Saltmarsh Café
A bright corner for coffee in Starland
Single-origin espresso pulled to order, cold brew on tap and honey lavender lattes, with oat milk we make in the kitchen. Sisters Renée and Odessa Pruitt pull the shots and run the ovens.
Open every day7am to 3pm
About us
Two sisters, one small kitchen and a bakery case that fills up by seven
Saltmarsh is a coffee shop in Savannah's Starland District. We open at seven and close at three, and most of what you eat was made in the kitchen behind the counter that morning.
- Espresso, cold brew and honey lavender lattes, with house-made oat milk
- Breakfast biscuits with pimento cheese, avocado toast and shrimp and grits on weekends
- Pound cakes and hand pies, baked on site and sold until they run out
- 7amDoors open and the first biscuits come out of the oven
- 3pmLast pour of the day, then we bake for tomorrow
- DailySeven days a week, from 7am to 3pm
Our team
Renée pulls the shots. Odessa runs the ovens.
Saltmarsh is Renée and Odessa Pruitt's shop. Renée looks after the coffee and Odessa bakes, and there is a good chance one of them will hand you your cup.
Meet the sistersWhat Saltmarsh is known for
Single-origin espresso
The espresso changes every week or so, and there is always a filter coffee beside it on the board.
Cold brew on tap
Steeped overnight and poured straight from the tap, so it never gets watery.
House-made oat milk
Made in the kitchen each morning, because that is what makes our lattes taste like ours.
Shrimp and grits on weekends
Saturday and Sunday mornings, cooked to order while the pot lasts.
Inside the café
Wooden tables, tall windows, local art on the walls and the espresso bar at the end of the counter.
View the gallery
Laptop tables upstairs, local art on the walls
The room above the shop is set up with tables for working, and the art changes every month. The back room can be reserved by phone for book clubs and small showers.
Testimonials
We book the back room on Wednesday mornings and stay until the pound cake runs out. Nobody has ever had to ask us twice to come back.