Rise Savannah-Downtown

Name: Rise Savannah-Downtown
Address: 10 W Broughton St 31401, Savannah, Georgia
Telephone: 19122013599

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4.5 ( 2 reviews)
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10 W Broughton St 31401
19122013599

Rise delivers the Best Dang Biscuits & Beyond daily. Our flaky, buttermilk biscuits are scratch-made from NC-milled flour and 100% butter (no shortening or shortcuts) and filled with savory ingredients ranging from crispy bacon and country sausage to fried green tomatoes and Righteous Chicken. What makes the chicken Righteous? It's tenderized, brined in buttermilk, fried to golden-brown perfection and then served on a biscuit or as strips with your choice of toppings and sauces. No Rise meal would be complete without our famous jumbo Cheddar Tots, a sweet treat or coffee from NC's renowned Counter Culture Coffee.

Day of the Week	Opening Hours
Monday	7:00 - 14:00
Tuesday	7:00 - 14:00
Wednesday	7:00 - 14:00
Thursday	7:00 - 14:00
Friday	7:00 - 14:00
Saturday	7:00 - 14:00
Sunday	7:00 - 14:00

Cuisines

☕ Cafe

Dining Options

♿ Wheelchair Accessible
🥡 Takeout
🅿️ Parking Available
💳 Accepts Credit Cards
📶 Free Wifi
🍱 Lunch
🍳 Breakfast

Accepts Credit Cards

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Dirty Souf Yankee

2018-09-03 on google

I got the Applewood Bacon Egg & Cheese biscuit ... only giving 4 stars because I asked for it on a sweet potato biscuit instead of cheddar but when I got home to eat it, they had still made it with a cheddar biscuit. But it was delicious!

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Earl Eubanks

2016-11-05 on google

Great little coffee /donut cafe. There was a nice variety on the menu, not overwhelming. My blueberry and sausage muffin was excellent. The muffin was so fresh and definitely could taste the blueberries. Friendly and courteous cashier. Minimum seating but nice atmosphere. Would definitely recommend stopping in.

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No. They have a few gluten free items in their salads, but that is all. Corporate also told me they have flour dust floating in their buildings, and did not recommend anyone with a severe gluten intolerance enter their stores.