The Bus Depot Turned Restaurant In Georgia Will Give You An Unforgettable Dining Experience

Georgia restaurants rule. There, I said it. Georgia has some of the best restaurants in the world. But it goes beyond just scrumptious food at this point. What makes Georgia restaurants so darn special are the wonderfully old buildings they refurbish to house their clever creations. Like this 1930s bus depot, which was reconstructed to become one of the greatest restaurants in Historic Downtown Savannah:

What do you get when you combine an old Greyhound Bus Station and a 1930s Art Deco-inspired diner?

The answer is The Grey Restaurant.

This refurbished 1930s Greyhound bus station has many of the same attributes today that the station once held back then.

Like the gate numbers on the walls indicating the bus platforms.

The art-deco decor inside also pays homage to a time when bus travel was a preferred choice, and a simple one at that.

Located in Historic Downtown Savannah, The Grey offers a complete experience for their guests.

Whether it's spending a beautiful day outdoors in The Yard...

Or feasting on any one of their delectable creations, crafted by Chef Mashama Bailey, it's hard to not fall in love with this spot.

Treat yourself to the succulent clams and dumplings.

Then lustfully move on to the Carolina golden rice with butternut squash, smooth and savory.

Finish your meal with the rich, and ever-satisfying Coffee Panna Cotta.

Make it a meal you'll never forget, in a unique setting unlike any other you've dined in before.

If you're thinking of visiting The Grey Restaurant, then use the address and map below to guide you to food bliss:

109 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

Savannah, GA 31401

Or if you have a hankering for more Georgian cuisine, then check out 15 Irresistible Restaurants That Define Georgia.