Best Fast Food Restaurants in Bluffton

"Four convenient locations throughout Savannah make this popular, locally owned burger joint easily accessible to anyone looking for good food in a pleasing ambiance. Since they first made the scene in 2001, B&D Burgers has been wowing locals and tourists alike with tasty comfort food, premium burgers, beer, and excellent service. The Broughton Street location in the Historic District houses a large outdoor patio with a huge projection screen on which you can watch all of the big games."

"B&D Burgers is the perfect spot to wind down at the full bar or watch a sports game on the big screen TVs on the large open patio. They have been a popular Southside burger establishment since 2001. B&D Burgers offers weekly events and Monday through Friday happy hour deals (half off all craft beer, well drinks, and house wine)."

"Last night I was Dashing for DoorDash when I had an order for chick-fil-a pop up. I got through the drive thru rather quickly, like always, but somehow they..."

"From Business: Family owned and operated, Five Guys is one of the leading fast casual burger restaurants in the world, offering a classic take on burgers, hot dogs, fries,…"

"I watched the burger waiting on the grill in a stack of patties already cooked. I was very hungry ..."

"The food on the other hand was not edible.Not sure what the burger was made of. Had to spit it out.Fries ju..."

"Just 20 minutes from Savannah lies Tybee Island, a uniquely charmed island that offers a change of pace and taste. While there, take your group to the Tybee Island Lighthouse and to nearby Fort Pulaski National Monument. Built in 1829, the fort, which was under Robert E. Lee’s command, came under a 30-hour siege by Union forces. Or for more of a leisure cruise, hop on board a dolphin tour."

"Just 20 minutes from Savannah you’ll find Tybee Island, a uniquely charmed island that offers a change of pace and taste. While there, take your group to the Tybee Light Station. Dating back to 1773, the lighthouse is one of America’s most complete historic light stations. Afterward, take the group to nearby Fort Pulaski National Monument."

"A couple of highlights in the Savannah region were the 80 East Gastropub on Tybee Island, which did some really excellent classic American fare, and Wall’s BBQ in downtown Savannah. We’d suggest having BBQ at Wall’s whilst your exploring the city itself, and then maybe dining at the Gastropub if and when you head out to Tybee Island."

"Coco & Moss is a locally-owned sushi and cocktail bar that also offers warm grain bowls and Asian-inspired salads, like our favorite Missy Miso Chicken. (Roasted chicken and root vegetables with greens, shredded cabbage, toasted almonds, sunflower seeds, and a miso sesame ginger vinaigrette.). And no, Savannah isn’t exactly known for its sushi– but this place is great if that’s what you’re craving."

"Northwest of the historic district, by the river next to the Highway 17 bridge, the Service Brewing Company is churning out sturdy modern craft brews under the guiding hand of owner/brewmaster Kevin Ryan, a West Point graduate and former Army commander whose partner, Meredith Sutton, ignited his nascent talent by giving him a home-brewing kit some years back. The couple founded the brewery in 2014. The taproom, designed by Sutton, is breezy and bright, and the brewery donates a portion of its revenues to charities supporting first responders and the military— hence the brewery’s name."

"Live music, fresh-brewed beer, and daily events keep the Service Brewing taproom full of locals, tourists, and puppies. Rotating food trucks set up just outside of the brewery entrance include favorites like The Naked Pig, Red Taco Truck, Big Bon Ghost Kitchen and Strange Bird. There is always a reason to enjoy local food purveyors and a cold beer or two or three."