The 48 best spots for happy hour in Savannah

With all the options in Savannah, glad we picked Sorry Charlie's! Service was great. Food was delicious. I am not an oyster eater but there were plenty other options. Shrimp & grits were fantastic. I got red beans n rice also. The bar stayed full of people so I can assume drinks for made right:) Great location. Definitely recommend

Sorry Charlie’s is one of those spots in Savannah that just gets it right. The location is perfect, right in the heart of downtown, and the atmosphere feels both lively and relaxed. The service is genuinely impressive—friendly, fast, and they make you feel like a regular even if it’s your first time in. The food lives up to the hype too—fresh, well-seasoned, and clearly made with care. From oysters to cocktails, everything feels thoughtfully done. Overall, it’s one of those places where great location, great service, and great food actually meet.

This place is da bomb! Believe the reviews — the service, hospitality, and atmosphere were all top-notch. Our food came out piping hot in under five minutes and was perfectly seasoned. The flavors were straight out of New Orleans! The oysters aren’t chargrilled, but they’re just as delicious. We tried the grouper, salmon, and snapper, and everyone couldn’t stop talking about how amazing the food was. I will most definitely come back here ❤️❤️

We had a really nice experience at Sorry Charlie’s! The mussels were absolutely delicious — perfectly cooked and so flavorful. The cornbread, served in a little cast-iron skillet, was a fun touch and tasted great, though I wish there had been just a bit more of it. The extra saffron butter was completely amazing and really stood out. They didn’t have the dish we originally wanted for dinner, so we went with the short rib risotto instead. While it had good flavor, it leaned more like a hearty stew than the creamy risotto I was hoping for, so it just wasn’t quite my favorite for the evening. That said, the service was excellent, very attentive and friendly. The mocktails were also well done — creative and tasty. Overall, it was a good dining experience with some standout dishes, and I’d definitely go back to try more of the menu.

I came in for happy hour. The rooftop was cool. I only had some fresh oysters the bull river oysters were sweet and pleasant. I can't remember the name of the $2 oyster. They had a slight briner taste. They were good also. The staff is nice also.

Our whole experience was amazing. The waitress was awesome and the oyster..omg the best I've had in a loooong time. Will definitely visit again when in Savannah!!

Spare of a moment stop at Sorry Charlie’s Oyster bar. Nice location in City Market, good food and yummy drinks. The first night we had dinner here and ordered my first oyster shooter. I liked it and wanted more. The second night, we went again to kill some time before our dinner at the Lady & Sons, to the second floor to the tiki bar where we has a couple of more drinks like a mock lemonade and a banana drink which I don’t recall the name. They also have a rooftop bar but it was very hot and humid so it wasn’t our vibe that night Definitely make it a point to stop here, the scenery is lively for sure.

Pretty dope underground spot in Historic Downtown Savannah. They had a sign outside the entrance saying “$15 bottomless mimosas,” and that was the hook that pulled us in. The catch is that you have to order an entree in order to get the deal, so please be aware. The food was pretty good overall. We tried the Chicken & Waffle Gyro, with loaded grits, along with the Pork Belly Mac & Cheese and cornbread. All of it was delicious. The chicken was well seasoned, and the loaded grits with cheese, bacon bits, scallions, and the whipped marscapone was fire 🔥 The cornbread tasted sweet and homemade, which I loved, and they give you two pieces. The prices are moderately high, but expected for the area. Stop by if you’re around town, you wont be disappointed.

Great brunch spot! Our server was awesome. The food and drinks were amazing! We had a big party celebrating a birthday and everyone loved their food. I particularly enjoyed the Chorizo Brunch skillet. The pork belly sliders were phenomenal and everyone loved them. Two people got the Pub Club and they both said it was the best club they’d ever had. The steak, eggs and grits were also top notch!

Worst burger I’ve ever tasted. It tasted like someone took already cooked burger patties and then mushed them together and set it on top of stale angel food cake. Sorry not sorry. When you charge $25 for a burger you need to deliver. The Brussels were drenched in some weird syrup. The cheese on the pub fries was like a watered down flavorless paste of some sort. This place is constantly recommended on Facebook groups and I’ve been dying to go, but I cannot in good conscience recommend it. Even if the food was good, it was extremely hot inside and made for a very uncomfortable dining experience.

This place was a vibe! As you walk down the stairs, the pub vibe hits you! We didn't wait long for our seats on the Sunday we visited. We were looking for a local spot to eat, and when we walked up, the bottomless mimosas sign roped us right in. We started our meal off with the loaded fries and we were nearly licking the bowl. The cheese sauce was phenomenal. As we enjoyed our mimosas we ordered from the delectable menu. I ordered a massive spinach and shrimp salad with feta, my sister ordered loaded hashbrowns, and my niece ordered one of the biggest club sandwiches I've ever seen. The food was delicious, the waiter was fantastic, and the vibes were great. There were Bachelorette parties, friends, and families enjoying meals at tables and the bar. Can't wait to go back!!

We had a lot of fun at the ordinary pub and really enjoyed our dinner. We couldn’t get in at the chive so we called an audible and came to the Ordinary Pub instead. Everyone in our group was pleasantly surprised by their food and drinks. I would definitely eat here again. The mushroom pasta was unique and something different, we really liked it. The salmon Felix was really good, as well as the fried green tomatoes. The low key star of the show was the pork belly sliders though - the slider buns were soooo good!

What a cool place. So different from the ordinary. We had a super great server, Katie, and everyone there was nice. The mango jalapeño cider was yummy. Not strong tasting and kinda sweet, which I like. The Irish ale was stout tasting and good. The meatballs were good, but more sauce would be better. The savannah burger with loaded fries was great all around. The duck Tacos with the slaw really tasty. Would definitely recommend this place. So fun.

We came in so that we could get a few Happy Hour items to share. We went for the Fried Green Tomato Caprese, Loaded Pub Fries, Meatballs, and Olive & Cheese plate. It was all very tasty and we enjoyed it all. My personal favorite was the Fried Green Tomatoes. I could have eaten the whole thing myself! The few cocktails we got were hit or miss. The two martinis we ordered were good, but the seasonal one(the name escapes me now) tasted like how a candle smells. Overall, we enjoyed our meal and had a great time.

We celebrated my wife’s birthday here last night and had a fantastic evening. The service and the food were exceptional and the kitchen made my wife feel very special. The whole fish with the wood fire smokiness was my favorite. A great night had by all. Thank you team Husk for such a great night.

My husband and I celebrated our 20th anniversary here and we are so glad we did! This was the most delicious meal either of us have ever had! The paddle fish roe is delectable, the oysters were divine and the shrimp and grits were the best I've ever had! We also got a side of collard greens and I didn't know they could have that much flavor! Between the atmosphere, service and food this place scores a 10/10 in our book! We will definitely be back to dine here again!

Husk is great if you like the farm to table vibe. Not real great options for menu choices, smaller unique menu. Smaller plates and very $$$$. Got the ribeye for $150 and wasn’t that impressed. Grits was banging though. Inside is stunning. Very old English building. Nice to go once.

My husband and I were in town for a concert and decided to try Husk. We sat in the main dinning room upstairs which was stunning yet cozy, even with this large room they were able to make it feel intimate. We started with a hibiscus infused old-fashioned which may sound odd, but the subtle floral infusion turned a classic cocktail into something truly special.. We shared the coal fired chicken, which may sound simple, but the sauce and side made it a wonderful combination.The shrimp and grits was a bit too rich for me but my husband thought it was some of the best he’s had. What really made the evening was our server Kelly. His knowledge of the menu, wine, and cocktail list was exceptional. It was like having a pairing dinner. He introduced us to some wines that we would not have considered. The highlight was desert. Kelly suggested an apple brandy to accompany the cheesecake with an amazing crust, topped with fresh cream and poached pears. The pears, chessecake and brandy combo was the perfect ending to our meal. We can’t wait to return on our next visit and will definitely ask for Kelly.

A must in Savannah! We visited the Charleston location and actually preferred this one. Located in an historic home, Husk offers amazing food and a great atmosphere. We had Kelly as our waiter and he was the best! One of our favorite waiters we’ve ever had. He was personal and gave great recommendations for us in the area. - they were able to accommodate my gluten allergy.

The food, service and atmosphere could not have been better. We've frequented the Charleston staple and very much miss the Greenville Husk. This was our first visit to Husk Savannah. Our expectations were high but they were met.

Loved our experience at Husk. Our server Beth made everything on the menu sound delicious! We tried the pimento cheese appetizer and the French toast biscuits - the biscuits were my favorite of the two, so yummy! I had the fried chicken. It was good but I will try something else on my next visit. The Husk mimosa was great as well!

this place is great. Great view of the city on the rooftop. Bartender was excellent great personality. We had bacon wrapped shrimp. It was awesome! And I have an old-fashioned that was delicious as well. Great atmosphere or midday or happy hour would totally recommended for any age or crowd.

wonderful experience at the grove! perfect spot for sunday football. our server Allie was so lovely and made the most amazing drinks! delicious fall aperol spritz and pumpkin spice espresso martini - seriously so good! also the wings are delicious! favorite spot, will definitely be back <3

This ribeye was DELICIOUS. Truly one of the top 4 best tasting steaks, and I have dined at many nice restaurants. The service was incredible. Our server, Matt, was extremely attentive and kind. I wanted a muddled fresh fruit mojito and they were able to make that happen. It was delicious!! I would highly recommend this place!

This place offers a beautiful view and often has great live music, making it a nice spot to hang out with friends. Unfortunately, the service is quite slow, and the tables are often left dirty between guests, which takes away from the overall experience. The cocktails were really disappointing, both in taste and presentation. With some improvements in cleanliness and service, this could be a great venue.

We sat at the bar upstairs. Great vibe and heavy poured drinks! My BLT was awesome! The wife said the sauce on her fish tacos was overpowering everything on the tacos. I had to agree after I tried it. The fries are legit the best fries ever!

Best meal I've had in quite a while! The parmesan pasta w/shrimp was so yummy! The "Adult Capri Sun" cocktail was delicious!

The Grove was such a cool spot. Our bartender, Nick, was awesome and every suggestion was delicious. We had a chicken club and fries and it was great! Greg Griste was playing and so enjoyable!

We got lucky on a Saturday night and were able to grab a bar seat, otherwise the wait would have been over an hour for a table! The restaurant is decorated very nicely and the staff were very attentive! We began with oysters - two of each for a total of ten. A few were local and others were from up north. They were excellent! The sangria vinaigrette that came with them was a nice change from the norm. The white gumbo was the best gumbo I’ve ever had. The flavor and texture was amazing. The shrimp had a nice grilled flavor to them that really stood out. My wife had the pineapple situation, a half pineapple filled with pineapple fried rice and topped with mahi mahi, with a chili glaze on top. She said it was phenomenal and a very unique dish! Overall, we loved it and will be back!

We ate here for lunch while visiting Savannah. Highly recommended. The food is absolutely delicious. We got the brisket sandwich and split it because believe me it’s huge. Bloody Mary mix was one of the best I’ve ever had. We sat at the bar and Olivia was a great bartender and server. The atmosphere is great it’s beautifully decorated. Clearly at one time it was an old post office, which they kept the post office boxes on the front side of the entrance. I highly recommend this to anyone visiting Savannah.

We celebrated with our family for brunch in their private room. This was hands down one of the best rooms to book! So much space and the service was so good. They even had a little surprise for us which was the cherry on top. They recommended some amazing wines too.

Great atmosphere, super friendly bartender/server and hostess. The crab cakes benedict is amazing and plenty of food for two people, absolutely worth the money. The bottomless mimosas are the perfect blend of champagne and OJ, and the server/bartender will refill them for you instead of having a bottle at your table. You HAVE to try the espresso martini. It is AMAZING. We loved this place and would love to come back when we're in town again. 🫶🏻

String of mixed restaurant experiences lately. I have been to Common in the past and had a good experience. Aside from the pickled poutine fries, the food this time was very mediocre. The mac & cheese was undercooked and warm at best. The brisket and grits were both near room temperature. Even the egg was a little cold. The gravy was the hottest thing on my plate and it was tasty. I think the food sat around too long because others got theirs before us even though they ordered later. Service was nice. Bottomless mimosas were a great deal. I don't know, maybe next time if I don't order apps then it will be better?

I came here for my birthday when I was visiting and I was blown away by the great service and hospitality! This was by far my favorite place that I dined at while I was here. They took the time to hand write a card for my birthday, which included a little pineapple pin as a gift. I will say they open for dinner service at 5:00PM. I had a reservation right at 5 and they couldn't seat me until the exact time of my reservation, which was fine for me because there are a lot of great shops to look around in while you wait. I believe the bar is open for seating from 3:00PM - 6:00PM. The waiter was very knowledgeable about all of the dishes. I had an excellent Smoked Bacon Old Fashioned. Next I had a dozen fresh oysters. These came out with a few different types of toppings to try. They were reasonably priced as they were off the Prelude (Happy Hour) menu. I also had the Scallop Aguachile, which was great and very fresh. The chef sent out a special appetizer which was a type of bread that had a wild mushroom sauce and fresh radish slices on it. I didn't find it on the menu but I absolutely enjoyed it! They do have a dessert menu, so make sure you save room if you want dessert. I had Creme Brulee as a dessert and it was honestly one of the best I've had! I can't recommend this place enough. The only regret I had was that I couldn't do the Tasting Menu which had a lot of things that I was excited to try. However, time constraints prevented me from taking the time to enjoy it. (I had a tour booked for later that evening.) Make sure you have enough time to enjoy everything this restaurant has to offer and give this a place a try the next time you're in the area!

This was an awesome dinner experience for my wife and I. We had planned a trip to Savannah for our 10-year anniversary and wanted a place that felt comfortable yet private. This place provided just that. Upon arrival, we were greeted and wished a Happy Anniversary. They even had a table ready for us with a special hand-written card. Our waiter, Marty, was excellent. The conversation, the knowledge of the food, and the willingness to make our dinner perfect. Plenty of drink options from the bar. Now for the food, WOW!!! Don't worry about being skimped on portions. This place provides you with plenty. We had the bread and butter. This is not your everyday bread. This was homemade from scratch sourdough bread from their own bakery (on the 3rd floor). This was not an overpowering sourdough taste, but a nice subtle and airy bread. For an appetizer, we had the Sweet Potato Gnocchi and it could have been a meal of its own. Again the gnocchi was hand-made in that 3rd floor bakery. Dinner consisted of Smoked Scallops for my wife and I had a Bone-In Pork Chop with sweet potato and broccolini. Both of these dishes were on point. We finished off dinner by sharing a Banana Pudding with home-made vanilla wafers. Are you starting to get the picture of the pride these folks put into their food and the experience? Top notch place that I highly recommend.

A fun slightly hidden location in Savannah it’s also part of the southern Cross hospitality group that owns Collins quarter and couple and a couple other Savannah spots. We’ve now been here a couple times, recommend a reservation as there’s not a ton of seating, especially during meal times. The cocktails and drinks are always great and the service is superb just like their other establishments. The food was also good. The only drawback is that it took a while for us to get it for only a group of four and two of the four dishes were pretty cold by the time we got them. It’s one thing to let a steak rest for a little bit, but to get a cold pork chop or chicken is definitely less appealing considering the price you pay. The flavors were good, which made the meal redeemable. Really, the dessert which was the caramel crunch bread-pudding, and bourbon fudge is what closed it out for us in a strong way.

Ate here for a private group dinner and had an amazing time, all handled very well by our sever Steve. The starters and sides are all great, with favorites being the eggplant dip and meatballs. The fried flounder was amazing, and the swordfish was good as well. The Bees in the Trap cocktail was pretty good as well.

Absolutely wonderful, the ambiance, food and service was immaculate.. My server Audo was so attentive, had wonderful knowledge of the menu, and had great recommendations along with his own personality adding to the experience. 10 out of 10 recommend.. Forget to take before eating!!

Wow, what a wonderful place!! Zack was absolutely incredible — very kind, hospitable, and had fantastic recommendations! We had the 1/2 chicken, surf and turf, and bread pudding. It was absolutely fantastic and we look forward to visiting again someday.

The food was good, but my Bourbon Sour came in a really small glass. The sourdough with the spicy butter is a must way better than the one it normally comes with (thanks to Otto, our server, for the great recommendation!). We both ordered burgers; my fiancé asked for bacon but didn’t get it in the end. Overall, it was okay but not amazing.

I've been here three times now. The first 2 times were really awesome. They staff was very attentive and accommodating and the food and drinks were so good. It seems now like they limited their menu, which is no problem at all, but if you are only doing a couple items then they should be good. My wife and I sat at about 715. Took about 20 mins for drinks and apps, no problem because they are busy. The drinks were great and the app was pretty good. Our waiter didn't refill our water for about an hour- hour and a half. At about 8:30 they came to tell my my food was ready but my wife's was not, so I decided to wait till hers was ready. We both ordered the same thing, steak fries, mine was medium hers was medium well. They finally came about 845. Which is a crazy timeline for 2 people sitting down at 715. But they are busy so I'm not making a big deal. The steak was honestly pretty bad. My wife couldn't eat hers because the sauce was insanely strong with peppercorns. Like they just dumped peppercorns on the steak, it was wild. Mine was super chewy and fatty, which the fat was white so I know it was cooked improperly. Also it made my stomach hurt a bit. It wouldn't be a big deal if we payed $20 for the steak but for $50 it should be good. Especially after waiting so long. If you are going to charge high dollar for steak then just make it worth it because people are spending hard earned money. And the staff seemed like they really did not care about us at all. So many people got food and drinks before us, nobody even asked if we needed anything till we got our food. They just set us and totally forgot about us. It's just sad because this place was so awesome the last 2 times. I would say if you are looking for a restaurant, just try somewhere else. It seems like it's following the pattern of Savannah restaurants, starting strong and falling off a cliff after 2-3 years. I was a server downtown for 6 years so I understand the struggles of being busy and having a hard time but this was just unacceptable.

The food was great but what made the experience was the waiter. It is amazing how the staff can make or break an experience. I would go back here 100 times just based on how friendly and upbeat the waiter was

My first time at Ardsley Station was nice. The environment is cozy and has a great overall vibe. I ordered the ribs and collard greens. Both were good by itself, however combined it’s not pretty good. I had a lot of sauce on my ribs, which were then placed inside a bowl on top of my collard greens. I personally couldn’t really enjoy the collard greens because of that. Despite that I enjoyed what I could from the meal.

Came here for lunch with a group a few weeks ago. The decor is really nice & the space is bright. They were able to seat all of us immediately which was awesome since it was SCADs graduation week. Deviled eggs were good but felt it was a bit excessive for only 1.5 eggs (3 pieces). The pimento cheese was excellent, I highly highly recommend getting that. I’d come back for that alone! However, the rest of the meal was kind of mediocre. Our burger was burnt on the bottom & we just really didn’t like the smoky flavor of the wings. Our server was super accommodating & kind, so overall the experience itself was great but the food was really underwhelming.

Ardsley station is such a cute spot to meet up with friends! The music is great and low enough to where you’d still be able to have a conversation, the service is great, and the drinks are delicious! The food is interesting but you can find something you like. I’ve been here twice and I must say the food doesn’t keep me coming back but the vibes do.

It’s a really cool spot in Savannah to grab a really good consistent meal. We haven’t had a bad meal here. They have made some changes since we’ve been coming, which is cool. The parking lot is now paved and they have additional parking. We had the hot honey wings, Cuban with truffle fries, and the Prime Rib dip. The wings and the Cubano were really good and one of the things we usually get when we come here. The prime rib dip was a little bit lackluster as far as the seasoning, the horseradish aioli was fantastic. We each had a couple of cocktails and they were good as well.

If you’re in the area you must come here! They were so accommodating, as I brought my dog with us to sit outside and enjoy dinner with us. Hannah made our experience so incredible as she was so kind and so accommodating to myself and my dog. The appetizers were incredible and the caramel cake dessert left me speechless! Will definitely be back next time we are in Savannah!

From the very first phone call I knew this was going to be a very special experience. We needed special accommodations for one in our group. Tammy went above and beyond to ensure we had our reservation and that all was taken care of. Tammy met us on arrival to make sure everything was satisfactory. We felt spoiled before we even sat down. Our server Andrew simply doted over our group, while not interrupting so we could socialize. The food was Five Stars only because I can't give more. First we had the most incredible appetizers: bruschetta, pickled beets w tzatziki sauce, buttermilk fried oysters, and watermelon salad. Each one was out of this world! For dinner I had shrimp and grits, and it was the best I have ever had. The Tasso Gravy was simply divine! It had perfect balance - flavorful and spicy. The others in our group had the backyard bolognese, flounder, a filet, and gnocchi. All were as much or more pleased than I was! Thank you Chef Tony for a truly wonderful evening!

Go now. All the food was amazing. Drinks were incredible, classic but imaginative. Bourbon selection and prices were on point! Looking at their bourbon/ryes list I was impressed. Incredible selection, including some more rare pours, and the prices were awesome. Not unde priced but so many people overcharge, especially on the “big names,” i.e. the allocated stuff. I had to get multiple pours because of that and I spent more because of that as well. Smart on the restaurant’s part. Server was great, very accommodating, and all the staff were doing well working together and communicating with the tables. Fried oysters were incredible, deviled eggs were delicious and the pork chop was choice. It was cooked perfectly and had a nice light crust on it while still being tender. Turtle cheesecake was as you might guess based on my review so far, delicious. Manhaddy was top notch. Go now. Stop what you’re doing and go. You’ll be mad at yourself if you don’t.

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@

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.

Great place with a great price for being next to the river with a riverside view. The service was amazing, our waitress took such good care of us and the food did not take too long to come out. The food itself was amazing, definitely recommend the catfish dish. Everything tasted super fresh. For dessert, the chocolate liquor was also an amazing finish to a meal and I would recommend the chocolate torte

We had a truly wonderful dining experience at Vic’s on the River! From start to finish, the service was impeccable. Our server, LJ, was outstanding—attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely warm. The other staff who helped throughout the lunch were equally friendly and professional, making the whole experience feel seamless and special. The food was phenomenal—especially the shrimp and grits, which were rich, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, and the fried green tomatoes, which were crispy and bursting with Southern charm. To top it off, they surprised us with a lovely special chocolate treat for our anniversary, which was such a thoughtful touch. We couldn’t have asked for a better celebration and can’t wait to return next time we’re in Savannah!

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!

Came here for my birthday dinner tonight, and all I can say is WOW. Javita was incredible, and the food was excellent. They are also one of the few dining experiences in the area with vegetarian options - my boyfriend got the 4 side platter, it was really great. I had the short rib and added lobster tail, paired with a lovely Tempranillo. We will absolutely be back!!

The waiter had the detail of an engineer in describing things. The wife had me on the app with her shrimp and grits excelling over my octopus despite how good it was once I got into the jalapeño scrudge. With entrees came a new round, though. I went for the coulette/picana and got scared when they wouldn't do medium rare+; the last coulette I got medium rare was underdone so I hesitantly went for medium. Fear not! the chef said,.and it came out, and it was good. I took a bite and it was okay... then my tongue said "hang on a sec...", and things settled.... or something started to wake up... and my taste buds said "yooooo" as the dance party started. See menu snip so I don't have to type the party attendees out. My entree took redemption over the wife's app.

I highly recommend this place. Everything was excellent. We started with the award-winning crispy chicken wings. They were a little messy to eat but very good. For entrées, we had the local trout and the pork chop. Both were flavorful, but I would pick the pork chop because the portion was larger and it came with collard greens and potatoes. We also added a side of Brussels sprouts, which were crispy and seasoned well, and they included fried okra with it. The service was outstanding. Asia was friendly, attentive, and explained the menu clearly. I will definitely come back, and I suggest making reservations.

One of my favorite restaurants my girlfriend and I go out to. Our waitress was really kind and nice. She was always attentive and knew when we needed to be checked on. Drinks, delectable. Food, fantastic. That candy bar though? To die for. The candy bar is so good here that I bring it to my mother all the way in Atlanta. It is her favorite dessert. Overall another excellent experience and dinner, will be returning shortly.

Do yourself a favor and just come here. You will thank yourself. This is the choices my partner and I made while dining here. The Local Trout (chef’s kiss), the Almighty most delicious Fried Chicken I have experienced in a long while, and top of the line dirty martini. *SAVE ROOM FOR DESSERT* This is a MUST. We experienced the candy bars and chocolate cake. So incredibly delicious. There is a small parking lot on the side of the restaurant. The atmosphere is calm and inviting. The dress is dressy casual I would say. I would visit Savannah again just to experience this restaurant again.

The flavors and spices are gourmet-incredible. I’m not surprised they won an award for the crispy wings ($17), you have to have them. The service was excellent and for being hailed as THE restaurant to go to in Savannah, the prices aren’t bad. It’s all about the food, but I think a lil music to enhance the atmosphere would be good.

Had dinner with my bridal party here and it was a great way to kick off our trip! Some good shareable sides like the Brussel sprouts which had great flavor. The food was overall very flavorful and filling and definitely worth trying a friend’s plate if they’re willing to share! They were also really good about substituting when possible and accommodating allergies. We were also seated quickly and had very nice service but unfortunately the atmosphere became very loud when the room filled up to the point of almost scream talking.

On my Anniversary we ordered Wings,smash burger,collard greens and fried chicken. The food was amazing and Olivia, our server was top tier. I really enjoyed this Restaurant.

The Zunzibar in Savannah has a great outdoor terrace and open air feel. They have refreshing cocktails and a good selection of seafood. They also offer live music and a helpful team. The bar area is hopping and bartenders are friendly. The food experience is average. My score a 4.4.

Great service. Food and drinks came out quickly and the atmosphere was nice. Outdoor patio is very nice. Full nachos are big and great to split

This place is a 12/10. ***Brad*** is the most amazing person I’ve ever met. The food was phenomenal, I’m a wing fanatic and they had the best wings I’ve had out of hundreds of places I’ve visited. If you don’t stop here on your next visit you’re doing vacation wrong. The atmosphere is a 12/10, the food, the people, are all top tier. I will 100% be back again and again. My favorite place thus far. JOIN THE REWARDS!!!!!!

This place is off the hooks. Came to Savannah for the week for business and stumbled across this while walking to the theater. The vibe is incredible with live music and outdoor seating in a really neat area of town. The waiter (who called himself guac man) was incredibly friendly and helpful, giving me a phenomenal recommendation of their famous chicken sandwich. Who knew a sandwich could be one of the best dinner options in Savannah!!

I have always loved zunzis but very disappointed that in this economic atmosphere they have nearly tripled the prices while substantially (like the sandwhiches are half the size they used to be) decreasing the portions and ingredients. The most recent pictures in these reviews are no longer accurate. As someone who works food service at a great restaurant with managers who respond to issues like these, I hope they address it and turn it around so they stay open! I've seen great business' like this go under because of greediness at the top and it breaks my heart!

APRIL IS THE BOMB.COM, she got me to take my first shot-ski with a few locals.. and i love that they use fresh juices for their cocktails. the espresso martini was amazing. music was a vibe, overall a 10/10 experience.

Zunzibar is such a fun, beachy sports bar with bold flavors, great drinks, and tons of personality. We had the Conquistador and Godfather MA sandwiches—both were loaded with flavor and their signature sauces. The wings and Slaap Chip Nachos were also hits. The vibe is super laid-back with frozen drinks, local drafts, live music, and two happy hours a day. Their new cocktail menu is worth checking out, and if you’re in the 26 Club, don’t forget your Flipcoin—each visit gets you a new one with a shot at free sauce or surprise offers. Big shoutout to our server Cameron—friendly, helpful, and made the whole experience even better. Definitely a spot worth visiting!

Love Savannah, 3 day visit. Sunday- Wednesday. Perfect time. No crowds, took the land and sea tour. Very informative and fun. Downtown Historic area is very easy to walk. Lots of beautiful sites and plenty of places to get a bit or get a cocktail.

Simply stated, it’s one of the most beautiful cities you can visit. This time of year the weather is perfect for touring the town. Take the Trolley tour. There are 16 stops and the drivers are very knowledgeable about all the history and the buildings/homes. The selection of restaurants is incredible, ranging from burgers to fresh seafood. It’s also very walkable, within reason. Parking can be very difficult to find in the Garden District. Take the trolley, it’s goes to many places around the city.

Savannah is a beautiful city to explore!! Lots of history. We unfortunately only had a day, and it definitely wasn't enough time. We did the hop on hop off trolley tours. It was nice to have transportation around the area for the day while also having the freedom to just get off and explore. Which I highly recommend you do! The cemetery was very neat to see. I hope on our next trip to see more of what Savannah has to offer. These photos are just a glimpse into what we saw and what you can look forward to seeing yourself.

Savannah’s Historic District is full of charm and history, and it’s easy to explore entirely on foot. The Riverwalk is a highlight, with plenty of shops, restaurants, and a great honey store worth stopping by. There are hop on hop off and trolley available. Beautiful green medians lined with weeping willow and oak trees give the area a peaceful feel. Don’t miss the old cemetery and historic buildings throughout – it’s a truly memorable place to visit.

Absolutely loved exploring the Savannah Historic District! 🌿✨ Such a beautiful and charming place filled with stunning architecture, cobblestone streets, and so much history. The vibe is peaceful yet lively, with amazing restaurants, cute shops, and scenic spots everywhere. A must-visit if you want to experience true Southern charm!"

First time visiting Savannah and I fell in love! The tress are just a beautiful piece of the history here. Walking down the shops was pleasant. I enjoyed the candy store I don’t remember the name but they make the candy there and give you samples. It’s a great shop to visit and bring the kids when visiting here. Walking down the waterfront was also nice and watching the boats pass by was neat. There is so much to look at and visit. The shops have a variety of options and restaurants to choose from. I highly recommend visiting here with family. Make sure to check the weather because it can get hot.

Wonderful walk through the historic district! Definitely should check out the statues in each square. Lots of shops and restaurants. It would take several days to see everything.

We had a very nice brunch here. The atmosphere was very inviting. The food was really tasty too. We had the blueberry biscuits appetizer - they melted in your mouth and were quite yummy. Drinks were also quite tasty. The Gas-lit Mary that I even liked and I don't like bloody Mary's, and a Rochester Coffee ... very delicious. Our entree was the Chicken 'N Biscuit with eggs and grits - yum! Very nice time with great food, drinks and service.

This was a delicious stop for a late lunch in Savannah. We weren't feeling overly hungry, but we knew we needed to eat something, so we ordered off their starter menu. We had sangria, fried green tomatoes, orange blueberry biscuits, and the cheese plate. We were hungrier than we thought because we devoured every bite.

I had such a great experience at B. Matthew’s Eatery! I ordered the shrimp and grits with collard greens and tomatoes, and it was absolutely delicious—perfectly seasoned and so comforting. The real standout was the blueberry biscuit with orange glaze—sweet, bright, and one of the best treats I’ve had in a while. Even the coffee was smooth and rich, and I have to say, they take care with the small things too—the water was crisp and refreshing. Fun fact 🤔🤔 1) It’s housed in a beautifully restored late 1700’s building that is said to have once been one of Savannah’s earliest taverns. 2) In the basement, there are stories of iron rings attached to the walls and a long-sealed tunnel that may have once led to the Savannah River.

B. Matthew’s Eatery was fantastic! The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. We loved the cozy atmosphere and the friendly, attentive service. Everything we ordered came out perfectly — you can really tell they care about quality. A definite must-visit when in Savannah!

Enjoyed my brunch experience here! The food was very fresh and the portion was perfect. I did ask for a substitute (fruit instead of potatoes) and unfortunately it didn’t come out that way so I needed to wait for them to remake it. That aside, I would recommend this as a spot to try if you’re looking for something with healthier options as well.

Very nice bartender. The fried chicken and biscuit were fantastic - flavorful, fresh and hot. The chicken was perfectly tender, the breakfast potatoes lightly crispy. The gravy was thick but not overly so. The mimosa was strong, $10. I was served instantly - shockingly fast, within 5 mins of ordering. Highly recommended.

AJ is a fantastic server and made wonderful suggestions. This is the best shrimp and grits I've ever had! My husband also enjoyed his chicken and biscuit with gravy. We'll definitely return before our trip is over!

Love the inner closed streets for wandering. Music seemed to be playing everywhere which gave a great atmosphere! The bathroom situation is less than ideal, everywhere says market closes at 6, but by 530 info center was closed. Need a key for the public bathroom in the artist building but artist shops have notes saying no key;don’t ask 🤷‍♀️. Birds cookie shop had SUPER friendly staff. The candy shop did not. Pizza smelled delicious and I regret not trying it! Was a fun time to walk around and enjoy a little time!

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.

What a cool place! Treylor Park has such a unique and off-the-wall menu — definitely not your typical spot. The name alone grabs your attention, and the vibe inside lives up to it. The staff was incredibly courteous, and the food? Absolutely delicious. I had a great glass of sweet tea that hit the spot. Highly recommend this place to anyone — the food is fantastic!

I came here for the second time and it was just as good as the first. The staff are very nice and friendly, which makes the atmosphere welcoming. The food is delicious, full of flavor and well prepared. I also love that they’re open until 1 am, perfect for late-night cravings. The only downside was that the bathroom wasn’t very clean, which was a bit inconvenient. Other than that, it’s definitely a place I’ll keep coming back to!

We came to Treylor Park because of the many good reviews on Google. We wanted to try the many different combinations of foods, they were not usual! We loved the atmosphere - indoor or outdoor, the staff was great & the food was good! I had the popular Apple pie with bacon chicken sandwich with waffle fries. It was good but a bit dry. My husband had the Sloppy Joe with banana peppers. It was delicious! It's not too hot, either! Our grandson had the Smash burger, and he loved it. The best part of the meal was the pb & j chicken wings! We all thought they were great! 😋 Our neighbors had the hot dog and nachos, and they raved about how good they were. Our fountain drinks were good. Our server was outstanding! The place is small, but it must be a local favorite because on a Monday evening, it was packed! You will have to wait a few minutes. Nice cozy place for a bite to eat or share a snack and have a cocktail or beer.

Amazing and unique dishes. I got the PB & J wings-it’s like Thai peanut chicken with peach jam. The drinks are also very creative and so tasty! Definitely, I’ll be back!!

Yum!! Food was delicious! Especially the loaded fries! Micayla was our server and she was very friendly and super helpful! So many good food options, I didn’t know what to pick!

✨ First Visit: One, Two, Three, Four pictures are from our first visit. The food, drinks, and service were exceptional. The cherry cola drink and the Miyagi beef tacos were probably my favorite. They’re open until 2 AM, which is great since many restaurants nearby close by 12. Prices are reasonable for the good taste and quality you get. ⸻ ✨Second Visit: Pictures 5, 6 and 7 are from our second visit. They changed the tacos, and they tasted just okay this time. The drinks were also just okay, and the service was subpar compared to our first visit. Probably going to give this restaurant another chance, hoping they get back to the level we enjoyed the first time.

This place was a suggestion from our lovely Airbnb host. I was nervous about some reviews that I saw. IGNORE THE HATERS! Their food is DELICIOUS our server Jeff was friendly. Beautiful indoor and outdoor seating (we ordered the, nachos, double wide, smash burgers and sloppy Joe) this was the perfect end to a wonderful day in Savannah. PS, music was a vibe!

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!

I am going to dream about the Fried Chicken with Hoe Cakes until I get to have them again. What a wonderful experience and meal. The entire restaurant from check-in, service and staff were incredibly attentive . This is definitely a place to go to when visiting Savannah

Fun place, to me the history of moonshine is not totally accurate. They are leaving out some important facts and contributors to the history of moonshine and the affect it had on many people. I found it very interesting that the only information regarding, history, affect, class, government, distrubution, who ,where...etc how of the proabition era only highlights the caucasian view point. But when you get to the speakeasy in the second room off the bar on two corner walls they displayed a few african american musican that lived in the proabition era but their was know history of how, what or where on contribution, affect, livelyhood, nor government laws regarding proabition and the african american people /community nor other people of color that played a part in proabition era. But all the staff was very helpful and nice people they even dressed in that era and was very willing to give their scripted information about proabition and the affect it had on perticually one race of people from high class to poverty class. The speakeasy was at the end and once you get to that door it will make you laugh, because it was fun to know what people did to get into these unlawful establishments. Great photo ops in this place. I still think everyone needs to make this a stop when visiting savannh ga. Its easy to stroll through even if you have a walking disability their is a elevator so you will be able yo see the entire tour and bathroom is clean. The drinks are good. Service at bar was slow, they had one lady behind bar,but its was okay because the drink was worth the waite and the atmosphere nice. I truly enjoyed.I was their about 2hrs. Note if you want to have a actual alcohol drink you must go any day but Sunday, No alcohol servered in museum on sunday. Trust its made good "Mary Pickford"

I purchased my ticket to the museum as part of the city of Savannah’s HOHO trolley (at a reduced cost). The museum is right in the middle of downtown and is conveniently located at one of the trolley stops. There are many cute photo opps throughout the museum and it’s quite fun to go through. Would be a cool break from a hot, summer day walking around the city. You could probably spend 30-45 min in the museum (reading exhibits and viewing memorabilia), followed by 15 min having at drink at the speakeasy before exiting (extra cost for drinks). A cool little escape, just not something I’d go to Savannah specifically to do.

An amazing museum. Really dedicated to the history, lots of attention to detail. Loved the original items and the recreations. I deeply wish they had a better gift shop with things from the museum (replica pins, stickers with slogans, cool replica covert flasks, books on the topic etc) and not just coffee cups, decanters, and basic and not museum-oriented items.

Exploring this location was truly fascinating, offering a deep dive into a significant period. The exhibits provided an excellent understanding of the events surrounding the era. It also highlighted the various factors that contributed to its rise and eventual conclusion. Furthermore, the presentation effectively examined both the positive and negative consequences that followed. Overall, it was a very insightful and educational experience.

This museum is very interesting. I learned a lot. I would recommend taking the guided tour because you get so much more information. Our tour guide Taylor was very informative and animated! She made it fun.

Visited with a group of ladies and had a wonderful tour led by Evan. Informative, you actually felt like you were going back in time. The cocktails were deliciousServed in period style glasses, adding to the ambiance. Would definitely recommend this to anyone interested in learning more about prohibition era.

Really cool piece of history!! Highly recommend the guided tour. The story telling was really helpful in understanding everything. The drinks are really good too!

Chart house is my favorite restaurant chain. I was passing by and stopped in. Unfortunately, it wasn't a happy hour special time. Bartenders were attentive. Food took a little while. Drink was outstanding.

Jeffrey our waiter was the absolute best. He was attentive, warm, friendly and funny. The food was outstanding too! Our dining companion had the prime rib which he said was excellent, my husband and I both had the sea bass which was also excellent and the she crab soup which was delicious as well. Our friend is from northern CA and said the clam chowder ranked up there with some of the best he's had. Well done all the way around and just the sort of experience you expect from a fine dining restaurant.

My husband and I had the pleasure of going to Chart House Savannah this weekend to celebrate our anniversary and it was truly a special experience. Our server Ava made our night so wonderful with her excellent service, the staff hand signed a congratulatory card, provided us with a personalized menu that had our names on it, and gave us a celebratory dessert as well. The swordfish and shrimp pasta were absolutely delicious and obviously crafted with care. Our bar drinks were phenomenal I had the best espresso martini I have ever had before. To the GM Houstin for being so kind, to our server Ava and her trainee Brian for making us feel so special, to the bartenders Amanda Paige for the amazing drinks, and to the whole kitchen staff for providing amazing food we couldn’t thank Chart House enough. Definitely reserve a table especially when looking for a great way to celebrate.

I am cautious of chain restaurants or toirist traps. The Chart House was neither. The atmosphere and service were superb! Our waiter, Scott, was amazing. He is knowledgeable, pleasant, and timed our service perfectly. The highlight of our meal was the pecan-crusted trout and hot chocolate lava cake. This was a dining experience, and we can't wait to come back.

We had good food and great service! Our waitress was Imari and she was absolutely delightful! She answered our questions and was sincerely committed to making our meal an enjoyable experience. We had prime rib and the chef’s special. Both were delicious! The chocolate lava cake is a must try!

The greeter and bartender immediately set the atmosphere at this riverside restaurant — they made it clear they’d rather be anywhere else but the Chart House. Within minutes, we felt the same. One round of “happy” hour drinks later, we followed their lead and left in search of happier hours. Didn’t try the food; the staff’s lifeless welcome killed any appetite for more.

It had been a while, but our return to the Chart House was amazing. When I made the reservation online, I ticked the box for “Anniversary” (our 45th) and noted that we had become engaged at a table near the center 2nd floor windows. To say they were ready for us is understatement! The General Manager greeted us enthusiastically at the door. He assured us they had OUR table waiting. As the young hostess guided us there, we passed other servers, each of whom greeted us BY NAME. And, speaking of names, there were ours at the top of the menus, a printed personalized anniversary greeting! From then on we enjoyed outstanding service, wonderful steaks. (My wife declared hers the “best fillet ever.”) For a special occasion, I cannot more highly recommend the Chart House.

Great pizza spot! Amazing selection of pizzas, perfect service by Melony, couldn’t ask for anything better. They have 3 different sizes, so great for kids or teens f you want to try different things. I had mushrooms pizza and my party had couple different types, all of them were delicious! Great job!

Pizza place with some subs (hoagies) $ salads but no pasta dishes. It has gluten free dough but only in the small size for pizzas & cost $2 more. Prices are reasonable as well as the portion sizes. The medium pizza looked like a large. The chicken club sandwich was generously made especially with avocados. The house pizza was delicious. The pizza crust was thick & puffy that it would fill you up itself. Generous portions of ingredients. The prices are pricey though. Friendly service. The place wasn’t even 1/2 full on a Sunday upon pickup of order. It was relatively roomy. Parking is a problem but that’s typical inside Savannah. Lots of food delivery drivers waiting for their orders so take out is popular The website is busy and menu could be much simpler.

Love this place. Pizza is delicious, beer is fairly priced, salad is fresh, crispy and well dressed. Recommend getting extra marinera to dip your pizza. Great service! Very near all the scad buildings. Great place to eat and wind down.

I had a great experience here. Much better than the Pooler location. I got the mushroom pizza, it's probably my new favorite mushroom style pizza there is. It was very juicy, which I know is a weird way to describe a pizza. The music wasn't overly loud when I went. My only complaint was that I would've liked our server to be a bit more attentive. They weren't busy, so most of the staff were hanging out. Which is totally cool, but I was without a drink a lot of the time. Came here for a one on one work meeting and it was definitely a chill place to do so.

I ordered myself a gluten free pie for myself! you could tell the cheese would slide off from my pic but overall, it was so good! it fell apart slightly but i ate it all! i would order again if i could! (especially because it delivers on doordash!!)

Very delicious Pizza. The server was very friendly. Good vegan cheese. The music was a bit too loud.

Love this place for their pizzas. Great size and great price! Love celebrating with different groups of people in this spot as it is affordable yet fulfilling! Always a great experience!

I had the lentil pasta and it was truly one of the worst meals I've ever had. Pasta was completely undercooked and hard, and the "lentil Bolognese" was like someone just opened a can of lentils and jar of sauce and mixed them together. There was no seasoning other than some herbs thrown on top. The service was also so slow that I took this to-go. I ate it within 5min of walking out so it was still "fresh". Cannot believe they charge $24 for this.

The space is absolutely beautifully designed. Crisp clean lines and and amazing room scent pipes in. Karim was our waiter. He was absolutely outstanding His service was unobtrusive but attentive. He was knowledgeable about the details of the menu. The chicken parm was a fantastic moist crusted large piece of poultry. The peach burrata arugula salad could have featured grilled Georgia peaches rather than canned peaches. But the salad was wonderfully refreshing

Thanksgiving dinner. Pros: Good variety of food, tasty and well served. Cons: No special atmosphere for Thanksgiving. Inconvenience in taking leftover food. So be careful, if you go next year, eat it all.

Service was professional. Food was mediocre.... pizza bland with soggy crust. Flounder salad. Fish was not delicious at all. Homemade salad dressing was terrific. Croutons soggy. Live jazz music was the highlight.

This is a hidden gem. We came into town and decided to eat at this restaurant in the hotel we were staying at. It is as good as any standalone place. The waiter (Marc) was very nice and did a great job. We ordered mussels as an appetizer which were delicious. We had clams and shrimp scampi and also seafood manicotti. Both were delicious. Because it is in a hotel I think people pass by, but it is worth it and you get your food quickly.

Awesome food and service. Hallie at the bar served me well and made great recommendations on the cuisine. Must try the shrimp and scallops with angel hair pasta and the Ceasar salad with anchovies...so delicious. Get the Merlot. The cranberry orange cheese cake was delightful.

Starting out with ordering drinks my friend ordered a Negroni and the waiter asked if it was on the drink menu. It wasn’t so she just ordered a bottle of wine. We thought maybe they didn’t have Aperol or Campari. They did. So they were fully able to make it. I ordered a cosmo and he said the same thing to me. I had to explain the drink to him in order for him to write it down. There was a little bit of a language barrier with the waiter and I don’t blame him at all for any of these things. But I feel like further training might be required for staff. We ordered the burrata and focaccia and a Caesar salad they were all delicious. We go to order entrees and they’re out of the carbonara and the seafood manicotti and we were really looking forward to those dishes and it should have been communicated at the start what they were out of. Also to be out of three dishes on a Friday night at 7pm is a bit weird to me. My friend who wanted the carbonara ended up getting the short rib Marsala which is pictured below and it was not good at all. They were just small chopped up pieces of short rib and not a lot of it. I’ve honestly had better hamburger helper. I got the Chicken Parmesan and I think that was the best thing we ordered it was super delicious the breading was amazing. The bolognese was in my opinion missing a lot of flavor. The risotto was mushy and flavorless. We added copious amounts of salt and it was still just eh. The Brussels sprouts were fine. Could’ve used more seasoning. Seasonal ravioli was fine. It was a butternut squash I believe. Overall not worth the $400 spent. I can’t believe we spent that much on what we got. I’ve been in the restaurant industry over 10 years and I’m just greatly disappointed with our experience. We looked at reviews before booking our reservation and cannot believe that this was a 4 star place.

OMG the martini’s were spectacular! We had the Vanilla Coke, Hostess Cupcake, Espresso, Rice Krispie & Reese’s martini’s. Place is small and cozy and Jen herself is amazing and wonderful. Definitely have to stop if you find yourself in Savannah, cheers!

Jen's & Friends is literally my favorite bar ever. I've been to Savannah 3 times and Jen's is always on my must visit list. Jen is so nice and she makes the best martinis! I have tried so many different flavors and have yet to have one that isn't amazing. I brought my husband here for the first time and he loved all of the martinis that he tried too! This bar makes me wish I was local to Savannah so I could come here every week! 10/10 would recommend!

Unbelievably amazing!!! A must stop at place when you’re in Savannah. Overwhelming menu (in a good way 😋) so pick what you’re craving in advance so you can make a decision … or, just get more than one🥤🍹 Wishing we had a Jen’s and Friends or something close to it up in the North East. 😢

Definitely stop in for one (or three). So many good martinis here! Good vibes.. and great service by Jen shaking it up behind the bar! Bonus; Zane Lamprey filmed a segment here for his show “drinking made easy”. Look for Pleepleus!

This has to be on a Savannah bucket list if you like dessert style margaritas. Innovative drink mixes. I also had a savoury style cocktail. Tiny bar, could be easy to miss, but it's worth a try.

Delicious fruity sweet martinis. Friendly bartender and locals hang out. Great place to sit back and relax if you wanna actually talk to the people youre with.

Ding dong and Cookie Crisp martinis were delicious. That’s Jen there in the cheetah shirt! This place came recommended by everyone I asked about places to check out in Savannah. I was so surprised that the owner was behind the bar. Annie made our drinks, she was amazing! Go here for a fun drink.

Great place. Extremely crowded and loud. Live music. Tons of drinks on tap. Tons of alcohol options. Great food for a bar. Chicken club is amazing!

Our first time in Savannah and we found this fun place with great drinks and awesone food! The bartenders, Ony (The Tony without the T) , Jamie and Leah are a blast! I have a severe shrimp allergy and they made sure all the safety precautions were made for me so I can enjoy this amazing food too! Oh and trust their judgement on the "mystery shots" - they're all different and so good!! Highly recommend and we will be back!!!

This place was great from start to finish. We had originally arrived at Wet Willie's and were treated to the worst service known to man. (1hour30min wait for food) so we left and found the Warehouse was open and thriving with live music. Immediately were seated order food and drinks and they came out almost immediately. The atmosphere was great the live music was great and the staff were great! Will definitely make this our go to spot!

We stopped here for lunch after our trolley tour. Looks like a little hole in the wall bar and you would be right. It's not pretentious, just good drinks, good food, and good service. Don't come here if you are prissy, it's not for you. Our server told us about live music that night, we were just too tuckered out to make the trip back. I would have liked to spend more time there.

The Warehouse in Savannah is a total hole in the wall, and I mean that in the most affectionate way possible. It’s small, it’s scrappy, and it’s everything. The Warehouse Lemonade and River Street Peach should come with a warning label. They’re sweet, strong, and sneak up on you like a Southern aunt with gossip. Beer’s cold, food’s cheap and good, and I left full, happy, and slightly wobbly. Live music was on point, and the servers were absolute angels even when the place got packed. Now listen…space is tight, tables are few, and they go fast. If you don’t show up before the 8pm stampede, you’ll be standing shoulder-to-shoulder praying someone leaves their seat. This place is chaotic good and I’m obsessed.

Best vegan Chicago style pizza from a restaurant Ive EVER had. Staff was super friendly, but they played Taylor Swift loudly the ENTIRE time. Get your pizza to go!

Super fun atmosphere, great staff, lots of draft beers to choose from and lots of great people watching. Their signature dry rub on the wings is to DIE for. We had a great laugh with the bartenders over "Y'all got Busch light???" We stopped in here a few times during our three-day stay. If dive bars are your thing then you must go here.

Traveled to Savannah for my son's birthday and chose Repeal 33 for his birthday dinner. Our server was Kassidy and she was not as attentive as we would have liked. We had to ask other servers/runners questions because she wasn't around. Also, I stated in the reservation we were celebrating a birthday and no one at the restaurant acknowledged it. On to the food......we ordered the lobster tortellini ($26), grilled octopus ($19) and the sourdough bread ($8). Unsure why bread had to be ordered and wasn't provided. However, our starters were absolutely delicious. Very flavorful and seasoned well. Next, we ordered the NY Strip ($39) and the halibut ($39). Again both were delicious. The corn sauce with my halibut was cold, but still very tasty. The first drink I ordered, should we kiss, was disappointing. My son ordered the smoke on the harbor and loved it. He contemplated getting a 2nd one but chose a drink with sazerac on the dessert menu. He enjoyed both drinks. I elected for a lemon drop and had 2. Although the 2nd one didn't have a full sugared rim or lemon garnish. We ordered the Nutella torte and banana pudding to go but did not enjoy either. Disappointing finish to an otherwise enjoyable meal. Our bill for 2 people was $249. We would go back for the starters and entrées but forgo dessert. May have been cheaper to choose the tasting menu. (If they allow for a substitution for the steak since I don't eat red meat)

Beautiful dining room, ambiance was excellent. Service really was top notch. The dining room was not very busy but did seem loud. We had the oysters which were very fresh, preferred the Carolina over the Canadian as they were more flavorful and bigger. Wings were very tender and juicy. Heirloom salad was really over the top good and light. Grilled octopus was very tender and the sauce was delicious. Not a single issue with the service and food. Don’t forget the hot sourdough bread!

This restaurant is so exciting and fun to be at. The atmosphere was so great and just a brilliant place to spend some time. I don’t drink, but I wanted to just sit at the bar and admire the whole atmosphere. We started with Sourdough Bread and their butter was a piece of magic, not sure where they get it, but that was seriously great butter. The Brussels sprouts were average great starter and a favorite for us where ever we go. We had steak with creamed spinach and a horseradish sauce. The steak was decent and the creamed spinach was fantastic. The Horseradish sauce I could not really taste the horseradish so was not a feature for me on the plate. The Service was great,our waiter was attentive and wanted to make sure that we had a great evening. As it was our anniversary they provided us a dessert that was great. I loved this place and would highly recommend it as a great place to have a meal. Would add it to your list of places to eat when you are in Savannah.

My sister and I dined at Repel 33 last night, and from start to finish, it was nothing short of amazing. Our expectations were high, and they were absolutely met. Let’s start with the service—top tier. Our server Rhett was phenomenal—attentive, intuitive, and full of great energy. He really listened to us and tailored the experience to match our vibe. The general manager, Mat, made a point to check in and ensure our evening was going smoothly. And shoutout to Jack, who delivered and cleared our plates with such ease and friendliness. There was another gentleman assisting as well—didn’t catch his name, but he was also wonderful. Now the food… whew. We went with the Chef’s Tasting Menu and added on an appetizer of bone marrow, which Rhett made sure was seamlessly incorporated into the tasting. We had already started with cocktails (which were amazing), so we opted for just one drink pairing package to share—and that was plenty. Here’s a breakdown of our tasting menu: Course 1: A delicate potato croquette on crème fraîche, topped with caviar and an edible flower—simple, elegant, and delicious. Course 2: Charred octopus on an eggplant purée with chili oil, radish, arugula, pine nuts, and golden raisins. Unexpected and absolutely bursting with flavor. Course 3: Lobster tortellini in a red curry butter sauce with pomegranate seeds, fried shallots, and roasted carrot. This was one of my top favorites—creamy, bold, and melt-in-your-mouth good. Course 4: Perfectly cooked halibut over a corn cream sauce with fresh peas, corn kernels, and clams—so bright and fresh. Course 5: Tender steak with creamed spinach, a red wine horseradish sauce, and the fluffiest duchess potatoes. Comforting, rich, and just perfect. Dessert: My sister had the banana pudding (we joked someone’s grandma must be in the back making it—it’s that good), and I had the key lime pie panna cotta, which was a light, tangy finish. Every bite was thoughtful and flavorful. Yes, the tasting menu is a splurge—but it’s 100% worth it. Thank you to the incredible team at Repel 33 and major compliments to the chef. We’ll be back!

My girlfriend and I ate here during our trip to Savannah last weekend. Food and service was phenomenal! I loved the Oysters and the Steak was cooked perfectly. We also had some bread and my gf got a burger wish was also pretty good. I think what really closed the deal on this place is the kind of service we got from Phillip, our waiter. Very kind and very attentive. I also appreciated the ambience of the place. The bar area was very beautiful and the place was quiet and intimate for a good date night. I will definitely be back whenever we visit Savannah again!

Repeal provided a spectacular dining experience. The ambiance and atmosphere were a perfect twist of old world yet modern. All of the staff were kind, attentive, and courteous. Our server Antoinette was especially terrific. She was knowledgeable about the food options, flavor profiles, and portions which helped us make some very tough choices on a menu where everything sounded wonderful. We had a few drinks that were well made and delivered for high end cocktails. The Remington was a sweet cherry whiskey drink, drawing inspiration from a martini. Smoke on the Harbor was a smoked whiskey cocktail that balanced many subtle layers of flavor. The presentation was worth the price alone. Best for last, the food. We have eaten at many high end restaurants throughout our travels and this competes with the best of them. We started with the Alsatian Flatbread which was a large portion for two people. It hit a perfect balance of sweet and savory. For our entrees we had the Butter Poached Halibut and the Smash Burger, plus a side of cheddar grits. The Halibut was light and flaky, melted in your mouth. The sauce was incredible. We were hesitant to order a burger at a nicer restaurant but once we bit into it we were happy with all of our life choices. The truffle cheese and shallot jam are the perfect balance of flavors to complement perfectly crispy smash patties. This burger will set the standard that other burgers are measured against for a while. Overall this was a stellar experience and the only knock against the place is that it's a thousand miles away from our home and we want to dine here weekly. If you've made it this far, you probably already know you should make this your dining destination. We'll absolutely return the next time we are in Savannah. Bravo, Repeal.

Went for saturday brunch, served by melissa (she is the best). We got the eggs benedict, huevos rancheros, and the bacon fries. Hands down one of the best brunch spots in this city

11 min south of Bonaventure Cemetery is this delicious gem of a dog-friendly lunch and dinner spot on the water and marsh. On the roofed deck with fans, we enjoyed the cool breeze. The food (menu photos posted, plenty of seafood and vegetarian too) was wonderful, service fast and friendly, and it was the perfect spot to refresh and enjoy the relaxed coastal ambiance with some fantastic food and cold drinks.

Are you looking for a place that gives you a costal vibe? Then this is the place to check out but if you’re here for the food and customer service, not so great. The food looks nice like but didn’t taste very good or fresh. This is not a full service restaurant. You order at the counter and then sit anywhere you would like. Someone will bring you your order. I assume when you bring food to the table, you mention what each item is but that didn’t happen and nor were we asked if we needed anything else. No one ever came by again. We had to get up to go ask for stuff like a straw. But hey, a place will never shy away from adding that gratuity line on your receipt!

Such a beautiful place to spend some time and get some amazing food! The location is gorgeous, so much care and effort put into their garden beds and atmosphere. The smell of the river and view are spectacular. I like the ability to walk up and order your food, and close up at the location next to the bar. I will say the service is less than desirable

Nestled on the serene marshlands of south Savannah, The Wyld Dock Bar is an absolute gem that captures the essence of Lowcountry paradise with effortless charm and unparalleled vibrancy. From the moment you step onto the dockside deck, surrounded by twinkling bistro lights and sweeping views of the creek, you're enveloped in a relaxed, pet-friendly vibe that's equal parts sophisticated and soulful—perfect for locals and travelers alike. The menu is a triumph of seasonal coastal cuisine, boasting fresh, locally sourced seafood like succulent blue crab chowder laced with sherry and bacon, innovative tacos bursting with Gulf shrimp and zesty slaw, and that legendary smash burger crafted from premium Georgia Wagyu-Angus beef, which melts in your mouth with every bite. Paired with top-notch craft cocktails that sip like summer dreams and a staff whose warm, intuitive service feels like catching up with old friends, every visit leaves you utterly enchanted, already plotting your return to this dockside idyll where the food, the views, and the spirit soar beyond five stars.

Casual but not tacky. Great drinks (we had a mai tai and the slushie). They raise their own herbs and clearly pay attention to the quality of the food. (We had the shrimp, shrimp tacos and roasted oysrers.)

We had a wonderful lunch at The Wyld, sitting right by the water and watching the world go by. The atmosphere is so relaxing, and the views are unbeatable. The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared, and the staff made us feel right at home. It’s the perfect spot to unwind, enjoy good food, and soak in Savannah’s charm. Highly recommend!

The Wyld is one of those hidden gems that instantly makes you feel like you’re on vacation. I love the setup—ordering at the window and then having your food brought to the table adds to the laid-back, casual vibe. The atmosphere is super relaxed, and the views of the marsh are stunning, especially around sunset. I ordered the ceviche, and it was fantastic—fresh and flavorful with a perfect balance of fish, tomatoes, and onions. A great spot to unwind, enjoy the scenery, and eat some seriously good food!

Good options for vegan/ vegetarian. Really enjoyed the mango summer rolls. 4 stars because my S.O really liked his spicy Udon. However, I may have expected too much from the Korean Rice Bowl. Though the presentation was beautiful, even with all the ingredients the flavors were underwhelming and rice was a bit undercooked. Tacos were okay, good meaty bites but maybe get without the aioli...idk. I did like the ambiance and drinks were good.

Garlic sesame tuna taco these tuna tacos were bussin bussin lll they added to much of their hosin sauce but over all it was good Pork belly Bun The bun was done nicely held together well, soft just how Iike it. The pork belly wasn't tender like I expected but over all it was pretty good. Vietnamese ramen The broth for this ramen was so flavorful yet Shuddle at the same time this was by far the best part of my meal. The ramen were alienate more then I would have liked the mea she was shredded beef and Pork was pretty good. The onions made this dish really pop. Surf and turf sushi roll my kids ordered this I only tasted a piece of meat and I couldn't eat one roll because it was extremely spicy for me. My daughter try to power through it but she had to stop just too spicy for us. My son ate most of it. Caramelized pork Bahn mi the pork in this Bahn mi was super tasty. The bread was nicely toasted veggies were thin and well made. Salmon poke bowl my daughter absolutely loved her poke bowl. Cambodian bowl Jalapeños guava margarita this had nice flavor but again I only took a sip because the Jalapeños In this drink were prominent that I couldn't. I really enjoyed this place and would definitely he back to try other dishes

Been here twice and tried different dishes. Food tastes awesome!!! There seasoning, the way they cook it is just great. My son LOVED the Ramen soup. They have a good amount of vegan dishes. Staff was very friendly and they place look very clean. I'd definitely come back here next time I visit savannah. (Pictures are of there chicken and tofu banh mi)

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! This place was a welcomed surprise. Service was so great! I requested something not normally on the menu and the sushi chef came out to personally speak with me about what I wanted. It was top notch! The food was amazing, fresh, spicy and unique! If you love sushi definitely get the lemon roll! This was the cherry on top for our vacation to Savannah. They also own a bar upstairs so make sure to ask!

Small little restaurant with a bar as you enter. Staff is friendly but our waiter was not very knowledgeable about the menu and had difficulty taking our order. SPICY udon noodles lacked SPICE, rather it tasted sweet. They made a special avocado /mango sushi roll for us which was off the menu. They have a SEPARATE vegan menu which was nice.

We came here on a public holiday as most other places have closed, but it turned out to be quite a nice meal. Nothing special about the ambiance of the restaurant, mostly high tables and bar seats. Speed of service is very fast and the waitress is very friendly. We ordered a salmon Carpaccio, a curry dish and an Asian fusion bowl. The Carpaccio is ok. Not the freshest sushi salmon I have had. The curry was surprisingly good. Very tasty. I got it with chicken and I wouldn't recommend doing so. Change it to maybe a shrimp or something else would be much better. But I still enjoyed the curry and even used it to finish some leftover rice from the other dish. Highly recommend.

Food was literally amazing. Started off with Bahn Mi as an appetizer. It was so good. Followed it up with a special roll and really enjoyed it. The service was incredible, bartender was super friendly, drinks were good, and the lemon aoli was fantastic on the sushi. Highly recommend if you’re looking for quality sushi in Savannah.

We have had two wonderful meals while staying here at the Perry Lane hotel. We enjoyed a delicious dinner with attentive and friendly service. The escargot and fried green tomatoes were our favorite! The next morning we enjoyed a lovely brunch with so many menu selections, depending on your taste. Hopefully, you are lucky enough to be seated at Eric’s (“Shorty”), table! He is so charming and attentive. He elevated what was already a wonderful experience. Trust me, you’ll be tempted to ask him to sit down and dine with your party. Natasha, the restaurant manager also came by to say hello and ensure we were enjoying our meal.

Eric aka Shorty was the BEST!!!! He was busy working between our table of 14 and another big party….he was on top of it! He made excellent suggestion such as the Beef Hash (which was delicious)! I also had the banana foster French toast and that was amazing! My husband had the omelette with ham. I definitely will come again when I’m in town.

We had a lovely breakfast at Emporium!! Eric was our server and he went above and beyond with his southern hospitality. The bananas foster French toast was incredible as was the biscuits and gravy. We can't wait to return on our next trip to Savannah!

Went here Saturday evening. It was a bit busy/noisy due to a wedding party waiting for the reception. Sat at the end of the bar and was greeted pretty quickly. Was able to get there for happy hour. Ordered 2 cocktails (old fashioned) which were spectacular and was able to get them quickly despite it being busy. While sitting the glass rinser broke and spilled over the counter more to the area I was sitting. The staff and other customers were helpful in cleaning up the mess & was just able to laugh about it afterwards. It was repaired while there and all was well & very apologetic which again is no fault of their own. Food. Ordered a cheese board during happy hour which was huge! You get 3 different cheeses, large amount of grapes, jam, mustard, walnuts, crackers, and cornichons. They were really good. (Pic was after half was eaten) lol. This is a great option for sharing with others or just snacking on over time. Went during burger bash which they have a fantastic special. As a burger lover it's hard tk find a good tasting burger. The burger (El jefe) was immaculate! It was juicy cooked to the perfect temp, the taste of the aioli, mushrooms & arugula went sooo well together. The surprise was a delicious crispy cheese disk which added another depth and texture. Only negative the bun was a bit hard. The fries were crispy and salted perfectly. Overall experience even with the mishap was 10/10! Jeff & Bryan were great and super attentive and funny. I would absolutely recommend this place.

We had such a wonderful experience at Kitchen Emporium in Savannah, Georgia! Eric provided exceptional service from start to finish. He was incredibly friendly and went above and beyond to make our visit enjoyable — even helping keep our two-year-old entertained, which made a huge difference. Eric also gave us great food recommendations, and everything we tried was absolutely delicious. The dishes were flavorful, fresh, and beautifully presented. Our favorite was the Peach Waffles. The rest of the staff was equally attentive — our coffee and water were always filled, and plates were promptly cleared as we finished our meal. It really showed how well the whole team works together to make guests feel welcome. It’s rare to find both amazing food and such thoughtful, attentive service. We’ll definitely be back!

We cane from Jax to celebrate my 30th birthday and this place never disappoints! This was our second time in and our second time having Eric as our waiter. He was absolutely incredible (again) and went out of his way to make the day feel special. It was so nice catching up with him while treating ourselves to the amazing food. We will for sure be back!

Came to eat here for brunch with the family. Food and service was amazing. The kids said “we didn’t like the food, we LOVED it”. Eric and the staff were incredible

A hole in the wall that was a great little stop for us on our bar crawl while in Savannah. Just thousands of hand drawn pics of Abe Lincoln or a rendering based on each artist's perception of how Abe should be drawn, hang from the rafters and ceiling above. Full bar or beer available. Music by Daily Bread pours out of the speakers to add to an eclectic evening of Abe pics and libations.

Abe’s was one of our stops during our haunted cocktail walk. The amount of drawings of Abraham Lincoln is astounding! They are literally everywhere you look! Drinks were tasty and the vibe was fun. It’s a smaller sized bar so we were kinda packed in there while we were there. We had a great time and would definitely recommend checking it out if you are in the area. Bartender was great.

What a great local spot! We were blown away by the amount of Abraham Lincoln doodles everywhere! Bartender was awesome and made me a sweet drink we took to go on our pub crawl and wish we went back for more.

Hands down my favorite spot to get a few drinks in Savannah! The staff is great and the drinks are not only on point, but they are reasonably priced. We make it a point to always come back! While you're there, ask for a paper and pen, they'll let you pick a spot to add your Abraham Lincoln drawing. Love this place! No food here, ear before arriving!

This place is such a vibe! The Bartenders were awesome! Drinks were great and fairly priced. I did ask what the weirdest shot they had was and was shown a bottle of Malort. I knew the pain that was coming(lived in Chicago for a bit) but people in my party didn’t so I had fun buying them said shot (I took one too)and watching their reactions 😂😂😂! Honestly we spent more time here than any other spot because we loved it here. I even added to the collection of Abe drawings ❤️ Thank y'all for such a wonderful time .

I couldn’t not say enough kind words about this bar and their staff/owners/management. This is a safe space for all sorts of people, and the owners make you feel right at home as well as all of the staff. The drinks are reasonably priced and taste phenomenal. This is now a must visit on all of our future Savannah trips.

Our group was out for Savannah PRIDE on Saturday evening, when we were followed and one of the young women in our group was sexually assaulted just up the block from this bar. There were 6 of us chasing the man, screaming and yelling and causing a ruckus. When the cops came and we finally stopped, Bobby and his cousin Dean’s wife (sorry I missed her name) were among only 3 people total who came out to check on us and offer help. After the police took the scum bag away, we went over to Abe’s on Lincoln where we were treated top notch, had some excellent, and very needed drinks, and were able to regain our composure in a safe and friendly environment. We couldn’t have been more grateful!! The bar was great and we would definitely recommend!

I was visiting for just one night and choose to walk here. Very beautiful but the place was empty at 8 on a Sunday. Could be blamed on my bad hearing but when I was offered distilled water, I wasn't anticipating 9.00 for that. My very saucy pasta came and I ask for a little bread, 4.00 was added to my bill for a slice of bread with butter... The lobster pasta had 5 or 6 bits of lobster claw/ peices.. the sauce was nice and the pasta cooked perfectly. The waitress had a very strong accent that was hard for me to understand. When I questioned the 4.00 slice of bread, they did take it off my bill. I too my souvenir 9.00 glass bottle of water with me.

Amazing experience. Been here before years ago and so happy they are still here…. Atmosphere is amazing and service is first class… India is so sweet. I had the crab Benedict..

We just visited the Rhett for the first time this past weekend, and WOW, they did not disappoint. We went for brunch around Noon and were surprised it wasn't packed, considering it was the July 4th weekend. We were seated at the bar immediately, and the bartender was a pleasure to work with. He made us some fantastic drinks and kept our water glasses filled. The food itself was splendid! I had the chicken and waffles while my wife had the loaded grits bowl. Please do yourself a favor and TRY IT! The restaurant itself is gorgeous and has been decorated classily. They had several parties of more than 6, so they can certainly accommodate your family brunch needs. Next time you're down by River Street, stop by.

The highlight of my trip to Savannah! Tonin was great and gave excellent recommendations. The grouper was perfect. I appreciated the education on where the oysters came from. 10/10 would recommend to a friend and I will be back again!

The food was great! I probably wouldn’t pay those prices again but it was convenient being in the hotel if you don’t have the energy to go out. The servers were nice and and it wasn’t too noisy

Tonin is super nice and attentive with great recommendations! The shrimp and grits had a good portion of fresh shrimp with creamy grits and the grouper was seared perfectly. The oysters were so fresh and also tasty. The calamari breading was bit salty but still flavorful. I’d return for the shrimp and grits alone. Would definitely want to try more items on the menu!

This restaurant needs to have a higher rating!! After a week of staying at the hotel, I've had a week's worth of breakfasts/brunches here & tried 80% of the menu. Every single dish is delicious & fresh. Some dishes are on the smaller side by American standards, so just double check with your waiter if super hungry (or get the omlette - it's huge). Staff are very attentive, friendly & well trained. They genuinely look like they want to be there, which is so rare these days. The whole operation runs so smoothly. Even on Sunday when every table was filled, they managed to get my order out in under 15minutes. Amazing! (ps their beignets on dinner menu are to die for!)

Delicious Mojo rice bowl and chicken burrito! Great guacamole. Service was friendly but elusive. Outdoor dining was fun for people watching.

We are fans of Strange Bird but it is temporarily closed and so we thought we would try Bull Street Taco as we are huge fans of Mexican food and even work in a taco truck for a friend back home. Sadly, we were disappointed. The food was nothing to write home about, with the three different tacos having a slight burnt aftertaste and didn't have much flavour otherwise. The chorizo bowl was alright, but I didn't even eat half. Our margaritas weren't very tasty and were watery. We didn't drink them all and I never leave a margarita. Staff were friendly, but we came for the food, and are unlikely to return.

The food was more in the flavorless side and the server only came to out table to ask for drinks and to deliver the food. He didn’t care to ask if our food came out just as we ordered it or if we wanted another drink. Don’t waiste your money or time at this place.

Fantastic food all around. Tacos were very flavorful. Salsa was great! A++ would eat again.

The food is good. Really good. I went back forth between 4 and 5 stars on food... And if I could, I would give, 4.85 starts. We did get two instead of three Armadillo Eggs and I know it said 'stuffed jalapeno,' but it would have been a total home run if there had been a little more preparation to the jalapeno. Our jalapenos were thick, raw, full of seeds, and a little unpleasant to eat. But not unpleasant like sent it back, we still ate them. The chips and salsa is really good, I wish it had been free, but it is better than 90% of the free salsa out there. We had the beef barbocoa, hot honey chicken tender, and Baja fish tacos, all of them were great. Our server was outstanding! He was a total rockstar; he was magically there when we wanted something, but also wasn't always there. You know what I mean?! He made us feel welcomed, he was attentive, but we also didn't feel rushed. And yes we're the jerks who can't remember his name, but he rocked a killer mustache.

Food was very good. Wife had the chorizo bowl and it was almost enough for two. I had a chicken taco and a Baja fish taco (both flour) - both were amazingly tasty. Fairly good size for the location, has bar, inside, patio, and street seating (street was great for people watching - eclectic neighborhood). Wife said her margarita was good, and she's very picky about them. My draft Dos Equis Amber came with a lime wedge and was very refreshing on a warm, muggy day.

I said to my brother* is everyone here gorgeous?! 😆 1st time and I was unsure about what to order but AJ put me all the way in the game with her recommendations. Came in on a Taco 🌮 Tuesday, so that's what I had with chips and salsa. Everything was excellent and will definitely be back in the future. Brother said the Premium margarita was a little weak but we're accustomed to the finer things in life. 😉 Spiced it up a tad and was better. THANK YOU SO MUCH AJ! See you later! 🫶🏽

Atmosphere was really nice, cleanly, and cool! We stopped here for an appetizer as lunch. I had the chicken nachos. They were superior! Super delicious, loved them! Food came reasonably fast. The reason my rating is a 3 was the service. The host didn’t seem happy to be there, they were not rude, just not as friendly. Then our waitress, while kind was not very attentive. My drink came after we were done eating. She did not check to ask how things were really, she took our order and brought our bill; someone else delivered our food. I would come back because everything was DELICIOUS, but service was slacking.

The food and service were great at Savannah Tequila Company! Our server, Mia, was outstanding—friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu, which made our dining experience even better. The management staff also deserves recognition for running such a well-organized and welcoming restaurant. From start to finish, everything felt professional and seamless. Highly recommend!

Not your typical Mexican restaurant. I loved the Shrimp with lime and poblano peppers! Enchiladas and pork ribs were yummy. Salsa trio was good. Try to get a seat outside! Margaritas were strong.

While my sisters and I were on our sister trip in Savannah, we stopped by Savannah Tequila Co for a quick afternoon snack — and we’re so glad we did! We ordered a few chicken tacos, and they were absolutely delicious — fresh, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned. You could really taste the quality and care in every bite. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel right at home the moment we walked in. The atmosphere was vibrant, energetic, and full of life, with great music and a fun crowd. We only stopped in for a short visit, but had we not already had other plans, we definitely would have stayed to enjoy the full dine-in experience. Next time we’re in Savannah, we’ll absolutely be back — and we’ll make sure to have the full “Dine-in experience!” Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for amazing tacos, friendly service, and a great vibe in the heart of Savannah.

Absolutely delicious food… We had the tableside guacamole, which is a wonderful experience in itself, and then the Paradillo (which was a platter for two people). The food - and drinks - were wonderful, but the service, from Maura, was outstanding. She took time to tell us about home and Mexican culture which was an honour to listen to.

We went there twice on our recent trip to Savannah. The first night we had a waiter named Michael, who was amazing! I have food allergies and he made sure I got food that was safe for me & I felt comfortable. The food was excellent! We had such a great time we went back a second time when he was working and brought others with us. Everyone loved their food and we had no leftovers! Michael took great care of us. We would all definitely go back! If you do go & have Michael, please call him John (for a joke) and tell him the Bible thumping, tequila lovers from Chicago sent you 😂

Quite a long walk down Rver Steet from where most of the action is. With a name like Tequila Co it didn't feel like anything like a Mexican restaurant. It was like a contemporary cafeteria. We had chips and salsa to start. The salsa didn't have much flavor but the guacamole and quesso were good. Chips were red, white and blue, looked nice but I've had better in authentic Mexican restaurants. Margaritas and wine were served rock glasses. Grilled chicken salad was OK. Asked for no cilantro but had no dressing either. I ordered 3 tacos. The pulled pork and fish taco were fine but the steak taco was like chewing leather. If you want Mexican I would try somewhere else.

Cool little dive bar. Cash only but they have an atm. Lots of pics and 70s Pabst decor. Jukebox and darts. Chill atmosphere with diverse crowd. David Lee Roth poster. Jimmu Carter came here in the 70s! One of the oldest bars in town. There is some history about the original owner.

Stumbled across this iconic and historic dive bar on Saturday. (Thanks to Yelp) It was close to 100’ outside and there was a full bar inside. Cash only. (You can take your drinks to go.) Not food service. No tabs. No outside seating. It does have tons of local flair! Everyone seems to know each other and they were very welcoming to us. We stayed for a while and really enjoyed our visit to Pinky’s.

Everything you want a bar to be. No frills. No nonsense. Excellent service. Padded Chicago rail. Ice cold beer. Whiskey. Analog jukebox.

Favorite bar in town. Love this bar. Favorite spot as a new Savannah local. Prices are fair, environment is local and friendly. Love coming here. Highly recommend always. They have to go cups!

Pinkie Masters was recommended to us by friends and new friends alike. It is AWESOME. Total throwback, no frills, but Matt the bartender was fabulous, and the atmosphere can‘t be beat.

This place is good. Cash only. Old type vibes. Staff is great. Crowd varies wildly so you never know who’s gonna be here. Check it out if you like beer. Cheap PBR

We accidentally stumbled into this little local pub! The atmosphere was fantastic, thanks to the locals. Everyone was really friendly to us tourists. One gentleman even shared a story about how President Jimmy Carter once sat on the other side of the bar here. God rest his soul! They have a huge variety of draft beers. The bartender was also very cheerful, which really added to our good mood! The price-quality ratio is excellent! It’s a must-stop during a sightseeing tour of Savannah! It’s good to know that Savannah is one of only three cities in the U.S. where you can drink alcohol on the street, either partially or fully.

What a fun dive bar! We happened upon there anniversary party where they provided free food, music and hosted a silent auction. Cool bartenders and patrons.

We came for a drink and stayed to enjoy the music and it’s open til 3am. We had a great time. A fun place to hang out the last days of 2024.

So I happened upon outdoor karaoke last night after have a few drinks at another place. It was so much fun! Seriously, drinks are affordable, place reasonably clean, the people were awesome and the outdoor space was backyard-dive with some Savannah swag on it. So much fun! Whoever the Karaoke MC was deserves an award for most entertaining I’ve ever seen! Definitely come out for a night of karaoke!

Visited over ten pubs on my recent visit to Savannah and this one was by far my favourite. Just one of those non pretentious places that it all comes together right. Nice ambiance and friendly service and a great music mix. Another great visit here Jan 2020 and still the best pub around. Another visit 02/03/2022 and they saved my usual seat for me .

The bartenders make incredible drinks! But the karaoke girl only puts your song on if you tip more than $20! We got there when it was empty, got the party started, and she told me, "I'm not playing your song, you only gave me $10, and the others gave me $20

My favorite bar in the city! So much fun but mainly because no one else was in there, we had the bar to ourselves! There's a dart room in the back, and a fun bar upstairs with karaoke! Definitely will be returning to this establishment!

We love the Rail! You can’t beat their pickle back shots and ghetto dawgs. We were looking to stay away from super touristy areas and we stumbled upon here and the vibes were perfect. Very divey downstairs and upstairs had karaoke! Always a good sign when you run into your bartenders from other places drinking here!

Hands down the best vegetarian slider I’ve ever had. Ever. The mushroom sliders came with two delicious, cheesey, meaty mushroom delights. After the food, the unique menu and vibe of the bar are hands down reason to come back - tomorrow! Cool tasty drinks and an underground room? Sold.

Quick TLDR: Drinks: 10/10 | Service: 10/10 | Atmosphere and Vibe: 11/10 My girlfriend and I stumbled upon this place while exploring the streets of Savannah together on vacation. Right off the bat, it was an extraordinary experience. To get to the bar, we had to go down an alleyway and down a dark set of stairs. I thought for sure I was about to walk up to a metal door in a bond movie and some Russian guy would open a tiny door and ask me for the password to get in. However, sure enough we opened the door at the bottom of the stairs and entered this darkly lit, classy bar that felt like a snazzy speak easy. We truly fell in love with this place. Whoever came up with the concept of this bar had a clear vision and true imagination for creating an unforgettable experience. The wonder didn't stop there however, as even the menus were crafted with thought. I don't want to spoil the menu, so you'll just have to see it for yourself. You won't be disappointed. Anyway, the place had a very cozy & romantic vibe while also feeling professional and mobster all at the same time. If I was opening a bar, this would be as close to perfection as I could imagine to attain. It's truly hard to convey just how snazzy this place is, so just check it out for yourself. Next time I am in Savannah, I will be coming back.

This was our second time visiting Savannah and visiting Alley Cat. It is my favorite bar in Savannah. Atmosphere 💯 Cocktails 💯 Service 💯.

Definitely a 10 out of 10 place if you wanna get away from the weirdo crowds come to this place this place is amazing with everything they do. The drinks are amazing and they have so many options.

Drinks are the downside here, and that’s a shame because that’s why we went. Each of us typically have a nice feel with one glass of wine. We each had 2 cocktails but no buzz at all- it was like there was no alcohol in any of the drinks. Caribbean punch tasted like straight root beer (as mentioned in most recent review). Employee was mopping floors at 12:15 when we walked in (although several tables were dirty). Talk about vibe killer. Nice old music and underground bar is the reason for the star.

Love, love, love this place!!! Delicious cocktails and wonderful staff. The menus alone were something to write home about!

What a vibe! Such a cute, sexy, fun & delicious bar. The staff was amazing, the bites were tasty, the ambiance was impeccable. & omg. Wait until you see the adorable menus

Stopped by this bar with a few colleagues midday. The atmosphere was okay—nothing special, but decent for a casual outing. I tried a cocktail, but it didn’t quite hit the mark. It was just okay, not as flavorful or well-crafted as I expected. One of my colleagues had the cheeseburger, which unfortunately wasn’t good—he thought the meat might have been off. Thankfully, the staff handled it well and refunded him without any hassle. I ordered the whipped feta with flatbread, and that was actually really good. Creamy, flavorful, and nicely presented. Overall, the experience was mixed. Some highlights, but definitely room for improvement, especially with the food and drinks.

Bar Julian is hands down one of my favorite spots in Savannah. I absolutely love this place—the atmosphere is super nice and the views are incredible. From up top, you can see all of Savannah, and it really makes the experience feel special. The food is always amazing, and the cocktails are some of the best I’ve had anywhere. I love that they constantly update their cocktail menu—it keeps things exciting, and I’ve had some truly fantastic drinks here. The vibe honestly reminds me of a rooftop bar in NYC, but with that Savannah charm and stunning skyline. Whether you’re looking for a night out with friends, a date spot, or just a place to enjoy good food and drinks with an unbeatable view, Bar Julian never disappoints.

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our service people were sweet; decor has changed to mostly high tops: okay. music pumped up early eve, say 5:30, 2 patrons, inc me, had to ask please turn down: bartender: what? (she couldn't hear my husband)...fungi pizza very good; shrimp tiny and soooooo overcooked; views fabulous! but locals used to be comfy there w good food: def a hotel bar now = sad

This is a popular place amongst locals and not just those staying at the Thompson Hyatt. I was unable to dine Saturday night (really busy), but was able to make breakfast and I am so glad that I did!!! The sourdough bread is the best I have ever had! All bakery is made fresh, in house ❤️ NOW THAT'S TOP TIER! P.S. Latte photographed for aesthetics. I would not recommend for coffee snobs like myself. P.P.S. Order sour dough bread! Service: Sweethearts! Ambiance: River view 😍🌊

Bajillion is an amazing restaurant with great staff. I died during their brunch hours and they had a great amount of food that catered to different types of cuisines! I would definitely recommend coming back

The sunsets!! Ambiance and view of the city make this our go to for roof top bars downtown. Service is excellent and menu.

Found this speakeasy last minute in downtown Savannah after grabbing some dinner. You stand in line outside and walk through the actual restaurant to get to the downstairs area. This place is inside Flock to the Wok which looked super good as we walked through. The seating is first come first serve and we were able to snag a cute corner booth in the main lounge area. Our server was handsome, dressed sharp like an old school bartender and made some good recommendations. We ordered some small apps and sipped on some delicious craft cocktails. It was definitely a vibe for many occasions - girls night, date night or just a good time. I can’t wait to come back with hubby!

Hidden speakeasy located below Flock of the Work. Such a cool vibe. Craft Cocktails were delicious! We did not have food but nibbles were available. This is a must visit in Savannah.

Drinks are great! Wish I could go back for more, but I live out of town. This place is totally worth stopping in! The speakeasy vibes are on point!

So this is a tough one. I didn't absolutely love this place, but I definitely think it's worthy of a good recommendation because it's so different and such a crazy vibe. Wasn't super happy about the line outside but hey, that means people want to get in and go there, right? Just a heads up- there is a dress code as there were some violations in the group ahead of us and they couldn't go in. There's so much to see and I absolutely love the decor and just random stuff that we saw. There's actually two rooms so make sure you see the second one. One of my favorite movies, The breakfast Club was playing in an area. Also, a variety of seating areas. There was this cool tech light thing, sorry I cannot explain what it was, but I couldn't keep my eyes off of it. Like I said, it's definitely worth going into and there wasn't a cover charge. But we only had one drink because we did not love the cocktails. Mine had a weird aftertaste that I did not enjoy. I think it's definitely fun to go to and worth a drink.

Really cool kind of hidden speakeasy. The entrance is through Flok to the Wok. Really cool seating and well crafted drinks. I had the blood orange martini and it was really good. We sat in a small area like our own private den.

Absolutely one of the best bars I’ve ever visited in all my trips to Savannah. To be fair I shouldn’t call it a bar as it’s better described as a cocktail lounge. The interior design is exceptional and a lot of thought went into to the little details making for a truly relaxing atmosphere. The bartenders were very personable and knowledgeable about the different drinks available. I decided on a cocktail called a Southern Living and would highly recommend. Will definitely return on my next visit to the area .

We read somewhere that there wasn't a good bourbon cocktail to be found in Savannah. Well, shame on them! PEACOCK delivered a beautiful Paper Airplane and Smoked Old Fashioned. Delightful cozy secret location in the lower level of Flock to the Wok. Don't miss it!

Quite the collection of eclectic folks enjoying the evening here. People from all backgrounds hang out with friends in this crowded and popular bar and eatery. As this was our first stop of many, we did not eat here, but did enjoy some drinks. I would probably call the menu "boujee" as I am not even sure what some of the described menu items were, and I have traveled many places. It was a bit loud with the crowd, but it was an energizing atmosphere.

The craft cocktails are incredible—bartenders clearly take pride in mixing up these tantalizing works of art. The place has a fun 80s vibe, with the staff looking like they pulled their outfits straight from a vintage closet. The real highlight is spinning vinyl records, complete with the occasional crackle and static. Absolutely love this spot.

After a failed attempt to go to a nearby restaurant, we ended up at Savoy Society on our first evening in Savannah—and boy, did we feel immediately inducted! The red snapper was the best fish dish I’ve ever had, with its juicy flaky snapper, pops of vinegared veggies, browned by it tender fingerling potatoes, and addictive dipping sauce. Then the drinks were top notch. I devirginized the carrot colada and I regret nothing. Perfection. Also shoutout to our super cute and kind bartender who kept his cool the whole time, accommodated all my allergies, and never left us waiting for service or the check. 5 stars. Then can we just talk about THE VIBE??? It’s like dopamine decorating in a jungle in 1965. Tiki this, cheetah that, nailhead detail, gold, chartreuse on burgundy on sapphire on steroids. And the fish TV!!! The designer needs a promotion. We felt so at home from the first moment we walked in the door. Only complaint is that the secret must be out, because it got crowded the later we lingered. So go early, and you’ll find it hard to leave!!

*** No AI was used in this review, my words are my own.*** A dance party broke out around me at Savoy Society while I was attempting, unsuccessfully, to sober up near the end of a zippy evening earlier this year in Savannah. I was a solo table of one, sipping a modest Miller Lite can and a small-but-mighty Chatham Artillery Punch in a champ flute when the DJ kicked things into high gear about a quarter till midnight and half the room started to swayin' and grooving and I might have even caught a bit of grinding in the rear-view. Me? I was entirely too footsore for such mayhem, thanks to the "charming cobblestone" streets my hooves had been clopping on all day, and had to refrain from joining in, but this is the kind of vibe you can expect from Savoy Society. Charleston eat your heart out. The drinks were excellent all around, fun without being twee, hefty, and a fine value given the central Liberty street location. The staff was attentive and friendly and genuinely looked like they were having a fun night. My server in particular (K) was a grinning blur, weaving amongst numerous tables but always checking at my tiny perch and making sure things were proceeding smashingly. They were. Happy staff is always a good sign and makes the customer (you) relaxed, which I certainly was after a long walking tour of Savannah drinking establishments. The overall vibe is comfy and cozy, - plants, wicker chairs, vinyl, spot lighting and a big ole glass window facing the street to tempt the thirsty. It is clean with good sight lines, no 'dark corners' here. Moderately loud but then again it was dance night. Overall, inviting and even vaguely lush in a charming and thrifty sort of way. The food was surprisingly great too, especially for near midnight, a blurry photo of the well portioned Spanish Ham and Cheese sandwich with a side of pickled vegetables (excellent, crisp) is all that remains on my phone. I had to follow it up with a clever Rye/orgeat/lemon pebble-ice smasher garnished with a capsized Underberg in the double rocks. You know, exactly like they don't do in Germany. Savory Society is a lively joint staffed by people who care. They also sling strong drinks and fresh food into the witching hour. If you think you're too old for this place, you aren't, because Good Times are for any of us who show up. Savory Society is on my List for the Savannah central area and should be on yours as well. Five stars.

If you're looking for a bar that serves more than just great drinks, look no further than Savoy! This place is a sanctuary of warmth, wit, and wild energy. A special shout-out to Maya, the server who single-handedly saved my relationship with her incredible hospitality and intuitive care. The night started like any other – just me and my partner, trying to enjoy a night out. But, as fate would have it, we found ourselves caught in a tension-filled moment on the verge of splitting up. Enter Maya, with her calm demeanor and a spark of understanding in her eyes. She didn't just serve us drinks—she served as a reminder that love, just like good wine, only gets better with the right support. We sat down with glasses of white wine that were perfectly paired with two of the most phenomenal hotdogs we've ever had. Seriously, these things were next level—crispy, juicy, with a perfect mix of toppings that made every bite a revelation. But what really made the night unforgettable was Maya. Her ability to read the room (and our unspoken tension) and subtly steer the conversation in the right direction was pure magic. She turned what could have been an awkward, heavy evening into one of connection and laughter. By the time we left, not only had we saved our relationship, but we were also planning our next date night here. Maya is a gem, and this bar is now our go-to spot for when we want to mix great food, exceptional service, and a dash of romance (with a side of sizzle, of course). Highly recommend! Five stars all around.

Enjoyed three nights this weekend at Savoy! The atmosphere is like that of a 70's beach hotel bar with bamboo chairs, fun patterns, and layer textures and tones. The bartenders were extremely attentive. "Feeling Honky" was a favorite cocktail. Great way to end the evening Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night! Filled with both locals and Savannah visitors. Sunday we came back for a collaboration night with Soy y Soy and Jomar Santos Corujo serving up some spectacular cocktails. We enjoyed the beef and chicken arepas and the chimichurri flank steak. The house was packed with amazing energy and music thanks to the DJ who was brought in. So fun!

Bradley was a great bartender! Charcuterie wasn’t bad. Definitely recommend the drinks!

This place was a blessing! We originally came to have dinner at Vic’s on the river, however they said it was gonna be an hour wait. So we walked right over to Arco to have a cocktail while we waited and ended up staying. We snacked on the charcuterie board and were quite impressed. Once an hour passed and no text from Vic’s we decided to stay to have dinner here too. Let me tell you they didn’t disappoint either. I highly recommend the Chilean Sea Bass. Kasia was just the best and staff were amazing would definitely come back!!!

Arco has become one of our favorite dinner/cocktail lounge in downtown! Last night we had Nathan and Abby serving us! They were wonderful! We didn’t do drinks this time but we had the Pan Tostado, Filet Mignon and Grilled Shrimp with an extra side of Sautéed Green Beans! We unfortunately only got a picture of the Pan Tostado. The food is absolutely delicious, you will never regret your selection!

We had five hours to burn before flying home from Hilton head. We decided to pop into Savannah and explore. It was coffee time so we came into Arco and was greeted by Brandon, a wonderful barista/bartender from South Dakota. The coffee was excellent and we walked out feeling like we had a new friend! Will definitely be stopping back in again on our next visit to Savannah!

Great place to go for a drink and the food is delicious too. Never had anything less than a top notch experience here.

I rented out Arco for my wife's 50 birthday. Words can't express how ecstatic we were with the results. Josh and staff went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect. The ambience is second to none. Josh provided us with the best staff to accommodate us. They were very professional and made us feel at home. Thanks The food was excellent. The crab cakes are the best in Savannah, without a doubt. The drinks and drink selection were top notch. I highly recommend Arco for your next event or if you want to relax for and evening drink in a relaxing environment. Thanks again for making my wife's birthday one to remember. Sincerely, Djuan & Asia

10/10 for Arco! We stumbled across this place online and we are so, so happy we did. Made a reservation, but honestly, didn’t need to— It was relatively quiet for a Friday night. Great vibes, cocktails, service, and delicious food. We especially enjoyed the burrata and sea bass.

Absolutely best coffee shop I have ever been to in my ENTIRE LIFE! Atmosphere and latte hands down the best!!!! We just stumbled across this place by chance and I am soooo glad we stopped! MUST TRY! I would give 10 stars ⭐️

Perfect ambiance for relaxation with a few drinks. Beautiful outdoor area overlooking Savannah. Menu was small, but the items were good. Wait staff was ok. Drinks were good. Would visit again just for the laid back energy.

Super cool and unique rooftop bar. Loved the vibe up here and the drinks were really good and refreshing, we had the mule. Got to watch a few container ships leaving the ports while enjoying the breeze.

Amazing rooftop which was perfect for a weekend brunch! The loaded fries were great and the smoked salmon toast was even better. The drinks were expensive but good!

This was my first time at The Lost Square. It’s a great place to socialize and chill! It is somewhat hard to find, but overall great experience.

Loved the roof with a fantastic view of the city. Appetizers were pretty good. Server was very patient and friendly.

Wow, that’s a great view! The menu is small, but the drinks are fantastic.

We recently hosted a semi-private event at the Lost Square and the staff went above and beyond! The drinks and light bites were FANTASTIC. Perfection is poured into every mixed drink and every dish is amazing. The views are unbeatable- both the bridge and river views! Saeed played/sang that evening and his vibes were perfect with the setting. Thank you for the GREAT time! Shout out to Jordy for helping us plan the details. One of Savannah’s best kept secrets in my opinion.

Food: Okonomiyaki with pork belly and short ribs. Super great and interesting take. One thing that made the Okonomiyaki different was the toasted Bonito flakes. Super savory and a good mixture of textures. If you're not into savory onion and fish flavors, it's not for you. Drinks: Low Country Luau (great for people who like tart drinks) , A Dapper Mellow (if you're not super into fruity rum Drinks and are more of a bourbon or whiskey drinker this is for you), Tropical Pleasure, Riviera Maya 2.0, Maiden's Revenge. Overall, it was a great experience and food. The price was just a bit expensive for the kind of food and drinks offered. The bar tenders and wait staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and welcoming. If you are into trying different tiki bars in different states, this is worth the stop. The Bamboo Room has some unique offerings on their menu. I'd definitely order the Okonomiyaki and Maiden's Revenge.

I would definitely recommend this bar for the drinks and atmosphere. It’s one of my favorite places to come and have a drink or two with friends before heading out to dinner or to catch a show. The bar is perfectly decked out to make you feel as if you are whisked away on an island somewhere.

The decor and ambience here are amazing. Tiki drinks are great. Tiki glasses are a little pricey. Small plates like pork belly tacos are pretty good

This tiki bar is pure vibes. From the moment you walk in, you’re transported, colorful lights, bamboo decor, and island tunes set the perfect mood. It’s charming without trying too hard, with every corner giving off that laid-back, beachy energy. The drinks? Tropical yum. Think playful garnishes and just the right kick. Whether you’re into classic Mai Tais or adventurous house specials served in funky tiki mugs, they’ve got you covered. The staff was warm and welcoming, adding to the cozy, festive feel. It’s the kind of place where you can sip, laugh, and forget what time it is.

Cocktails at a tiki bar oh yeah. Great Tiki bar, cozy atmosphere, super nice staff, had the won tons with our drinks.

If you’re looking for a fun and tropical Drink. This would be the place. The atmosphere was tropical and the drinks were on point. It was a vibe

If you are in Savannah it's definitely worth it to stop by and get some oysters and Coconut rice bowl or spare rib tacos; so worth it. Our server was Reese and she was very nice, quick and knowledgeable of all items on the menu. Recommended!!!

Easily one of the best bars in Savannah with the best drinks, bartenders, and ambiance! If you are brave enough you can even enter the cobra room!

Helpful tip if you’re new here: find the seating where you feel comfortable to chill, look over the menu, and then place your order and payment at the bar counter—nope, no one will come to you 🐺. Any questions you have, you have to approach the bar 😉. I even had to wipe down the wood bar table myself because of water stains from old drink glasses. I picked this lounge to meet friends because the drinks presentation I saw in other Google reviews looked pretty. I felt the lone wolf vibe when I entered. I didn’t feel welcomed (maybe that’s the vibe they wanted to give 😅 to match the brand?), but I made myself comfortable by leaning into my extroverted side 😎. I even convinced my friends, who were about to step out, to stay. The bartender seemed aloof and reserved, but his 🍹🍸🥃🍊 mixing skills were 👍🏼👍🏼. I tried two of their crafted selections, both delicious, and even the mocktail my friend ordered was yummy.

This hole in the wall bar is one of the best in Savannah. Love the atmosphere. We stopped in before a cooking class which was near the bar. It was busy when we were there and got even busier and the people loved it. The bartender kept up with every one. Lone Wolf has a sister bar in Savannah. Water Witch. This bar has a tropical feel with a drank menu to match.

Cool vibes, and a fun place. Long waits but if you're hanging out with friends who cares? Good (although not standard) beer selection and they'll make all kinds of mixed drinks. Enjoyed myself!

This is a somewhat divey bar but my husband and I loved it! The staff was great, the drinks are all awesome and we loved the atmosphere. Dogs are also allowed. This place is in an old house so it is easy to miss but highly recommend you checking it out!

Really cool bar - worth leaving the tourist historic district for some really good cocktails and just overall an amazing vibe.

If you find yourself off the beaten path somewhere in Savanah, Georgia, you'll discover this unassuming building. There are no large signs marking its existence, and it does not stand out. You enter the front door, and you will have found, not the Twilight Zone, but better!!! There exists this pretty cool little bar. Some would describe it as a dive, I say it's amazing! There is a decent size bar within the main room, and there are booths and tables, should you require a more personal space. The cocktails here are really good, as a mixology approach is taken in the preparation phase. 80's music was playing in the background, while the movie "The Barbarians" was playing on the television monitor. Look it up, 1987 flick starring the barbarian brothers, it's so bad it's good. I digress, but this just added to the ambiance and experience of this location. The bar is first come seating, and meals should be planned elsewhere. If you find yourself in the area, this place would definitely be worth a look!!!

It’s a neat little bar with fun karaoke on Tuesday nights, but they don’t tell you that you have to pay to participate. I came in with a group of 8 after choir rehearsal to have some fun and the bar had only 4 people in it. It gradually filled up, and after well over an hour, we still never got to sing (we didn’t have money in our choir binders). It was such a bummer—they will put people ahead of you endlessly if you don’t pay. I tried offering all the candy I had in my bag but the DJ was diabetic (lol). Big downer. Just be prepared, come with cash if you want to do karaoke.

Not bad, the karaoke is fun and it’s not a bad crowd. But Brooke (one of the bartenders) definitely made our experience great. Which is the reason for the 4th star. She made sure that my group were taken cared of, and was fun yet professional. I recommend this place if you like karaoke and a fun crowd. But Brooke’s energy was definitely memorable and she represented the establishment well.

Place was awesome and friendly. Loved the staff and hospitality! Specifically Enjoyed our DJ (Dj “nugget”) he made sure to lift everyone up in spirits and even more so with his hosting ability. Great times, great food, and great people… highly recommend

It's definitely a bar that serves food. No actual wait staff, just bartenders that forget there are tables. We had to wait until the bartender paused his conversation and turned around to get his attention. Then we had to go into another area to find a different bartender to ask if she could ring us up because we never got a bill, and couldn't find anyone else. I used to go quite a lot for drinks and karaoke. It was always a great time. I've never been during the day, and probably never will again.

🎉 Had the BEST girls’ night last Thursday at McDonough’s celebrating my friend’s birthday — and DJ Grizzly totally brought the party! 🔥 He kept the music on point all night, had everyone dancing, and even sang Happy Birthday to my friend 🥹🎤 The vibe was everything — fun, personal, and nonstop energy. If you’re ever out and DJ Grizzly is spinning, don’t miss it. He knows what he’s doing! #GirlsNight #BirthdayVibes #DJGrizzly #McDonoughs #SavannahNights #GoodTimes

Not great. DJ nugget is by far the worst karaoke host in Savannah. We waited over 3 hours to sing even stayed until last call and never got a chance to sing. He was very rude highly recommend staying away from this place if you want to have a good time.

Hung out here for my birthday, my friends and I had an excellent time! DJ grizzly patches was my favorite karaoke DJ I've seen here yet, super fun and he has a great voice himself 😆. Great atmosphere overall, super fun birthday!