The Coffee Fox

A pretty funky place to stop for a little «pick me up» and maybe even a snack. Hubby and I just got drinks (an Americano and a Latte) but we weren’t disappointed.

Good coffee, fair prices and a relaxing environment. First time having a coffee with habanero in it! :)

If you want a great cup of coffee this is a must! Be prepared to wait in line but it moves pretty quickly. The horchata lattes are really great and I love the heart designs on top. I also purchased a slice of zucchini bread and a bourbon sugar cookie. I have not tried those yet but they look delicious!

Excellent. Hard working pleasant baristas… steady locals coming in. A good call.

I’ve stopped in twice since I’ve been in Savannah. The Horchata Latte is where it’s at! Fast and Friendly service. Not an ounce of hipster snobbery from these baristas.

Got the café con leche (soy) and it was great. They also have a selection of beer and wine. Plenty of seating and no questionable couches. Excellent ambiance and I think a good place to meet for a first date. I don’t know the first thing about interior design but I would say it’s like Ikea-​esque but… reclaimed. Next-​gen hipster? And they sell artsy Savannah postcards! What’s not to love?

We were in town for an afternoon while driving to Florida. This joint was packed and I could smell why. Great coffee and nice, creative pastries and quiches (did I just use the plural of quiche?).
Anyway, we had a great time and the bean are done right here. Hoping to come back in town for longer next time.

Another «I found the receipt so I guess I went there» review. How do I not remember this one? Don’t recognize it from the pictures on Unilocal.All I know is I had a Chemex pour over and it was $ 3.75 plus tax. To stash the rececipt means I probably liked it. If I’m ever in Savannah again…

I have visited the Coffee Fox on every trip to Savannah (I live in Hawaii), and I also have a great time! The staff is super personable and the shop itself is very well laid out. It’s a great place to chill, listen to music, and get caught up on your work. They always have unique blends of coffee to mix it up as well. I actually rep a sticker on my travel coffee mug out here in Hawaii, and tell my friends to stop by if they’re ever in GA. Prices are on point too!
You owe it to yourself to go here instead of any other coffee shop. You won’t be dissapointed

We decided to stop in for something other then the chain coffee shops… we should have gone chain.
My beautiful gf ordered a cafè Cubano and I ordered a Cortadito. Watching the batista prepare it was the only good thing about both. They were both very bitter and a little burnt tasting. We wound up throwing them out and going down the street for something a little more palatable.
The décor was very cool and the staff very friendly. Maybe an iced latte or specialty drink would be better, but we are leaving today so we will never know.

Great Chai Latte! Haven’t had anything else from the menu (not a big coffee drinker personally) but I really liked the real spice level of the chai — not so sweet but amazing.
Has a nice chill coffee shop ambience — no cushy armchairs around but it’s a good clean shop. The guys working here also took their time to explain to some customers what went into some of the drinks (without being snappy or rude) and offered to customize some of the drinks to see if that would be something they liked. Great customer service!

Ok, yeah it’s good. But the décor is super cheesy, the line was really long, and it was good. Not great, not life-altering-amazing-I’m-going-to-be-talking-about-this-coffee-for-days.
Nope. Just good ol’ good!
Friendly– enough.
Quaint– enough.
Location is HOT, right on Broughton Street, across the street from Starbucks. Yes! Go here instead of Starbucks, or maybe try other little places around town? Their décor is all over the place: Is it a coffee shop? Is it a bar? Not saying businesses can’t blur the lines, but I am saying that choices need to be intentional, and the décor/environment…hmmm…well, it’s just all over the place. Needless to say, we go our Caffeine to go. The Cuban Café con Leche was better than good. They sweeten the coffee with something that tastes like molasses (or maybe just honey). Service is slow, Baristas are nice. No parking. Only street parking, or foot. But walking in Savannah is the way to go anyway!

My pour-​over coffee shop of choice, right on Broughton Street in the heart of Savannah’s downtown. The interior of the space is a mashup of Southern charm and Brooklyn-​style hipster flare. Have a seat at «the red bar» or the small bank of tables and chairs on the other side and settle right in. It’s small, but cozy. If a line has formed, no orders are taken at the bar, you’ll need to get in line too.
All the standard espresso drinks are here, with some notable twists like the Horchata Latte (think vanilla and cinnamon in your steamed milk) and the rich Mexican Mocha. If going for regular brew, do note you can choose between batch brew or a pour-​over using 2 different methods. Locally brewed Perc coffee usually offers up several fine options here. You can have your bevy cold too, or go for a Nitro cold brew, pulled right off the tap.
In the evenings, there are a handful of wine and craft beer options to choose from as well. You can also get a cheese board or one of the numerous baked goods filling the display case right at the front doors– vegan options available there too.
In all, when in downtown Savannah, this should be on the «must» list for anyone serious about their espresso or coffee brew and wanting to experience a Savannah original. These guys do it all with Southern-​style.

This place has a modern but chill vibe. They are apparently known for the bright red bar, which is pretty cool. The coffee is good and they offer a small selection of baked goods in their pastry case. You can purchase beans to go as well. The seating is limited, and they seem to stay fairly busy. You’ll find your typical coffeehouse hipsters with thick rimmed glasses behind the bar, but it adds to the ambiance of the joint. I’m not making a jab at hipsters; Hell, I have my own hipster tendencies. They are cool dudes and the service is good.
In short: good coffee, good people, good Wi-​Fi, good place.

Hubby and I stopped in here for a quick coffee and breakfast. We ordered two Mexican Mochas and a fruit kolache and sausage kolache. We were both unimpressed.
The kolaches were served lukewarm and like an afterthought. I don’t know if they make them fresh there every day, but these did not have that warm, gooey homemade taste. They seemed like they might’ve been frozen and then microwaved. Not very satisfying in the least.
The Mexican Mochas had great potential, but there was so much habanero in there it made it impossible to drink and enjoy. Some people may like a super spicy coffee — I just don’t. We took a couple sips, tried to add some sugar and give it a good stir, but nope. We had to toss them and leave.
Nothing against this coffee shop. It seems as if lots of people like this place. Perhaps if we had ordered something else, we would’ve walked away happier.

A must if you are a coffee lover and happen to be in Savannah! This place is definitely as cool as the name sounds. There is a big coffee bar in center of the space with plenty of seating all around. The staff was very friendly, are very knowledgeable, and didn’t mind my stupid questions about the drinks.
It was a hot day the day I went, so I ended up ordering the Eye Opener, which consists of Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout with a shot of espresso. This was a phenomenal pairing and can’t wait to try it again.

Can someone say Horchata Latte?
Putting two of my favorite drinks together results in the best reason to drive to Savannah for the weekend.
The mother coffee shop to The Foxy Loxy café, the Coffee Fox is the mother of all coffee shops, to me. Serves a mean horchata latte, as well as the Mexican mocha. I struggled between ordering a hot or iced latte, as I’m a huge foamy latte and latte art enthusiast. Their latte art is beautiful here, every time. I ended up settling for the iced horchata latte, since it was freaking hot outside and I was taking it to go. I wish I could have taken my latte hot and basked in the hipster atmosphere, but we were short on time. The iced latte was still refreshing and a good pick me up for the drive back to Atlanta.
Can’t go wrong with the Coffee Fox!

Conveniently located on one of the busiest streets of Savannah, this coffee shop has all the coffee you could ask for and more.
Horchata latte is a must try either hot or over ice. My pick-​me-​up drink!
Friendly staff is an added bonus as well!

I had been following The Coffee Fox on Instagram way before I even visited them. So when I was in Savannah recently I suggested this spot for coffee.
TCF is located on busy Broughton St. and it’s a small, cozy and hip place to grab a cup of joe and a snack. We arrived on a late Sunday morning and the line was already building at the counter. I had my heart set on a latte and the barista suggested that I try the horchata latte since it was very similar to what I would have been getting. Cinnamony good!
The cool part of this place is the décor and vibe. They have a huge collaged wall with all sorts of stickers and art on the wall. It was like organized chaos. We may have taken a few photos against that wall. Seating is super limited as there are only a handful of small tables inside as well as outside. There are also a few fixtures with TCF memorabilia and souvenirs on display for purchase. I had to truly refrain from bringing home a TCF mug. As adorable as it was, I don’t think my husband would’ve been please with another mug filling up our cabinets. They also sell refillable growlers which I would have easily purchased if I lived in town. PERC coffee is the locally roasted coffee of choice that is served here.
Their menu boasts some unique signature drinks as well as a few breakfast items and cheeseboards! Beer and wine, along with specialty cocktails, are available as well. You can pretty much make multiple visits throughout the day from morning to night to satisfy your thirst and hunger. It’s genius!
Our visit was nothing short of a success. Just wish they were closer to home.

Love! Love! Love! That’s all I can say.
This is a great little spot on the corner of W Broughton and Whitaker. If you are in Savannah and need a pickmeup, go here. If you just need to rest your bones after walking all over creation looking at old houses and souvenir shops, go here. Basically, whatever reason you have/​need, just go here.
On a cold morning I opted for a hot drink over my usual cold brew, and was not disappointed. I asked for a vanilla latte, but the barista suggested I give their horchata latte a whirl. Why not, I like cinnamon. It was a delight.
I like that they use real mugs and glasses if you are dining in, as most places now opt to just give you wasteful paper cups regardless. I also loved their huge wall with all the posters and stickers. It was cluttered but in a nice way.
My friends and I split a piece of zucchini bread and it was good. Really good. We thought about having breakfast here, but had brunch plans already. Their selection of food offerings were mighty tempting though.
Later on at brunch at another local spot, I noticed their cold brew on the menu, so I had to give it a try. I was hooked! It was so smooth and creamy, exactly what you want in a cold brewed coffee. If I was a local I would totally purchase one of their growlers, and I would be back every other day for a fill up. And would probably need to attend coffee addicts anonymous. Amazing!