Specializing in locally roasted PERC coffee, house-made baked goods, and craft beers, the Coffee Fox is a great stop whether you're on the run or looking to perch. The cold brew will win the hearts of coffee aficionados in the hot summer months. The popular Mexican Mocha is a sweet and spicy twist on the traditional mocha and features local chocolatier Adam Turoni's dark chocolate with a kick.

Instead of your typical black coffee, opt for the signature horchata latte at The Coffee Fox to start your day. If you’re hungry, snag a kolache (a Czech pastry), or something off the all-day brunch menu at The Collins Quarter, just a five-minute walk away. Bear2016/Getty Images

This new store is located in the heart of downtown near Telfair Academy museum. This shop can be seen as the quirky version of Foxy Loxy, with humorous décor and strong drinks. The café offers beer, wine, live music, and of course your daily caffiene fix.

Several years after Foxy Loxy Cafe and Print Gallery opened on Bull Street, owner Jen Jenkins opened up a second one called The Coffee Fox right on the corner of Broughton and Whitaker streets. Coffee is served from the local company PERC so there’s great espresso, as well as cold brews and a wide selection of wine and craft beer, plus signature cocktails. The bakery display is always packed with fresh pastries every morning, from cakes, scones and cookies, to the famous kolaches (think soft yeast rolls stuffed with either egg, sausage, bacon, or fruit and cream cheese).

Here's what a Yelp reviewer said: "Loved it! The Mexican mocha was great. They were able to do a decaf iced one which was great for the hot day. Most important it was not too sweet and had a lot of flavor. Hubby got the nitro brew and said it was also good. Overall we loved the service. Both baristas were very knowledgeable about all the different drinks." Also, they let my 3 year old watch and make the coffee and were making him feel right at home. Not to mention they had a breastfeeding friendly sticker on their door.

This award-winning cafe in the middle of busy Broughton Street is known for its locally roasted PERC coffee and its extensive espresso menu. The Coffee Fox is a mainstay in downtown Savannah, serving pastries, cheese boards, craft beer, and wine in addition to their outstanding and creative coffee selections, which are comparable with the best coffee in Savannah. With its heavily stickered murals, exposed brick walls, and open beam ceilings, the Coffee Fox has a hip Greenwich Village vibe.

This award-winning cafe in the middle of bustling Broughton Street is known for its locally-roasted PERC coffee and prodigious espresso menu. The Coffee Fox is a staple of life in downtown Savannah, serving thoughtful pastries, cheese boards, craft beer, and wine in addition to their stylish coffee creations, which are synonymous with the best coffee in Savannah. With its heavily stickered murals, exposed brick walls, and open-beam ceilings, The Coffee Fox has an overtly “indie” vibe.

For art, history, architecture, and more, The Telfair Museums encompass three separate buildings. The Telfair Academy is a two-story mansion built in 1891 that houses a collection of nineteenth- and twentieth-century American and European art such as paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts. The Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters, which also dates back to 1819, offers guided tours that explore this former family home through the lens of the enslaved people who once worked there.

Stop into The Coffee Fox on the corner of Whitaker and Broughton for one of the standards - like an Espresso, Americano, or Macchiato. If you're feeling daring you can try one of their signature drinks like their Mexican Mocha, made with Adam Turoni’s exclusive blend of dark chocolate, habanero and cinnamon. The Coffee Fox in Savannah also serves a short list of reds and whites by the glass, seasonal craft beers, freshly baked kolaches, and delicious espresso brownies.

This craft coffee shop has something for everyone, whether you’re a coffee connoisseur looking for something new or a casual consumer who just wants a good cup of joe. This 100% fair trade coffee bar is among the most popular of the Savannah coffee shops and even serve gluten free coffee drinks. They also have several other sister cafe locations located around Savannah: The Foxy Loxy Café, the Henny Penny Cafe, and Fox & Fig Cafe!

The Coffee Fox, located on Broughton Street, is a sister store to Foxy Loxy Cafe. Unlike Foxy Loxy’s laid-back and leisurely environment, The Coffee Fox is more of a traditional, grab-and-go coffee counter, so it’s a great place to stop on a busy day or while exploring the shops on Broughton Street. As a local coffee roaster, The Coffee Fox prides itself on high-quality espresso beverages.

The Coffee Fox is one of the best coffee shops in Savannah, and has several unique locations located throughout the Savannah area. The Coffee Fox is located on Broughton Street in historic downtown area and severs up locally roasted PERC coffee. If looking for a craft coffee shop this is the place with a full espresso menu, pour-overs and more!

You can find this eclectic café on the lively Broughton Street where baristas serve up locally-roasted joe from PERC Coffee Roasters. Stop by and try one of The Coffee Fox's signature coffee drinks, like the Mexican Mocha or the Horchata Latte. The café is cozy, but there’s plenty of seating by the windows for your viewing pleasure.

Sister store to Foxy Loxy, Coffee Fox is the perfect place to grab a coffee if you are downtown. There’s not a ton of seating, but people are usually in and out, so it’s relatively easy to find a place to take a load off. I wouldn’t want to sit and work here for a while, but it’s a great option for grabbing a drink to go.

My husband rhapsodized over the cold horchata latte and I was thrilled by the iced coffee (done the RIGHT way and cold brewed for 24 hours). The Coffee Fox is conveniently located in the downtown shopping district and it’s waaaaay better than Starbucks, y’all. Try it and see if you don’t agree with me.

102 W Broughton St, Savannah, GA 31401-3212+1 912-401-0399 See Menu. Let yourself be drawn into the cheerful hum of The Coffee Fox right on Broughton Street. This bustling café pairs top-notch specialty coffee—always roasted by local favorite PERC—with a spirit that’s both quirky and comfortable.

To help you get through the day, visit The Coffee Fox, an award-winning coffeehouse that serves pour-over coffee, pastries and cheese boards, if you can fit some in after breakfast. After all, you will definitely need to stop here for some energy to keep you going through the rest of the day.

The Coffee Fox is a hip and trendy coffee shop located in the heart of Savannah Downtown. Its exposed brick walls and chic décor make it the perfect place to enjoy a cup of coffee and people-watch. The coffee is excellent here, and they have a great selection of pastries and sandwiches.

Located on Broughton Street, this hip coffee shop serves up some seriously delicious coffee. Their signature drink is the Dirty Horchata, which is a blend of espresso, horchata, and cinnamon. The Coffee Fox also offers a wide variety of pastries and other treats to go with your coffee.

On Friday, we got up early to knock out some work, then grabbed coffee and a pastry to go from the Coffee Fox (their iced horchata latte is the stuff of dreams). Today, we were checking out Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD), which has some 40 buildings scattered around town.

This is a sister store to Foxy Loxy Cafe located in the middle of Broughton Street surrounded by shops and great food. I always order the Mexican Mocha with habanero and cinnamon. Like the Foxy Loxy, they also have the most amazing baked goods, baked fresh every morning.

In all honesty, it was because my son has a love affair with foxes…but it turned out to be a REALLY great coffee shop. This award-winning craft coffee shop offers a full espresso menu, Chemex pourovers, fresh pastries, and more. All of their coffee is locally roasted.

Located on Broughton Street, the Coffee Fox is at the center of the action in town. Because of this, it’s a convenient spot to grab a quick coffee on the go. This craft coffee shop serves a full espresso menu as well as locally roasted PERC coffee.

- Rating: 4.5 / 5 (621 reviews)- Detailed ratings: Food (4.5/5), Service (4.5/5), Value (4.5/5), Atmosphere (4.5/5)- Type of cuisine: Coffee & Tea, American- Address: 102 W Broughton St, Savannah, GA 31401-3212- Read more on Tripadvisor

There is an intriguing spotlight on the Habersham House—what the world knows better today as The Olde Pink House. The home of James Habersham was also the place where the Declaration of Independence was first read aloud in Savannah.

The inside is decked with old Movie posters (and tons of famous people have been here)!. I read about how the line is always out the door and a half hour long, but when I went, it was only 5 minutes!

To accompany your sweet treat, The Coffee Fox offers delicious handcrafted hot or iced beverages to wash everything down. Their menu also offers vegan milk alternatives.

There will be a time when you need a coffee and this is the perfect place to grab one. It’s got a student vibe so you feel energized even before the caffeine hits you.

That’s all you need to know to make your decision on getting your morning coffee from Broughton Street’s finest, the Coffee Fox. Best for: your first stop of the day

The Coffee Fox (and sister cafe, the Foxy Loxy) have THE best straight black coffee, for those times when you’re just not kidding around.

I do go to The Coffee Fox quite often, but I've never been to The Collins Quarter. That lavender mocha sounds heavenly, thank you!