Foodie website says Savannah restaurant has the best burger and fries in Georgia
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — LoveFood.com, the website that shares stories about food and culinary culture from around the world, says the burgers and fries on the menu at Green Truck Pub should be on your bucket list.
All burgers at Green Truck are made from grass-fed beef. The toppings range from goat cheese to caramelized onion to roasted red peppers. Many of the menu items at Green Truck are handmade every day, including the ketchup. Fries are hand-cut too.
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