Treylor Park

Such a fun place to eat. The menu is «funky» — we got the chicken and pancake tacos and the Treylor Park Nachos (waffle fries, topped with cheese, bacon, fried chicken, pickles and ranch). SO good. There were so many great food options. Can’t wait to go back.

The place has tasty food, a cool atmosphere, and good drinks. I would recommend it to people visiting, or living in, Savannah. My partner and I split a Sloppy Joe and one other item and it was plenty of food for us, no need for an appetizer. We also really enjoyed watching Karate Kid on the TVs.

This place is great. My only negative is that they dont have call ahead or take reservations but after eating there i can totally see why, they were packed. The food is awesome and the menu is super creative. We went with a group of 8, had some drink at the beer garden in the back while we waited. Our table was actually ready faster than promised! Between the 8 of us we sampled most of the menu and there was not a bad dish in the bunch. Im still thinking about it a few days later. Also, service was top notch and friendly.
To summarize: go! Get pretty much anything. You will be happy!

Absolutely loved everything about this place. Creative, fun, and super delicious!
Hostess made extra space for us at the bar to avoid a 45 minute wait (one teenage in tow). Varied drink specials and cocktails, craft beers, and creative dishes. Took me 15 minutes just to decide what I wanted to order. Really, they should have a sampler platter to help us indecisive patrons.
Everyone was happy with their choices and service was spot on!

Great place. Off the touristy River Street. Great selection of food and drinks. Cool vibe. I had the crab cake sliders and a local IPA. Would definitely come back. A nice change from all of the tourist traps.

This place was amazing! I live in Tampa but I will definitely be making a return to this place! The menu is super fun and creative. The PB&J wings are beyond amazing. If u find yourself in savannah, u must go

Incredible! Cannot wait to come back to this phenomenal food utopia. Taste explosions all over. The PBnJ wings, the fried chicken and pancake tacos, and the chicken waffle fry nachos were absolutely incredible. Top it off with an awesome selections of beers and cocktails. This place has it all in a casual atmosphere.

This place puts delicious foods into a new form… Everything was AMAZING. We had the ’77 Monte Carlo, the Pot Pie, and the Treylor Park Nachos and they were all to die for!
It isn’t what you expect when you hear the name — the environment is totally modern and very relaxing! If you catch yourself in Georgia and are looking to have a good meal beyond your average foods, go to the Treylor Park!

We just absolutely loved this place! First of all, the menu is fun and creative. Everything has an unexpected twist that is really strange and appealing.
The ambiance is intimate, modern, and rustic. The service was so good and the wine bottles were half price.
Now for the important stuff:
Started with the PB&J wings — whaaaattt??? SOOOO GOOD.
Tossed in a peanut curry like sauce with a peach jam on the side. Must try.
Chicken pot pie – comes as a burrito. A BURRITO! Not a normal tortilla stuffed burrito but a burrito made out of some sort of puff pastry.
So fun and delicious. Every bite was phenomenal.
Apple pie sandwich. Not phenomenal but still tasty.
Great little date spot or meal in Savannah.

I know I’ll make a return trip to Treylor Park because the locals rave about it, but I would definitely say that it matters what you order. We were lucky enough to find two seats at the inside bar and were able to sit immediately after being quoted an hour wait for a private table. The restaurant is small and intimate, with an inside bar seating maybe eight and an outside bar (bars are first-​come, first-​serve and you can order food there!) I started with a tire swing cocktails for $ 10 which was less than impressive. I think lacking in Savannah in general are good craft cocktails (please send me recommendations if I’m wrong!) The Tire Swing was a pre-​mixed drink with vodka, pimm’s, cucumber, seasonal berries, simple syrup and lemon juice. Pretty middle of the road as far as a cocktail and disappointing for the price tag. We began our evening with the fried banana pepper rings ($ 9), served with a buttermilk ranch. Everything came out quickly and with beautiful presentation. I thought the fried banana peppers were good in theory, but a little too acidic for my tastes, the buttermilk dipping sauce did help to balance that out.
For an entrée, we split a the raved about Grilled Apple Pie Sandwich: Cheddar Cheese, Cinnamon Roasted Apples and Bacon on brioche bread ($ 9). Description is original, but the idea is pretty basic when you think about it and very easy to replicate. I was expecting something a little more jazzed up, and while the sandwich was good, I wouldn’t return for it (you could really recreate with the same flavor at home). Overall, the prices are good for good, steep for the effort that goes into the drinks and the menu is original but might need a couple visits before you hit a jackpot meal.

My boyfriend and I went out to explore restaurants in Savannah and we were not disappointed by Treylor Park. I had no idea what to expect when we ordered the PB&J wings to share, but I had no need to worry, they were creative and delicious.
Just as good as the food and drinks, the atmosphere of Treylor Park will be bringing me back. We sat at the outdoor bar and enjoyed great conversation while watching movies from the 80s.

Docking a star because our wait was too long for a simple order, but please note the place became very busy soon after we arrived. The food, however, was delicious and lived up to the recommendations we received. The PB&J wings are sticky, sweet and super yummy. My venison sloppy joe was also delicious, as was my wife’s grilled cheese. In short, prepare to wait a but, but it is worth it.

Whelp… I finally went to the Traylor Park… & guess what? I loved it! Before I could walk in all I heard was laughter oozing out of this place… which made me even more eager to hurry on inside. Once inside I saw a very lively bunch taking shots & celebrating at the bar. I’m thinking to myself… this is a group that knows how to have fun & the Treylor Park is their playground. This is where the cool kids go… I’m all in!
Imagine Hipster meets modern with a small touch of southern hospitality. The inside is rather small but I love the décor. The music here is just as cool. I was vibin’. Now everyone is always talking about these PB&J wings so obviously I wanted to see what the hype was all about & honestly? I’m not a fan. I wanted to be so bad but i just couldn’t get into this concept. However, the chicken & pancake tacos & the loaded nachos (waffle fries) are unbelievably good! Very unique flavors but they all come together for an amazing taste. I would absolutely recommend these items for sure.
The drinks here are SUPER strong so you’ve been warned. They don’t skimp on the libations here at all.
Overall, another check off my list for my last days in Savannah!

Treylor Park is a gem for Savannah. It captures the modern, millennial restaurant scene alive in most larger cities in a great way. From the well decorated back bar to the interesting menu full of creative twists on Southern food, this place absolutely lived up to the hype. The service was good — but be prepared to wait for a table, and they don’t take reservations.
I recommend the Treylor Park nachos and the apple pie grilled cheese.

This is a great place for food and drinks. My favorites are: Treylor park nachos (it’s more like loaded waffle fries), PB&J wings and shrimp and bacon quesadillas. Their tacos are great as well. All their cocktails are amazing but my favorite is the Treylor Park.
There is a beer garden at the back, great place to hang out with friends. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone for both drinks and dinner.

I am almost speechless at what I experienced at Treyor Park. I don’t know what voodoo that chef practices, but I am a fan.
We had the «Treylor Park Nachos» which were actually more like a pile of goodness send from snack heaven. I’m serious.
Who would have thought to put fried chicken, pickles and ranch dressing and barbecue sauce on waffle fries with cheese and bacon??? What’s the story behind that?!
We also had the fried chicken pancake tacos which were filled with strawberry salsa that made me wanna slap my mama. It’s no joke. You should try it.
I thank you. I will be back. I will tell the others.
BTW, our waiter G-​somebody and the front door dude with the rad facial hair were equally awesome!

The place is cool, definitely cool.
Small bar they should probably expand but I suppose most months are nice and people wanna go out back to their small but awesome beer garden.
When you’re here it will tough to order just a couple things as the menu seems super interesting.
In keeping with city tourism and generally being a couple of fatties, we ordered what our eyes told us to:
Treylor park nachos — waffle fries and fried chicken. Basically everything that is glorious spilled onto a plate.
PB&J wings — basically just peanut sauce wings with a cinnamon apple liquid for dipping. (Great, but not worth raving over; the sauce was more like a juice, which was fine but the wings weren’t even crispy. In the same light however they were big, delicious, and prettttttty much on point.)
Venison sloppy joe — this is what a sloppy joe should be, I always enjoy the addition of texture on a sloppy joe which they accomplished using fried banana peppers. It simultaneously added a nice bite as well. My only comment further about this delicious thing, is I didn’t exactly taste any venison, to me it tasted like beef; come to think of it though, that’s a good thing in a way, too many people make it wrong and it’s just foul. $ 14 was a pain to fork over for the thing but it was quite good. Make that $ 12 and I’d get it a lot more often.
All in all the place is great, the service was good, the atmosphere is cool and the drinks are all of the above.

First night in Savannah and we wanted to try something very different to anything we’ve experienced in Miami! Thanks to fellow Unilocalers from Savannah (I love this community!) I found out about Treylor Park.
PB&J Chicken Wings made my stomach turn when I first heard of them but left me wanting more after the first plate! The chicken is fried to crisp perfection and lathered in peanut and pecan sauce/butter…delicious! It comes with a side of a sweet peach jelly sauce creating one of the best concoctions I’ve had in a while! Worth coming just for these! I’d order two servings next time.
We also tried the Chicken Pancake Tacos… curiosity once again won over but this time it wasn’t as mind blowing-​ly delicious. As far as the tacos — every part of the dish individually was great (the pancake, the chicken, the strawberry salsa, and especially the honey chili sauce) but all together my mouth was still not sure what was going on. Overall they were good and I would probably order them again but eat with a fork and knife separately as needed.
Treylor Parks menu is refreshingly creative with a great ambience and great staff — can’t wait to visit next trip!

After a long string of bars and a lots of rain we ran into last call at many bars. Luckily we were able to get one last drink at this gem. I am told their brunch is amazing but all i had time for was a beer and a dessert. I’d love to give a big thanks to the bartender that put in my dessert order in time and the guy that polishes their wood floors for the conversation!
They offer lots of draft beers and amazing mixed drinks.
I also got the bacon brownie. It was a nicely warmed brownie with salted bacon chunks, chocolate drizzle, whipped cream and a strawberry. This is great for chocolate lovers, the bacon really does go well with this dessert.

I love places with specialties… creative menus and things you don’t normally find which is why Treylor Park was such a gem when I came across it!
While looking over some of the photos a few items stuck out for being creatively genius so I decided to stop in and give it a shot. While browsing the menu I realized I wanted multiple things and had a real hard time narrowing it down to a choice but I opted for the peanut butter and jelly wings. Now let’s establish the fact I don’t normally eat wings, matter of fact I don’t eat messy things that require work and wings seem to encompass all of that however; something about the way they described it on the menu made me want to give these wings an equal opportunity and after checking in with the server, I was sold.
My PB&J wings came out and I daintily started forking the pieces around attempting to not have to use my fingers– i cut a piece of the wing, dipped it in the sweet sauce and put it in my mouth… immediate FORK-​DROP and aggressive full blown hands went in for the kill. I was blown away at how much I enjoyed this. I didn’t care who was looking at me, how I was looking or what was happening around me, all I wanted was to sit in a corner and eat these finger licking wings in a judgement free zone, and i did just that.
This is why Treylor Park ranks so highly on my list of Savanna eats… because it took me out of my comfort zone offering me a food tasting experience like no other. Gosh I love those wings!