If you’ve read Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil or indulged in its cinematic adaptation, you’re already a step closer to a piece of Savannah’s history. Nestled on charming Jones Street, Clary’s Café makes a quiet yet unforgettable appearance in this Southern Gothic tale. It’s where coffee cups clink, whispers mingle with the aroma of fresh biscuits, and Savannah’s unique cadence unfolds, weaving an extraordinary narrative.

A Star-Studded Slice of Savannah

For those familiar with the movie, Clary’s Cafe is more than just a setting; it’s a character in its own right. A backdrop for key scenes, it captures the city’s eccentric essence, with locals gathering, stories unspooling like threads, and a slow rhythm that’s so quintessentially Savannah. Whether it’s a quick glance at the tables where secrets brew or a lingering shot filled with Southern charm, Clary’s Cafe became part of a cinematic legacy.

Where History Meets Breakfast

For some, Clary’s is a bucket-list destination. For others, it’s simply their neighborhood go-to for the fluffiest pancakes and savory breakfast classics. But mention Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, and suddenly, regulars and tourists alike see it in a whole new light. This is history you can savor with your coffee.

Reserve the Midnight Seat

Want to feel like you’re part of the story? Ask for the Midnight seat, a nod to the cafe’s iconic connection to John Berendt’s literary gem. And don’t worry—we’ve got tales to share. From biscuit recipes to behind-the-scenes anecdotes, Savannah’s history has a way of coming alive right here at Clary’s Cafe.

Whether you’re reliving a favorite movie moment, exploring the city’s literary roots, or just indulging in the perfect Southern breakfast, Clary’s Cafe has a little magic in every corner.

Come for the food, stay for the stories. We can’t wait to welcome you! 🫶