a nice selection of nice magazines, so you can get your read on. Lots of cute gift items, things for the garden, things for your arm. Plus, lots of beverages, alcohol, hot foods. Such a great store!