Savanah

Name: Savanah
Address: 4 Pl. du Change, Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Telephone: +33478392241
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.8

Permanently closed

Pub & bar, Restaurant in Lyon

390 votes

The spot is permanently closed.

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Closed until 11AM

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Savanah offers a selection of sweet dishes

After visiting Eglise Saint-Paul, you may have a meal at this bar. The menu of French cuisine under the direction of the popular chef is wonderful here. Nicely cooked salona, salads and causa have a nice taste. Many guests come here to try good crepes, parfait and ice cream. Savanah has delicious cider among its drinks. Here you may have great hot chocolate, tea or milkshakes.

The friendly staff at this place can show how much they value their customers. The nice service is something these restaurateurs care about. A lot of visitors suppose that prices are average for what you receive. There is a pleasant ambiance and fancy decor at this spot. The overall rating is 5 stars on Facebook.

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Dominik Röcker 4 years ago on Google

Sadly not to be recommened. Long waiting times, weird smell, dirty cutlery and clumsy servers. Get your crêpes elsewhere

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Kitty Kat 6 years ago on Google

Absolutely miserable service. The first table we chose had a completely wet seat. There was water dropping from the ceiling and we alerted the staff, but she did not react. We moved to another table. Then we waited 1,5 hours (!) for our two ordered crepes. We even did not get our drinks during the waiting time. The restaurant was half-empty.While waiting, the staff bundled off a group of 7 Italians, who wanted to eat crepes, saying the kitchen cannot handle it. After eating, I queued at the cash. I was the first person in the queue and waited for 10 minutes in front of the counter and the staff didn't react. French people queued behind me. Finally, the staff started to cash up the French people behind me. I got very angry...