

Alligator Soul offers a truly unique dining experience. An elegant blend of wild game, the freshest seasonal ingredients, and a modern presentation that elevates each dish, with a solid dash of Southern sensibilities that brings warmth, comfort, and authenticity to the table. This combination of fine cuisine, thoughtful presentation, and Southern charm makes Alligator Soul a memorable culinary evening for guests seeking both sophistication and a taste of adventure.
Once a basement grain warehouse, this intimate Southern eatery uses organic & local ingredients.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 114 Barnard St, Savannah, GA 31401
Phone: (912) 232-7899
Website: http://alligatorsoul.com/
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My son had the duck, which I tasted and it was very moist and good.
We also got the Charcuterie Plate. I wasn’t a fan of the rabbit/python sausage but surprisingly loved the cricket hummus and cheeses.
The banana desert was horrible. My husband and son enjoyed the peanut butter pie.
The waitress was very friendly and never let our beverages get low.
Loved the atmosphere but it was very dark and hard to read the menu due to lightning.
Definitely a very expensive place!!
We started the night popping bottles, and the amuse-bouche and homemade bread came out, which we did not take a photo of because we ate it so quickly that we forgot. From the perfectly tender Alligator bites to the mouth-watering bone marrow and mushroom dish, which was rich in flavor. The bone marrow had lots of bone marrow, not like some restaurants where they hand you a dried-out chicken bone and a bunch of bread.
The salad came out next, and omg, Charlie split it and made it into two giant salads that were creamy and cheesy. Even the lettuce tastes good, and I don’t generally eat salads. The little cheese croutons were fantastic they took the salad to the next level. Then came another bottle of bubble and the wild boar. The wild boar was absolutely divine and melted off the bone. There was a point where I was like, screw the fork and knife, and ate it like boar on a stick!. We were so stuffed but could not resist, then we tried their creamy mashed potatoes that were fluffy and creamy and so buttery that I’m not sure what type of black magic the chef pulled off, but those were not potatoes. Finally, I worked up the strength to try the greens. These were the best greens I have ever had. They were fresh and packed with flavors. These were absolutely incredible even the texture was good. It paired perfectly with the boar.
We ended the night with a digestiff and then Charlie brought us some special holiday mulled wine the chef made. Thank you, Charlie, we will be back again! We had a fantastic time.
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We had a 5:30 reservation and were sat at a table near the bar. The bartenders were nice but were waiting the tables in that area, working the seated bar, and I assume, also making drinks for the rest of the restaurant. They were doing the best they could with being responsible for all this. At this level of dining you shouldn’t have bartenders serving tables and bartending. We ordered everything at once and didn’t get our entrees until 7pm.
The atmosphere is a little stuffy and feels cheaper than the level of menu offered.
The food itself was absolutely delicious. If you’re debating the peanut butter pie – get it.
The service and interior need improvement to match the price and execution of the dishes.
The atmosphere was phenomenal and we had this incredibly enthusiastic waitress (Amanda) who was so fun.
The food was bad ass! We had the crispy alligator (easily the best alligator I’ve ever tasted), alligator mac n cheese, redfish special, and the deviled crab (which was phenomenal). Great wine selection too 🙂
We highly recommend this place when visiting Savannah and we’ll definitely be coming back again.
Make a reservation. The restaurant is located down some stairs in an old underground space. The chef is very talented and uses a lot of game in the recipes along with traditional soul food recipes.
Our server, Charlie, was enthusiastic and guided us through the men. He encouraged us to experience savory dishes that made them famous like wild game, alligator, and frogs legs. Every recommendation was perfect from appetizers to drink and desserts. Trust this restaurant and trust the team that brings it to life each night.
Take a risk with something new – you’ll love the experience.
A few additional thoughts – ask for the specials, the restaurant is underground so cell service is rare, enjoy the house bread and butter, don’t miss the banana cheesecake parfait.