Green Truck Pub was founded on a simple premise: Savannahians deserve a casual place to eat and drink well. We do simple food the hard way- by handmaking everything from ketchup and pimento cheese to salad dressing and veggie patties. Eating well also means doing some good for the local economy by sourcing everything from meat to corkboards close to home.
We’ve been truckin’ since 2010 and are proud to continue to serve our Savannah family.
How about that truck, huh?
The truck is a 1965 Chevy Stepside. Obviously, it’s beautiful. But it’s more than that. Old vehicles reflect the time they came from. This truck was created with a purpose – it was for work. Sure, there are much easier ways to get around nowadays, but when you rebuild a truck by hand, it becomes more than transportation. It becomes a part of you, and you, a part of it. Doing things the easy way, you often miss out on the real value. But nothing worth doing is ever easy.
That’s why we:
• source absolutely all of our grass-fed all natural, hormone free, beef from Hunter Cattle Company in nearby Brooklet
• work with area farms to get produce in season
• caffeinate you with small-batch coffee from Perc Coffee right down the street
• print menus and t-shirts from local menu-ers and t-shirt-ers
• use booths, bulletin boards, mirrors, tables and chairs made, or salvaged and resold, by locals
• serve and imbibe beers from small American craft brewers owned and operated in the USA.
• recycle everything we can: glass, plastic, paper, cardboard, metal and cooking oil
• compost food waste when possible
As part of the community, we support local organizations that are doing good things:
• Forsyth Farmers’ Market
• Arts Southeast/Sulfur Studios
• Ogeechee Riverkeeper
• Savannah Tree Foundation
• The Nature Conservancy
•The Rotary Foundation
• Metropolitan Savannah Rotary Club
• Emmaus House
• Coastal Empire Habitat for Humanity
• Society of Women Engineers of the Coastal Empire
• Dairy Daze Music Fest
• Dog Days Fest