Stevedore Bakery

402 Passage Way, Savannah
(912) 521-6137

Recent Reviews

Omar Ramos

Great small place to grab a bite. Modern, cozy and with great food. The only thing that left a bland test in my mouth was the so so customer service. Would definitely visit again though.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

Emily Peca

It took me 40 minutes to receive my nine dollar latte. Literally people who ordered food after me had already left at that point.

Andrew Fleck

A little pricey for what you get.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 3

Kathryn Teofilo

I come here a few days a week and love it:) really great pastries and sandwiches

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice and Chocolate Croissant Toasted, Pain Au Chocolat, Turkey Sandwich

Maya Jackson

Food is decent.ridiculously slow & everyone seems to be in a bad mood.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 1

yvonne godfrey

Really really REALLY good croissants, friendly people, great latte - I go here every time I’m in town.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pain Au Chocolat

Henry Plumbing

The food was a hit at a lunch and learn hosted by Henry Plumbing. Easy to order online and ready for pick up at the time selected. Will go back again.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Bob Danek

1 star since they were out of what we ordered and we didn't find out for 45 min. Couldn't you have told us when we ordered breakfast that you were out of everything gluten free? What a pain in the butt! We had to walk to the riverfront to find food. One would think that a high end hotel charging $400/night could at least have a decent breakfast place that wasn't out of everything. Staff was clueless and the older lady came off as rude. Asked us 3x what we ordered.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 1

Melissa K.

Cute little bakery with a good selection of pastries. The croissants are flakey and the filling in the cheese danish is creamy. I've definitely had better pastries but overall these are good but not "oh my god" amazing. There is only one barista so the coffee takes a little long to get. There is an option to order ahead of time on their website but for some reason it didn't work when I tried it.

Pantelis Galatoulas

Absolutely fantastic bakery with great coffee. The atmosphere is great and plenty of space to sit back and relax.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Cori T.

Wildly disappointing. Rude staff, my espresso served in a paper cup. For the same quality and experience you might as well just go to any Starbucks in town. Expected a lot better experience and quality.

Alison M.

Solid 3.5. Pretty good but room for improvement. Friendly staff but messed up a lot of our to go order. No sauces or mayonnaise or anything to take for their to go sandwiches. And they have several sandwiches. Decent amount of pastries but for as much as this was hyped it wasn't a ton like I expected. Smaller glass case with two types of muffins, two types of cookies, cinnamon rolls, some crumble cake and a croissant or two. Meh. Plenty of coffee and seasonal drinks. Very open and airy inside with high ceilings. Not a ton of seating unless it's warm enough to also sit outside. Sunlight streams in and blinds you in early am from high windows - not pleasant. -- Later we had the sandwiches and the roast beef was kind'a small and fell apart in the box. My club sandwich was really hard to eat bc the bread was hard as a rock - it wasn't bad, it's just French loaf and super hard - almost impossible to bite through the top/bottom with the items on it so you had to really try and then everything came off.... not good for to go. The blueberry muffin is AMAZING. Highly, highly recommend.

Nicole Coughlin W.

Amazing Focaccia bread varieties! Loved the ambiance too. Tried the croissants too- yum!

Andrew Cohen

While a decent looking place at first glance you only have to take a quick look at menu to see that the coffee and food prices are stratospherically off the charts. I am a longtime NYC resident and am accustomed to paying higher than average prices but when I ordered 2 large lattes and the charge came to $24 I was blown away. Regardless of the size of the drink you only get 2 oz of coffee, and an extra shot is $3 (which is needed based on the coffee to milk ratio), add to that some sweetener (flavored syrup for $2) and you already overpriced 16 oz latte which costs $7 jumps to $12. Toss in two croissants at $6 apiece and you're close to $40 for two coffees and a pastry.Take an Uber to Starbucks or one of the local coffee shops and you'll still come out ahead.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 4

Dominique Shore

Super cool little coffee shop. Grab a coffee and walk along the Savannah River.I got a cortado & a muffin. Both were great. The decor was super cool. Would definitely recommend grabbing a coffee & pastry.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

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