Cilantro’s Mexican Restaurant in Savannah, Georgia review

Cilantro’s Mexican Restaurant in Savannah, Georgia

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135 W Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401

When this restaurant first opened in downtown Savannah first opened, it was a new hotspot for Mexican food because they offered creative dishes at moderate prices in a convenient location
Since then, they've gotten some competition, but they remain one of the best Mexican restaurants in the city
I like that it's within walking distance to a lot of shops and bars to make a night of having dinner here
Chipotle mashed potatoes and mahi mahi tacos are two of my favorite menu items, and the poblamos get an upscale spin with piquadillo and specialty cheeses
From prices to quality food, Cilantro's is one of the top Mexican restaurants in Savannah, and I would definitely recommend this place to others

- by Melanie Noell
  
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  When this restaurant first opened in downtown Savannah first opened, it was a new hotspot for Mexican food because they offered creative dishes at moderate prices in a convenient location. Since then, they’ve gotten some competition, but they remain one of the best Mexican restaurants in the city.
  
  Cilantro’s has an excellent location on Bay Street which makes it very near to the City Market area as well as River Street. Parking can be a hassle because Bay Street is often busy and has off and on street parking, but there is a garage nearby in Ellis Square if you
  can’t find parking. I like that it’s within walking distance to a lot of shops and bars to make a night of having dinner here.
  
  Inside Cilantro’s, there is an open bar and seating area filled with flat screen TVs perfect for watching sports. I’ve watched soccer games here before, and it’s the ideal atmosphere to sit at the high top tables and switch from the game to people watching out the large glass windows that look out to the street. Back behind the host stand, there is ample seating (booths and tables) that is arranged in a way
  to make more intimate areas as opposed to a large seating area. I like that I don’t feel like I’m sitting in the middle of a giant open space like I do at many of the other Mexican restaurants in town.
  
  This restaurant serves a bit fancier Mexican dishes than competitors in Savannah like Juarez and Carlito’s. Chipotle mashed potatoes and mahi mahi tacos are two of my favorite menu items, and the poblamos get an upscale spin with piquadillo and specialty cheeses. The food itself is delicious, but this may not be the place to go if you’re expecting ...
- simple Mexican dishes like burritos and chimichangas. While they have many traditional dishes, they put a spin on it that might not appeal to those looking for simple dishes; personally, I love the change in ingredients and think it makes for exciting and delicious options. Another one of my favorites is the table side guacamole. Fresh avocados mashed up to your desired consistency; it’s good guacamole, though it’s a bit too citrusy. My one problem with the menu is that they don’t have many vegetarian options; fortunately, I eat fish, but the menu is definitely lacking vegetarian dishes.
  
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  prices are good; not super cheap but definitely not overly expensive. Two fish tacos with a side costs about $10, and most dishes hover in that range. On the other hand, if you order something like steak or something with lots of different types of seafood, price range is between $15-$20. Medium margaritas cost about $7 and they have a good range of flavors; they’re a bit weak, but they taste good and are fairly priced. From prices to quality food, Cilantro’s is one of the top Mexican restaurants in Savannah, and I would definitely recommend this place to others.
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