Shrimp and grits
Georgia white shrimp, stone ground grits, tasso gravy, and a soft egg on top.
Pastries baked at five, shrimp and grits made the way Savannah actually makes it, and a patio that is worth the reservation.
The menu shifts with the season, but these stay on it because people would riot.
Georgia white shrimp, stone ground grits, tasso gravy, and a soft egg on top.
Three laminated pastries baked that morning with cultured butter and preserves.
Lump blue crab, poached eggs, and a lemon hollandaise on a house biscuit.
Brined overnight, sorghum butter, and a hot honey you can ask them to double.
Seasonal vegetables, whipped feta, soft eggs, and grilled sourdough.
Batched Bloody Marys, a rotating spritz, and mimosas with fresh juice.
Marigold House opened in a restored Jones Street carriage house in 2019 with a courtyard nobody had used in decades. Chef Odette Prine bakes the laminated pastry herself starting at five each service morning, which is why we are only open four days. Shrimp comes off boats in Thunderbolt and the grits are milled in Georgia.
“We flew in for a wedding and ate here twice in three days. The croissants are better than most places in Charleston.”
Leah S., Atlanta
“That courtyard in October with a spritz is the single best hour Savannah has to offer.”
Wesley G., Savannah
“Shrimp and grits without a drop of cream in sight, exactly how it should be done.”
Belinda M., Tybee Island
Reservations open two weeks out at 10am and Saturday and Sunday tables between 10am and noon usually go the same day. Thursday and Friday you can often get a table with two days notice. We hold a handful of walk in seats at the bar.
We seat the courtyard first whenever the weather allows, and every reservation is considered for it in order. In July and August we open the shaded side early and move indoors as it heats up. We cannot guarantee a specific table.
Up to eight on the regular reservation system. Anything larger is a private courtyard booking on a Friday, which starts at a $900 food and beverage minimum. Email us and we will send the details.
Jones Street is residential permit parking, so use the Whitaker Street garage three blocks west or metered spots on Abercorn. Meters are free on Sundays, which is our busiest morning.
Reservations open two weeks out. Call us for parties over eight or for a private courtyard booking.