Cohen's Retreat

Kind of an odd place and the location looks like it was an old funeral home turned into a restaurant The food was good but not anything to write home to.
No draft beer.
Mixed drinks where good pricing was fair.
Just kind of an odd spot.
It has its own charm I will give it that.

Such a fun, eclectic, and historic spot away from the fervor of downtown Savannah! Party of four- we found a nice large corner table in the bar.
Menus delivered and drink orders taken quickly by a busy bartender/server.
He made excellent suggestions and beverages.
Ordered off the bar menu (although restaurant full menu was available).
Smash burgers were well prepared and tasty as was Mahi tacos.
House salads were uninspiring considering $10 cost.
The ambience and decorations coupled with the good service, drinks and food made for a lovely evening.
Convenient parking right outside the front door.
The history of the facility and its benefactor can be viewed from several delightful displays placed around the main building.
“So old men don’t have to die alone.”

My wife and I had the pleasure of dining at Cohen’s Retreat for lunch, and it was nothing short of spectacular.
As a Savannah local and a connoisseur of shrimp and grits, I can confidently say that Cohen’s offers the best shrimp and grits in town, hands down.
The dish was flawlessly prepared, bringing together rich, comforting flavors in a way that I’ve never experienced before.
But the culinary delights didn’t stop there—the key lime pie was divine, striking the perfect balance of tartness and sweetness, a must-try for anyone who visits.
Adding to our exceptional dining experience was our server, Missy, who was the epitome of delightfulness.
Her service was attentive and warm, making us feel truly valued.
Cohen’s Retreat is a gem in Savannah’s dining scene, and I can’t recommend it highly enough.