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Birria Spot

4.7
(382 reviews)

Business Details

501 Montgomery St, Savannah, GA
31401, United States
(912) 349-3008
https://birriaspot.co

About

Mexican Restaurant

Details

  • DeliveryAvailable
  • TakeoutAvailable
  • Curbside pickupAvailable

Location

Birria Spot
501 Montgomery St, Savannah, GA
31401, United States

Hours

MondayClosed
Tuesday11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Menu

1 menu · 117 items

Explore offerings from Birria Spot on 501 Montgomery St in Savannah, with popular our signature dishes, our signature burritos, bowls, and more, small bites, and kid's meals available at this location.

Full Menu

117 items

Reviews

4.7
382 reviews
5 stars
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4 stars
20
3 stars
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2 stars
6
1 star
13
  • SB
    Shawanda Butler
    2 days ago
    1.0
    I just left the restaurant thr chicken taco was horrible it was burnt black and it tast like rubber I left the discussing meal on the freaking table. I ask for a new meal and I will pay the difference the manager said no he will give me a gift ca4d for 10 dollars door dish I said heak no I spent 18 dollars for nothing. Do not patronize this place the food is horrible. They want be there long. I give them to next year and they will file bankruptcy.
  • CR
    Catia Revolorio
    3 days ago
    5.0
    TEN OUTTA TENN!!! IT was so amazing me and my girlfriend tried together for the first time and that was the best birria food we have trried!! Well be certainly coming back!! And worth my money!!!
  • CJ
    Candy Johnson
    6 days ago
    1.0
    I really do love leaving great reviews. I’m usually the person cheering on the food, the service, the atmosphere, the whole experience. Unfortunately, today I get to review a restaurant where we never even made it to the tacos. 🌮 Around 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, August 11, we were dropping off our rental car nearby and were genuinely excited to try this place. We had been driving around Savannah doing tourist things all day, so before going inside, we sat down at one of the many empty outdoor tables for about 25 minutes, caught our breath, talked about our evening plans, and figured out what we wanted to order. You know. Absolutely scandalous behavior. When we finally went inside to order, my husband politely asked if he could throw away a little trash we had accumulated in the car. The young man behind the counter told him no, we could not use their trash can. Then came the cherry on top: We were apparently “lucky” they had allowed us to sit outside because there were no other customers. Well. Thank goodness the Empty Chair Enforcement Division showed us mercy. 😂 We just stood there for a second because surely we had misunderstood the tone. Nope. So instead of ordering tacos, drinks, and potentially becoming regular customers at a place conveniently located near somewhere we frequent, we decided to take our apparently highly controversial trash, our wallets, and ourselves elsewhere. Here’s the thing that really gets me. We have been coming to Savannah every couple of months for about a year. We adore this city. We love it enough that we are seriously considering moving here. Savannah has earned its reputation for hospitality over and over again with us. We have eaten, shopped, stayed, toured, wandered, drank cocktails, gotten lost, asked dumb tourist questions, and probably occupied hundreds of chairs around this city. And somehow, in all those experiences, nobody has ever managed to make us feel quite as unwelcome as this gentleman did in under two minutes. Maybe we got lucky the other 99 times. Apparently our luck ran out at the taco shop. The funny part is, we weren’t asking for anything extraordinary. We sat in empty chairs at an empty table before ordering and asked to throw away a little trash before spending money there. That was apparently a bridge too far. I can’t review the tacos because we never got that far. But I can review the hospitality. ⭐ One star for protecting those empty chairs with the vigilance they clearly deserve. I genuinely hope the next visitors who walk through the door are greeted with a little more kindness, because Savannah deserves better ambassadors than the one we encountered today. EDIT AUGUST 12: The owner responded that we sat there for an hour eating a “gas station salad” and accused me of “preying on small businesses” and “infecting them with negativity.” To be clear: we had NO food with us and ate nothing there. The debris was from an earlier lunch that had been sitting in the rental car we had just returned. We chose their tables because we intended to become paying customers. We were hot and tired. It’s Georgia in August. If our sitting there was a problem, someone could have simply asked whether we planned to order or asked us to move. No one did. We walked inside intending to order, and the employee’s treatment changed our minds. Then, after I posted this review about an experience I ACTUALLY had with their business, they left a blank one-star review on MY small business several states away, despite never being a customer or having any experience with my services. So the accusation about “preying on small businesses” feels particularly ironic. I reviewed my actual experience. They retaliated by reviewing a business they have never patronized because they didn’t like what I said. I think that speaks for itself.
  • AC
    Alexis C
    Aug 1, 2026
    5.0
    This is the real deal! I ordered the red taco meal and loved it. It was fresh, very flavorful, the meat was very tender, perfect amount of melted cheese, a little crunch, and delicious dipping broth. I have been back several times for the same incredible meal. Staff is friendly and the restaurant is very clean. Thank you for such a yummy meal!
  • SS
    Shayruns
    Jul 25, 2026
    5.0
    Food is delicious but be prepared to pay some $$. For our family of 4 it was $75 and we all got water, no extras or desserts besides $1 extra for hot Cheetos in a crunchstack. We all really enjoyed our lunch. Most items on the menu are $17-$18 with the exception of a few à la carte options. Some items are a combo and come with chips and salsa. Even though the total was a bit of a sticker shock, everything was fresh and served hot. The consommé was flavorful and chips tasted homemade. The menu options were quite extensive and there is something for everyone. I got bao birria buns, our daughter got the barria grilled cheese, son got the birria crunchstack, and my husband got the steak bowl. A very tasty variety. For the price of most items, it would be really nice if every menu item came with chips and salsa.

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