Beautiful place to go for a walk, have a picnic, or just chill on a bench and people- watch or read a book! The trees are absolutely amazing!!! They also have a really cool farmers’ market on Saturday mornings with fresh produce, of course, and much more - food, art, various artisan goods, and fun, quirky surprises waiting to be discovered!

This is where I'd go daily if I were living here. What a fantastic park to have an afternoon stroll, relax at one of the beaches and people watch, or find a little spot on the grass to end the day. Great history too and is famous with many films featuring the park.

Don't miss this stop. It's breath taking. Beautiful old oaks adorn this park and create an inviting place to read, nap or people watch. You could bike and run, but not this time :). Water fountain was being repaired so no water works. But beautiful non the less.

Forsyth Park is such a beautiful and dynamic place! There’s always something going on. people having picnics, kids playing, sports, and sometimes even live music. The vibe is amazing, full of life and good energy. It’s a perfect spot for walking, relaxing, or just spending time outdoors.

Really cool park in Savannah. Very popular with travelers and locals alike. The Fountain is probably the most popular draw. But, tucked away in a corner of the park is a walled garden. I've been there about 20 times and could only access it maybe 3 or 4 times. Kind of reminds you of the secret garden. Great place to stretch your legs, take your dogs, or even just relax and read a book.

This park is fabulous! It’s a busy place on Saturday with soccer, ultimate frisbee, tennis, basketball, and anything else you can imagine. It also features a wonderful market along the central, live oak-line walkway. The fountain is beautiful and there’s construction happening and it looks like maybe a new zen garden is coming. There is a stage and I’d love to come back for a concert one day. Locals and visitors should take advantage of this amazing outdoor space early and often!

Beautiful park and it should be one of the first places to visit when you are in Savannah. There is also free parking by the tenis courts and free bus that can take you from there to the waterfront and free ferry wich is great for sightseeing the whole downtown area.

Beautiful cemetery! Duration: 1 hour Parking: free (I recommend just parking at the entrance and roaming) There is really no need for a paid tour guide. Simply ask your AI if choice to give you a tour of the major points of interest.

Bonaventure Cemetery is the most beautiful and unusual cemetery I’ve ever seen. The huge oak trees draped in moss give it such a mysterious atmosphere… so many beautiful sculptures… so peaceful and timeless.

Beautiful cemetery with a lot of history. Great place to walk around and get some exercise here. You can donate a few bucks and they will give you a map. Very nice in the summertime

Beautiful cemetery with dramatic views of moss draped live oaks and ornate gravestones and monuments. Worth a visit if you are staying in nearby Savanah. For horror movie buffs, Lucio Fulci taped a few scenes here for his 1980 move, City of the Living Dead.

Absolutely amazing. My partner and I travel the world focusing on famous cemeteries. This one did not disappoint. Make sure to get a map from the front office. Sections C through H are where most of the interesting internments and statues are

I don’t know what I was expecting, we came to visit because my mother-in-law really wanted to go. I think I could’ve spent all day here, in fact we plan to come back and take a guided tour. You walk through and want to know more about the people buried here. The graves and families entombed here are incredibly thought-provoking. Lots of tragic history mixed with the Gothic southern surroundings. It’s an incredible place, I’d highly recommend doing a guided tour to get the most out of it. They even had a Revolutionary War soldier and of course the famous “Little Gracie”.

This cemetery is just breathtaking! Everywhere you look there is beauty, whether it's the ornate headstones and mausoleums or the moss draped trees. My wife and I were married here and most of our photos were taken in the cemetery. You can't find a bad backdrop, no matter how hard you look! We are looking forward to visiting again.

A beautiful and grand church building. The tour is self-guided and can be completed in a relatively short time. A docent was present to speak with visitors. He was friendly and knowledgeable. If you like organ music, go early. We were told that the organist often practices during the first hour of the morning tour period. The best part: there is no admission fee! A nominal freewill offering is requested.

Absolutely beautiful! I did not take an official tour. Just went in and explored. Friendly staff. The front outside was under construction, but I think it will be lovely once it is restored. This is an historical landmark, beautiful, serene and definitely worth seeing. Don't forget to leave a donation before you leave; they need this to keep the cathedral beautiful and historic.

Beautiful place! It was easy to get in, and the views inside are absolutely stunning. They even share great info about the church while you’re there. I recommend checking their website for hours before you go, but we were able to walk right in and even caught a quick performance from a band — such a nice surprise!

The is an absolute stunning place of worship. Definitely take the time to sit and absorb all the beauty. As a devote Catholic, it was a wonderful place to connect with my Lord Jesus Christ. However, you don't have to be religious to appreciate how special this place is..... I highly recommend stopping by if you are in town looking for a moment that matters.

Highly recommend visiting! A must-see on your trip to Savannah. It is absolutely gorgeous and so peaceful. Stunning architecture inside and out. There are areas inside for prayer and candle lighting. You can come and go as you please. There are guides in there to answer questions or give more information if needed. I will be back again.

The Cathedral was beautiful. It is open to the public during certain times as listed outside the building, but does have an active congregation with masses. There is no admission charge, but donations are encouraged and appreciated. Guests are asked to be respectful and quiet so those around them can have a quiet prayer time. We are definitely glad we hopped off the tour bus to go inside and see the beauty inside.

Beautiful Church. The stainless is beautiful beautiful pipe organ located in the back on the upper level. They do offer tours. It is open to everyone. They are currently doing construction sonit looks closed but it is not. If in Savannah and you like checking out old churches I highly recommended visiting.

Interesting place. Dog and adult beverages friendly. Lots of shops and places to eat. The pizza at Vinnie's was delicious. A very pleasant way to spend a couple of hours before dinner.

The flags that were on display said "Fall in Love with the City Market" and that was an easy one for us! This market was huge with most buildings having two floors loaded with unique and bougie shops, art galleries, food specialties, and much much more. Proprietors were so friendly and informative and attentive to your curiosities and we were in no pressure for time to leave any shop not visited. A must if you're ever visiting the downtown Savannah area!

This place was an unexpected treat! Reminded me of 'The French Market' in New Orleans! More open air than the French Market. Wide pedestrian only streets made walking easy. Nice clusters of retail shops, art galleries, and restaurants of every type. Better yet, this place stays open til 10pm! Yes, It's a tourist trap but it's NOT a bunch of 'Made in China' crap! It ALL local craft persons selling well-made, functional items. Check out the gorgeous bags made of recycled sail cloth! The shoe place next door was awesome! In need of a sugar fix? FREE PRALINE SAMPLE just down half a block! While I still yearn for New Orleans, this place was a lovely substitute! I was in Savannah 2 days during which I went to VINNIE'S 3 times. It's that GOOD! IT'S ALL GOOD!!!!

Get your walking shoes on! Block after block. Great covered open market. Many wonderful artisans. Has something for everyone!!! Spices, soaps, handmade jewelry & Gullah baskets. Leather purses - wallets. So much more too!

Not a hotel. Small shopping and eating district near historic downtown Savannah. Great for a date night or a fun afternoon! The art gallery is really cool!

Check out the City Market when you are visiting Savannah. Great restaurants and shops. Played pool in one of the bars and enjoyed the square.

I wish there were more shops here. It's really only a handful of stores and restaurants. I like that it's easier to find a parking spot here than going to the riverfront, but the riverfront is so much better with many stores, restaurants, and things to do and see.

This was a fantastic dining experience from beginning to end. Our server Shaina was an absolute super star! She was tremendously welcoming and gracious and very helpful. It was obvious that she enjoys what she does and loves all the great things that The Olde Pink House brings to the table. She was extremely knowledgeable on the entire menu as well as the history of this special establishment. The food was absolutely delicious and full of great flavors that were fresh and cooked perfectly. The cocktails were excellent as well. Another nice touch was a very special woman that came around to sing a requested song or sing happy birthday. I was fortunate enough to request a tune and also sing a duet with her on Amazing Grace! Overall. It was a fantastic evening and one that will remain in my heart for a long time. Definitely worth checking out if you are in town!

Not to be missed, make a reservation. A lovely historic house with well trained staff. Food was creative and presented well. A little warm inside (they had the fires on low for some reason), - I felt it could have used a couple of fans to move the air. However a great restaurant and very popular for a reason.

Having dinner at the Olde Pink House was such a treat! Our server Issac was so sweet and knowledgeable, the food was perfect, and the atmosphere was a cozy and welcoming 10/10. We had the stuffed flounder, the fried chicken and macaroni and cheese, the southern sushi, the fried green tomatoes, and the chocolate tarte for dessert. Every item was equally delicious in its own right. We also popped downstairs to the tavern and would absolutely go back and have drinks and food there again! So cozy and historic and the live music was such a great touch.

There is a history that is celebrated here. From the basement bar to the second floor ballroom, there is a story. The staff was excellent and gave a warm welcome. The food was very good, I do not think a crumb was left behind. Definitely a place worth visiting, and if you’re on a budget just go to the basement bar for a drink and learn about the homes history.

We booked a table for lunch a month in advance. Dinner is more difficult to book. The setting is beautiful, in the historic district opposite savanna's Reynolds Square. The house dates from 1771 and it's classically appointed . The food and drinks were all tasty - classic Southern fare with creative twists. Service was attentive but a bit rushed. Worth a visit! [See also my review of Planter's Tavern in the basement.]

If your looking for some authentic fancy Southern cuisine, The Olde Pink House is the place to go! I had the shrimp and grits with collared greens. DELICIOUS!! Leave room for dessert, and get the Peanut Butter and Pralines Chocolate Bomb. THIS IS AN EXPERIENCE MY TASTE BUDS WILL NEVER FORGET!! P.S. This dessert is big enough for 2 people. All in all, you will not be disappointed. ENJOY!!

I cannot express enough just how lovely our dining experience was. We went in for lunch and enjoyed it so much came back for a light dinner at the bar. The staff was so friendly and knowledgeable. When the host walked us to our table it wasn't quite ready yet so he gave us a quick guided tour of a few rooms while we waited. When I couldn't find the bathroom I asked a buser to point me in the right direction and he stopped what he was doing to walk me to the restroom while providing interesting facts about the house. Our bartender in the evening was TJ, it was his birthday and he had a parade of well wishers stopping by, which just added to the friendly atmosphere. We even got to enjoy a lovely performance of Happy Birthday by a member of staff. The food didn't disappoint, and the cocktails were delicious! We loved our experience fun start to finish!

Yes the is a usually a wait to get in, but grab a beverage and line up - you will not be disappointed. This is family style dining NOT to be missed if you’re visiting Savannah. It’s a set menu, the food is soul food - collards, fried chicken etc. it’s like having lunch with your new friends and family. A great experience and only $40 - a bargain.

If there was ever a place that deserves 5 stars, this is it. Literally a perfect dining experience for my wife and I. Believe the hype. Get in line an hour before it opens if you want to be sat in the first seating. Make friends with the people around you in line, as that is who you will likely be sitting with for your meal. Cash only, but they have an ATM. Every employee we met was kind and welcoming like you would expect in the south. Our lunch had 3 meat choices, fried chicken, pulled pork and beef stew. Every one of them was amazing. 24 side dishes also and the coleslaw was best I have ever tasted. An experience I will never forget.

We went to Savanna Georgia on a day trip. We heard the place to eat was Mrs. Wilkes. We stood in line for 2 hours. We made friends while waiting to get in line. It’s a family style all you can eat restaurant. you sit next to people you don’t know and talk about everything and you get to know them and become friends. The food service was great. If you are in Savanna We recommend you visit Mrs Wilkes you won’t be disappointed.

This was a super fun and delicious dining experience that you must try at least once when coming to Savanna, Georgia! Our family gathered here for a meal none of us will soon forget! when the mash potatoes hit my mouth, followed by fried chicken and okra, sweet potato soufflé and creamed corn I was transported to my own mother’s kitchen and all the flavors that reminded me of home! What a treat to share with family! Plan on waiting in line and bring your best attitude and biggest appetite for a memorable time!

Delicious classic southern cooking served family style. Every dish was amazing, so come hungry! The fried chicken and greens were some of the best I've ever had. Fair warning, it's first come first serve and they're open until they run out of food. You will wait in line outside, but once you're seated you eat immediately. Cash Only!

Have to go at least once. A Savanah institution. Went on a Monday. Line already formed at 11:15. One group was inside for first seating. Waited an hour. Tables of ten... you and whoever. Dishes passed family-style. Most everything you'd want cooked southern style. Collard greens, creamed corn, black eye peas, red rice, mashed potatoes, biscuits, cornbread, chicken, pulled pork bbq. Dishes are refilled. Only option is sweet iced tea (but you can request unsweetened). Dessert was banana pudding or peach conner cobbler. All very good. Not especially exceptional, but the food is definitely good. This is the south. Don't expect anything al dente. We COOK food. When you are finished, leave when you want (not dismissed as a table), take your plates, utensils and glass to the kitchen door. Someone in the family tells the story of the restaurant while you wait in line outside. Mrs. Wilkes is no longer living (1906-2001). Her family is carrying on the tradition. Small gift shop inside. Tees, aprons, cook books (signed by family member, stamped with Mrs. Wilkes' signature $20.) All-in-all a fun experience. You certainly don't leave hungry.

What a fun atmosphere to enjoy a great family style meal. We got in line around 10AM and waited an hour for opening. Lots of fun standing in line engaging with strangers sharing stories of where they are from and how they came about Mrs Wilkes Dining Room. We entered to a welcoming staff and after the blessing we started to dig in. The table is filled with now less than 20 side dishes. The chicken was some of the best we have ever had. All the food was delicious. The staff were extremely pleasant, helpful and prompt. I believe Mrs Wilkes Dining Room is a 'must do' when visiting Savannah. Restaurant is cash only but there is an ATM inside. We will be back! A++

The competition is fierce in Savannah for restaurants! But, I would put this restaurant up against any other. Rose, our server was a model for all. The variety of menu options set the expectation levels very high. And, they come through and knock it out of the park! I’m one that loves to try new flavours. This restaurant just piles them on. And in a way that is very balanced. Loved every bite!

Our waitress was amazing. She was very knowledgeable about the menu. We ordered the steak tartare and it arrived maybe five minutes afterwards. The steak was amazing with great flavor and texture. The entrees arrived about 25 minutes after we ordered. I got the swordfish and my husband got the roasted chicken. These are phenomenal. The proteins were tender and juicy. The seasoning on the chicken was perfect and it was a lot of food. The pistachios were a lot of fun on the swordfish. There was music playing that wasn’t too loud and the lighting was low. My only two complaints is my knife wasn’t very sharp and the tables were a bit too close together but neither bothered me too much. Overall a great dinner!

Wow, what an experience. The food was amazing. Be prepared: they are busy but once you get seated. They are attentive and your service is there priority, quick, accurate and attentive. I suggest if it is just you or a couple sit at the bar. I got to see them make the most amazing drinks from spicy cocktails, exotic teas, and beautiful coffee's. The employees are lovely and a delight. Sheer brilliance 🌞...soooo worth it💕🎸🎶🐝🌻

The BEST experience I’ve had in a restaurant in a very long time! We mentioned to our server that we have some food allergies and had some questions if they could accommodate us. She confidently said the chef would be right over and Max Barbee,the chef, came over immediately. He discussed allergies, likes/dislikes, explained his mostly Mediterranean style of cooking, and how dishes on the menu could be modified to meet both our wants. I had the gnocchi verde and my sister had Max’s creation. He also sat and talked with us for a bit about his history, taught us about the foods that were on our plates, and how he strives to make sure everyone leaves happy. And we did indeed. We will definitely go back when we are passing through again. Knowing they have such an exceptional Chef that makes sure he and his kitchen only put out quality food is refreshing; plus it could’ve saved us the hour of trying to decide and calling places that we could eat. The service also Great! Never an empty glass and very prompt.

Nick was awesome. We had a large group for a bachelorette group. He was fun, made jokes, and provided excellent service. He split up checks right off the bat so we didn’t have to worry about it. He made suggestions for other places to go to in Savannah. The espresso martini was so good. Very strong but a good balance between creamy and coffee flavored. Smothered burrito was delicious with light spice. Fries were crispy and seasoned perfectly.

The food is very good. Fast service. Their cocktails are not what they are not the greatest but the staples are perfect. If you don’t get the pistachio French toast you did not get the full experience. They are the best! Servers are very nice too!

Second time here and both visits have been great. We had the short rib and chicken bowl. Both were great. Our drinks are great as well! Service is top notch and the atmosphere is lively. Will definitely be back every time we’re in Savannah.

We came here for an upscale anniversary dinner and we were not disappointed. The service was perfect and they were very thoughtful and wrote a happy anniversary note. The staff were helpful and answered many of our questions. They also had many vegetarian options to pick from. It’s a coursed $85 meal and I felt given the amount of food we got, it was very reasonable. The Savannah Red Rice was so good. It was definitely a great take on local food and was very flavorful and filling. I loved all the different vegetables in it - they were perfectly cooked and enhanced the sauce base. For the main, they had an okra and beans dish with bread. It also came with some salad and the salad was really fresh and had a very crispy dressing. The whole entree with its different parts went together so well. The beans were not too soft or hard but the perfect in-between. Insta: @TheShahLALand

After dining at a good number of Savannah's higher end restaurants I can enthusiastically say that The Grey was the best. And probably one of only two or three places that are worth the price. Our party of four were all impressed by the quality of The Grey's service and food. Big props to "Sooz" (Suzette) our most attentive and engaged server for her positive energy and apologizing for a delay in the serving of our main courses, before we knew there was an issue. (Comping us additional wine for the problem was high class and appreciated.) The dining room manager was also very attentive and engaged in making sure we had a first rate experience. We all ordered off the Prix Fixe menu, which I see has changed somewhat since we visited. Every dish was wonderful! We will definitely be back to The Grey.

Set in a building with a lot of history, and aligned with the changes in Savannah over time (e.g., former Jim Crow era bus station, former bakery). The food was the best culinary experience we’ve had during our stay in Savannah. It was one of the few places that lived up to the hype. The menu for brunch is small, so they’re not trying to do too much, just a few things really well. We had the duck pastrami, the omelette, the fried chicken with hoecakes, and the Bloody Mary. All great. They had live music playing, and the kitchen staff clearly too pride in their work.

After watching Chef's Table, we had to see if The Grey lived up to the hype. To say that it surpassed our expectations would be an understatement. The French Laundry has nothing on Chef Mashama Bailey. Chef and her partner kept the original Greyhound bus stop bones, but elevated the atmosphere. The food is incredibly fresh and passion infused. Every bite was heavenly and Chef's chillies bear palate cleanser gave us all the feels. If you're headed to Savannah, make that reservation early and be sure to ask for Ben as your server. His dedication to The Grey and outstanding service was the cherry on top of a perfect evening.

There’s no question that The Grey has built a reputation in Savannah for its striking setting, a restored 1938 Greyhound bus terminal turned into a stylish dining space that blends Art Deco charm with Southern elegance. Unfortunately, on my recent visit, the beauty of the space far outshined the overall dining experience. I arrived early and took a seat at the bar, where the experience started off on the right note. The bartenders were friendly, the cocktails were well-balanced, and the atmosphere felt relaxed and inviting. My wife and I enjoyed our drinks and looked forward to what we hoped would be an exceptional meal. Once we were called to our table, however, the evening took a noticeable turn. We were seated at a cramped table wedged between others, close enough to hear every word of the neighboring conversations. It wasn’t a busy night, so the tight seating felt unnecessary. When we asked to be moved, the maître d’ (or possibly the manager) told us it would be a 45-minute wait, even though several open tables were visible. After a short back-and-forth, he “found” a table, one that, interestingly, remained empty around us for the entire hour and a half we were there. Then came the surprise: The Grey offers only a prix fixe menu. While that can work beautifully when executed with creativity and depth, the limited choices here fell flat. For the first course, I ordered the B&B Pickled Egg, which lacked any memorable flavor or texture. My wife’s Summer Crudité was equally uninspired. The second course offered a slight improvement, my wife’s Baba Ghanoush was flavorful and well-balanced but my Beef Carpaccio missed the mark. The edges were brown and looked partially cooked, with none of the delicate freshness that defines a great carpaccio. For the main course, we both opted for the Dayboat Catch, which happened to be grouper. It looked promising but delivered little in the way of taste. My wife took one bite and set her fork down, describing it as “completely flavorless.” I finished mine, but mostly out of obligation rather than enjoyment. The one true highlight of the evening was our server. She was warm, attentive, and genuinely empathetic. Without us asking, she comped my wife’s dessert and later removed her entrée from the bill, gestures that showed professionalism and care. Her service was the saving grace of the meal. In the end, The Grey is worth visiting for its history and design, the space itself is stunning, a perfect tribute to Savannah’s past. But as for the food, it failed to live up to the restaurant’s reputation. What began as a promising evening with well-made cocktails turned into a forgettable dinner that leaned too heavily on ambiance and not enough on flavor. Final verdict: Go for the architecture and the bar experience, but temper your expectations when it comes to the food.

An unforgettable dining experience at The Grey in Savannah. We did the 3-course prix fixe and every bite was outstanding—from the crisp, fresh crudité to the mouthwatering oyster trio and flavorful succotash. The lamb melted in our mouths, and the chicken Country Captain was rich and juicy. Cocktails like the Captain Sauce and Fisherman Ave were beautifully crafted. For dessert, the fig thrills took us on a nostalgic journey through the joy of growing up in Savannah—her elevated take on the classic frozen pop was both refreshing and refined. We even got to meet Executive Chef Mashama Bailey—warm, down-to-earth, and deeply passionate. Incredible food, service, and experience. 10/10 highly recommend!

What a great spot! We didn’t have a reservation, but we went early and grabbed a seat in the front room/bar. My chicken finger kiddo was starving and worried she wouldn’t like the food; it’s seemingly pretty upscale. Thankfully she loved the Smashed Potatoes and her Chicken Schnitzel. I had the Patty Melt and a dirty martini, both of which were delicious! My mother had a lamb dish that she loved and a cocktail with turmeric in it that was perfectly balanced. Our server was very sweet and patient with us as we came close to tweenage meltdown. Next time we visit we will get a reservation for the main dining room, and maybe leave the kid with a sitter.

Vic’s on the River was outstanding! I started with the Riesling Pear Salad, which was light, flavorful, and beautifully presented. My lunch entrée was the seared scallops—perfectly cooked and absolutely delicious. My husband enjoyed the Caesar salad and the Blackened Seafood Alfredo, and everything was fresh and tasty. Our waiter, Rick, was wonderful—attentive, friendly, and thoughtful. He even brought me the bottle of delicious Riesling so I could photograph it for a future purchase. We loved everything about this place and can’t wait to return@

We decided on Vic's as a last minute reservation for our anniversary. We made our reservation on Thursday night for a 5 pm Friday dinner and our options at that point were 5 pm, or after 8:45. We had no issues getting our reservation in and while seating was a little tricky (they don't start seating until 5, we showed up at 4:55, and we were finally seated at 5:10), it was fast and efficient at the end. The food was incredible. The serving staff was amazing. The vibe of the place was exactly what we wanted. We'd added "Anniversary" to our reservation and every single person we interacted with wished us happy anniversary and I have never had any restaurant pay attention to that note and it was just a little something extra. The fried green tomatoes are to die for. The drinks were incredible. The biscuits were fluffy and the honey butter was perfect. I got the salmon and my husband got the short ribs and I don't know how much we actually talked once the food came out because we were too busy eating. 10/10 experience, food, ambiance, staff, everything. I definitely look forward to coming back the next time we're in Savannah.

Excellent dining experience! We started with the French onion soup - delicious! The braised short rib with mashed potatoes and green beans was outstanding. The serving was so generous that I ended up taking a large portion home. Of course we had to try a dessert so we ordered the chocolate mousse cake. It was good but not stellar. The service and atmosphere was fantastic with live music playing in the front room. Out table was further back and more quiet. I will definitely return when I'm back in town.

One of the few places on the riverfront that locals actually eat, according to local tour guides. The portions, preparation, presentation, and quality were all up to standard. You won’t regret eating here, but it is very pricey. The French onion soup and Caesar salad made for great starters, the latter was a true Caesar, with anchovies. The former did replace the traditional Gruyère with provolone, I don’t feel like it reduced the quality, but if you’re a purist, take note. The entrees were all great, but the braised short rib stood out as particularly good. The value for money ($28) on such a well prepared and large piece of meat is worth considering when choosing your meal. The staff was attentive, but there were also plenty of people on shift to handle the crowd, which has become rare and to the detriment of the broader service industry.

We were lucky to walk in and get a cozy table in the bar area without reservations. Our server was friendly and attentive. The biscuits and honey butter were delicious. I ordered the salmon dish. The outside had a perfect crisp while keeping the inside moist and perfectly cooked. Hubby loved the smash burger.

This place was amazing! The atmosphere, food, and drinks were all excellent. I ordered the short rib, lobster tail, and a blueberry lemon drop everything was flavorful and perfectly prepared. The short rib was tender and cooked to perfection. Our waitress was fantastic and went above and beyond to make sure our party was well taken care of. The meal and service were worth every penny. I’ll definitely be back!

I made reservations since Vics on yhe River was our Friday night dinner plans. Great food and the atmosphere was good. Shrimp and grits were over the top. The di ner portion of the Jumbo Lump crab was very good. Ahi Tuna for the win as an appetizer.