Soooo good. Loved the ambience and total vibe. It felt like every detail mattered and the end…read moreresult was perfect. What we tried: - artillery punch - there is a reason they limit this to two servings per person. - old fashioned - house-made limoncello Great service and a good time all around.

Artillery is an absolute must during a visit to Savannah…read more Perfect for date night, a night with friends, or honestly just anyone who appreciates a good cocktail bar with a great atmosphere. It immediately reminded us of the cocktail spots back at home. It was stylish, energetic, and just... cool... without trying too hard. Definitely a millennial/gen z hotspot in the best way. The music was so good and the entire bar was quietly singing along and boppin their heads to a backdrop of Britney, Mandy Moore, Backstreet Boys, NSYNC... we loved every second of it. It was such a fun vibe. The cocktails were great, the crowd was beautiful, and the location is perfect. We'd go back in a heartbeat.

If you are passing Savannah, come in for food, drinks, music, and just the fun character of the…read moreplace! We saw a neon hot dog sign at The Warehouse in the middle of River Street (Jun 2026). We had a delicious plump juicy flavorful 10" all beef dog. We are happy.

Inside is just the chillest vibes. If you're looking for a dive bar, this is the one. Ashleigh was…read moreour server/bartender and absolutely amazing. The food was delicious and the drinks were so good I can't wait to come back. This place stays packed for a reason. If ordering food be prepared for a slight wait as the kitchen is small but the food is worth it.

Bootlegger's was recommended to us since it was attached to our hotel, and I'm glad we stopped in…read more The vibe is dark, cozy, and laid back. Definitely the kind of place where you can settle in, have a good cocktail, and relax for a while. You can tell they take craft their cocktails & I always appreciate a cute little garnish. Everything felt thoughtful and well crafted. We shared the charcuterie board and really enjoyed it. At $22, I thought it was a fair value and it paired well with the drinks. Overall, a great little speakeasy with good cocktails, good snacks, and a cool atmosphere. I'd definitely stop back in the next time I'm in Savannah.

This dingy bar has the gall to charge $20 a drink and $20 for a small little flatbread that I was…read moreable to eat in 2 bites. I know the economy isn't great, but cmon, the clear overcharging is one main reason we will not return. In addition, the waiter constantly ignored us even when I had called him over. He walked past us four times, filling every other tables waters for them except ours. Overall don't come here unless you like getting over charged for mid cocktails -- you put some bubbles on an 8$ drink doesn't make it $20!

We've traveled to Savannah for 18 years now and have logged somewhere around 8 months of tourist…read moretime. The rooftop bar scene grew nicely in the past decade. While most of the rooftops are regularly accessible to the public, there's something about Myrtle & Rose which has caused it to elude us. Often, it has been closed for a private party, or perhaps it was full. In any case, we finally were carded and sent up the elevator with the slightly aggressive doors. Yes, they close fast. Keep a move on! We were offered a table overlooking the river and served by Will. My wife enjoyed her Amber Hour, and I an old fashioned. I suppose they don't want us getting tipsy and falling off, since my drink may have had 2 or 3 ounces. A good little taste, but not for long for this Wisconsin boy. Let's not go down the road of it being a "real" old fashioned -- I know and enjoy both kinds. (You must when you also own a distillery.) The two shining points of the evening were the view and our server. This spot offers a nice, close-up view of the river from both directions -- perfect for the occasional ships passing in the night. Our server, Will, was very professional, attentive, and thoughtful. By the end of the 50° night, Will had brought a blanket for my wife. While we can handle below-zero temps at home, there's something about 50° on vacation that gives us the shivers. Perhaps it was the dress -- I'm not sure, since I wasn't the one wearing it tonight. Anywho, finally a great experience was had at this well-done rooftop bar.

We visited Myrtle & Rose during their Christmas pop-up, and it was such a fun and festive…read moreexperience! The whole place was beautifully decorated every corner felt cozy, cheerful, and perfect for the season. One of the highlights for me was their hot chocolate, it was honestly so good, rich, and comforting, exactly what you want during the holidays. On top of that, getting a Stella beer cup with my name engraved was such a cool and unique touch. It made the experience feel even more special and personal. Overall, it was a great time with a really nice atmosphere. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking to get a. Nice drink.

A must try for speakeasy and hidden bar fans! Sleek and stunning lounge with bold colors, neon art…read moreinstallations, and a cool library/study side room complete with a fireplace. The lighting choices throughout the space are incredibly bold and stylish. The bartenders here are true craftsmen who pay immense attention to detail with every single cocktail they build. They feature an impressive, expansive menu, and you honestly won't go wrong with anything you order. If you're looking for a place to start, I highly suggest trying: The Blood Orange Martini The Sudachi Times The Espresso Martini It's a fantastic spot for phenomenal drinks and great vibes in Savannah!

This place is great and no secret password needed - just walk to the back of Flock to the wok and…read moreyou're there. The atmosphere here is great and the drinks are on point. Order at the bar and grab a seat wherever your heart desires. Definitely recommend if you're in town!

I really enjoyed the Waving Girl Rooftop for brunch. Firstly, the hotel is quaint, hidden and cute…read moreand out of the way. The rooftop restaurant is very cute, photo worthy aesthetics and the views are great. But ultimately it was the great customer service for me! Our waitress was very helpful and attentive. The chef even came out and offered a plate of waffles to try. Also, while taking pictures on the patio he came out and took our pictures. I really enjoyed everything and can not wait to return.

We wanted a rooftop girls night and decided to give Waving Girl a try since it's new. The hotel…read moreitself is very nice and the rooftop ambiance is good. Easy access to the elevator from the lobby to get to the rooftop. It's a smaller rooftop space and when we went on a Saturday evening (6:15pm, 3 people) it was self seating. They did a good job with the space for sure. Now for the actual experience....we sat ourselves as indicated and servers saw us choosing a table but it was about 15-20 min before anyone even approached our table and the server asked if we had been helped yet and when we said no, asked if we were ready to order. But we hadn't even been given a menu so we requested menus and waters as it was a warm day. She brought back one menu for the three of us and some lukewarm waters. Which fine it's water and we were thirsty. We ordered a round of drinks and four appetizer plates altogether. Drink wise we ordered a Harbor Rose, A Rosenbrook and a Peach of Mind. The Harbor Rose and Rosenbrook were excellent. The Peach of Mind was just okay. Food wise we ordered the Charcuterie Plate, Crispy Fries, Crispy Mozzarella and Whipped Goat Cheese Tartine. DO NOT ORDER THE CHARCUTERIE PLATE. For $26 we received a very sad looking plate of minimal cheese and bread. The picture is included. No preserves were included as the menu indicated, the bread was not toasted as indicated, no cornichons were included as indicated, it was definitely not a $26 plate at all. We asked our server about it when she came by to check and she sighed like she'd been hearing the same complaint multiple times. She did bring us some more cheese and bread to attempt to fix it but even then it was just dry cheese and bread. The crispy fries came out cold and not fresh like they'd been sitting out for a while and then under the heat lamp even though the cheese sauce was warm so I think they premade the fries and left them sitting out way too long to maintain freshness. We sent them back to the kitchen to be remade and when they came back the fries were fresh but the portion was smaller and the egg was cold so no real win there. The cheese and egg yolk did all the lifting flavor wise the fries didn't even seem salted. The crispy mozzarella wasn't terrible but again it had been sitting under the lamp ready to come out for too long so the cheese wasn't super melty anymore and was thick. It wasn't all the way cold and didn't taste terrible lukewarm so we didn't send it back, but if it had been at the proper temp it probably would have been fantastic as the breading was fresh and crispy and the sauce with it good and who doesn't love a giant mozzarella stick. The goat cheese Tartine was the standout of the starters, my only note would be that one huge piece of sourdough bread was hard to cut and share. Luckily being a cold dish we didn't have temp issues. The intent was to have a few rounds of drinks and food but after the first we decided to just continue our night elsewhere. When we ordered we clearly specified we were on separate checks and what belonged on each check. But when we asked for checks at the end of the night it was all on one. Not wanting to spend another 20 min waiting for it to be fixed we just asked her to split it evenly three ways on our cards and she acted like that was the biggest inconvenience ever. In summary, it's a beautiful space with good drinks and good bartenders but sadly lacking in good service and food delivery. Now they are new so they might still be figuring things out but there are definitely a few things to solve before I'd dine there again. I thought perhaps the kitchen was too far but no, there's a kitchen for the rooftop inside the space right across from the bar, so that wasn't it. If I were to return anytime soon, it would only be to sit at the bar and order a drink.

Lone Wolf Lounge was our last stop of the night and we definitely had fun. This felt way more like…read morea locals spot than the other bars. It's right around the corner from a few other neighborhood bars, so it's a great locale to do a little bar crawl. Multiple bartenders at other bars told us to go to Lone Wolf. Savannah doesn't really have a true gay bar, but this place kind of fills the void. We're glad we found it.

Drinks: 7/10 Service: 9/10…read moreAmbiance: 7/10 Overall rating: 7.5/10 Nice chill bar with a hidden room in the back.

Planters tavern has a wonderful ambiance, and waiters are super friendly. We came at 6pm and while…read morethey said there was a 2hour wait, it wound up only being 30 minutes. So we got there for 6:30, and knew we had to leave by 8:20, as we had a ghost tour shortly thereafter and we told our waiter as such. Unfortunately, despite not ordering an appetizer and going straight to mains, we didn't get our dinner until 7:55pm. The reason it happened was the waiter accidentally ordered us the seafood special, not the steak special. They were apologetic about it, but still, a dinner we were looking forward to turned to a rushed scarfing down of food. Would have been nice if they comped one of the dinners, or offered a free round of drinks for the inconvenience. As for the meal itself - the shrimp dinner was meh - only came with 6 shrimp for $32 (pirates house shrimp dinner tasted better and came with over a dozen large shrimp). The ribeye was perfectly cooked, but needed more seasoning. My guess is because they rushed it, they may have forgotten the salt. The steak sauce (tamarind forward a1) wasn't my cup of tea. On the positives - both of the sides were amazing - highly recommend they put those on the main menu. All in all - there's too many good restaurants in Savannah, I doubt I'll be coming back. Given the ambiance, maybe good idea to come for a drink and dessert? (Although the wine pour was a little weak too).

Of course I take all visiting friends there because how do you come here and not go? Two drinks $40…read moreplus tip but you just have to see what's under the Pink House. Always eat fried chicken. Service impeccable always crowded. Still worth it for the true SAV experience