Chatham County · The Coastal Lowcountry
Restaurants in Savannah
Where people actually eat in and around the city. Only open, real places get named here, in the order we would actually go.
Back to the Savannah guideThe Olde Pink House
Historic District · Fine dining · Southern
The 1771 mansion turned Southern dining room, the historic-table pick for a Savannah evening and the Lowcountry dinner.
Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room
Historic District · Southern · Lunch
The family-style Southern lunch served at communal tables, shrimp and grits, fried chicken, and the full Southern table, a Savannah rite of passage.
The Grey
Midtown · Fine dining · Lowcountry
The restaurant in a restored 1938 Greyhound bus station, Lowcountry and Southern cooking with a modern hand, the special-table pick.
Vic's on the River
River Street · Seafood · Fine dining
The Southern seafood room above River Street in an 1850s cotton warehouse, river views and the Lowcountry seafood table.
The Boar's Head Grill & Tavern
River Street · Seafood · Casual
One of the oldest taverns on the riverfront, a dependable River Street table for the seafood and the river view.
Husk Savannah
Historic District · Fine dining · Southern
The Lowcountry kitchen on Whitaker Street, Southern ingredients cooked with a modern hand.
Treylor Park
Historic District · Casual · Local favorite
The playful casual room on East Bay Street, a local favorite for the inventive bar food.
Zunzi's of Savannah
Historic District · Casual · Local favorite
The counter on York Street known for its sandwiches, a Savannah lunch favorite.
Crystal Beer Parlor
Historic District · Casual · Historic
One of Georgia's oldest bars, a Historic District tavern for the casual table and the local beer list.
The Pirates' House
Historic District · Casual · Historic
The 1753 tavern and restaurant in the Historic District, one of the city's oldest buildings, casual Southern fare.
The Collins Quarter
Historic District · Brunch · Coffee
The Australian-style cafe on Bull Street, known for coffee and brunch near the squares.
Leopold's Ice Cream
Historic District · Dessert · Local favorite
The 1919 soda fountain and ice cream parlor, the sweet ending to a Savannah day since it opened.
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