Troupial
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9 W 43rd St
Savannah, GA 31401 - 912-441-0506
Hours
Chamber Rating
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Bill hussle
Jul 3rd, 2023 -
Al Hardy
Jun 29th, 2023 -
Christine Cole
Dietary restrictions: GF Options
Jun 24th, 2023 -
Casey Allen
This place is great! Extremely cozy interior, pleasant staff, and really good food. Coffee is some of the best I've had in Savannah!
Jun 20th, 2023 -
Ruberman Rodriguez
I recently had the pleasure of celebrating my son's birthday at Troupial, to fill some of my venezuelan nostalgia for birthday celebrations. I am absolutely delighted with the offerings. The cafe is a true gem, offering a range of unique and delicious dishes that are sure to tantalize any food lover's taste buds. Troupial was able to cater and rent the venue in their closed hours. We order the tequeo, which is a traditional Venezuelan dish made with dough and filled with cheese. The tequeo was perfectly crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside, with just the right amount of saltiness to balance out the sweetness of the dough. Next, the owner brought trays of golfeado, which is a sweet pastry made with brown sugar and anise. The golfeado was incredibly soft and buttery, with a wonderful aroma and flavor that reminded me of home, and it was top with a piece of queso de mano. Following the golfeados, we had the Almojabana, which was absolutely divine. The bread was incredibly soft and fluffy. And of course, I couldn't leave without trying the guava bread and chocolate bread, which were just as delicious as it sounds. But what really set Troupial apart was its coffee selection. My guest had an extensive range of brewing techniques and coffee beans to choose from, and the quality of the coffee was outstanding. The aroma and flavor of the coffee was so rich and robust, it was truly a treat for the senses. To top it all off, the venue itself was absolutely picturesque, with contemporary art and Venezuelan art lining the walls. It was the perfect setting to enjoy a delicious meal and some excellent coffee. Overall, I highly recommend this Venezuelan cafe to anyone who loves good food and great coffee. The tequeo, golfeado, almojabana, guava con queso bread and chocolate bread are all must-tries, and the coffee selection is truly impressive. And with its charming venue and friendly staff, this cafe is sure to become a favorite for anyone who visits. Best part they cater! I had a lot of leftovers to bring back home to Atlanta
Jun 20th, 2023
Contact Info
- 912-441-0506
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Troupial?
A The phone number for Troupial is: 912-441-0506.
Q Where is Troupial located?
A Troupial is located at 9 W 43rd St, Savannah, GA 31401
Q What is the internet address for Troupial?
A The website (URL) for Troupial is: http://www.streetfoodhomeflavors.com/
Q What days are Troupial open?
A Troupial is open:
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Monday: Closed
Q How is Troupial rated?
A Troupial has a 4.8 Star Rating from 227 reviewers.
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( 227 Reviews )Bill hussle on Google
Al Hardy on Google
Christine Cole on Google
Dietary restrictions: GF Options
Casey Allen on Google
This place is great! Extremely cozy interior, pleasant staff, and really good food. Coffee is some of the best I've had in Savannah!
Ruberman Rodriguez on Google
I recently had the pleasure of celebrating my son's birthday at Troupial, to fill some of my venezuelan nostalgia for birthday celebrations. I am absolutely delighted with the offerings. The cafe is a true gem, offering a range of unique and delicious dishes that are sure to tantalize any food lover's taste buds.
Troupial was able to cater and rent the venue in their closed hours. We order the tequeo, which is a traditional Venezuelan dish made with dough and filled with cheese. The tequeo was perfectly crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside, with just the right amount of saltiness to balance out the sweetness of the dough.
Next, the owner brought trays of golfeado, which is a sweet pastry made with brown sugar and anise. The golfeado was incredibly soft and buttery, with a wonderful aroma and flavor that reminded me of home, and it was top with a piece of queso de mano.
Following the golfeados, we had the Almojabana, which was absolutely divine. The bread was incredibly soft and fluffy.
And of course, I couldn't leave without trying the guava bread and chocolate bread, which were just as delicious as it sounds.
But what really set Troupial apart was its coffee selection. My guest had an extensive range of brewing techniques and coffee beans to choose from, and the quality of the coffee was outstanding. The aroma and flavor of the coffee was so rich and robust, it was truly a treat for the senses.
To top it all off, the venue itself was absolutely picturesque, with contemporary art and Venezuelan art lining the walls. It was the perfect setting to enjoy a delicious meal and some excellent coffee.
Overall, I highly recommend this Venezuelan cafe to anyone who loves good food and great coffee. The tequeo, golfeado, almojabana, guava con queso bread and chocolate bread are all must-tries, and the coffee selection is truly impressive. And with its charming venue and friendly staff, this cafe is sure to become a favorite for anyone who visits. Best part they cater! I had a lot of leftovers to bring back home to Atlanta