Kyleigh Renee & Joss Xander
Things To Do in Savannah
The Olde Pink House
Most of Savannah's true classic restaurants take a bit of planning to get a reservation, but trust us it is totally worth the effort. Each one is a memorable experience that is special to us. The Olde Pink House serves classic Southern cuisine in an elegant mansion built in 1771. Reservations fill up quickly, we recommend booking 2-3 months in advance.
The Grey
Occupying a 1938 art deco Greyhound Bus Terminal that they painstakingly restored to its original luster, The Grey offers a food, wine and service experience that is simultaneously familiar and elevated. They Grey and head chef, Mashama Bailey, are featured in Netflix's 'Chef's Table' Season 6 Episode 1 Reservations fill up quickly, we recommend booking 2-3 months in advance.
Husk Savannah
Located in the heart of Savannah's Landmark Historic District, Husk transforms the essence of Southern food and is an ultimate foodie experience
17Hundred90 Inn and Restaurant
Savannah’s oldest restaurant and inn, 17Hundred90 has been in service since 1976. A living time capsule of America’s earliest decades, this treasure captures the authentic flavor of an eighteenth century river port restaurant and hotel while working diligently to provide wonderful new memories…and might be haunted?!
The Pirates' House
Since 1753, The Pirate's House has been welcoming visitors to Savannah with a bounty of delicious food and drink and rousing good times. Situated a scant block from the Savannah River, The Pirate's House first opened as an inn for seafarers, and fast became a rendezvous for blood-thirsty pirates and sailors from the Seven Seas. Great for lunch or a bit more casual dining.
Poe's Tavern
Poe's Tavern is a gastropub that is named after the famous American poet and writer, Edgar Allan Poe, who is said to have frequented the tavern during his time in Savannah. The tavern was built in 1794 and has been serving guests for over 200 years. It is one of the oldest pubs in Savannah and is said to be one of the most haunted places in the city. Great for lunch or a bit more casual dining
Boar's Head Grill & Tavern
Locally family-owned, the Boar’s Head Grill and Tavern offers a perfect combination of rich history, great atmosphere, and amazing food. The oldest restaurant on River Street, since 1959, diners have enjoyed the rustic ambiance in this 18th century refurbished cotton warehouse. Great for lunch or a bit more casual dining.
The Ordinary Pub
The Ordinary Pub is Savannah's neighborhood basement pub specializing in reimagining classic pub fare with a new southern Americano twist. Great for lunch or a bit more casual dining.
Treylor Park
Treylor Park is a vintage bar and restaurant in Savannah's Historic District. Park it in the sunny indoor space for fun cocktails and a unique local menu. Great for lunch or a bit more casual dining
The Grove Savannah
The Grove is a sophisticated casual restaurant and rooftop bar, offering several floors of enjoyment. The Grove menu is filled with Southern comfort food, served as lunch and dinner daily, as well as brunch on the weekends.
The Wayward Bar
For something stronger try The Wayward Bar in the Perry Lane Hotel. The Wayward bar isn’t your typical local watering hole but an experience full of craft cocktails, arcade games & a motorcycle on the ceiling.
Savoy Society
For something stronger try Savoy Society. This cocktail bar has a distinctly 1970s Palm Beach vibe, craft cocktails, and a light menu that features shareable tapas
Alley Cat Lounge
For something stronger try Alley Cat Lounge. This cocktail bar is located in an alley in a below-ground space with a speakeasy vibe. The Alley Cat Lounge is staffed by some of the best mixologists in town
Leopold's Ice Cream
For something sweet try Leopold’s Ice Cream. Founded in 1919 by three brothers who opened their ice cream parlor on the corner of two streets in Savannah, where two streetcar lines intersected. The popular ice cream parlor is a ‘must do’ and local favorite.
Byrd's Famous Cookies - River Street
For something sweet try Byrd’s Cookies. Since 1924, Byrd Cookie Company has been baking both sweet and savory cookies for visitors and locals in Savannah. This award-winning, family-owned company provides fresh-baked products that are delicious.
Lulu's Chocolate Bar
For something sweet try Lulu’s Chocolate Bar. A baker and a bartender walked into a room and created something that has been voted “Best Desserts” every year since its inception in 2007. Treat your taste buds to the most delicious desserts and glamorous atmosphere