Pour Larry's has become one of my go-to spots whenever I'm out downtown. I've been here a few times…read morenow, including tonight during the St. Patrick's Day weekend, and it's always a fun stop. The place has a really laid-back dive bar vibe, which is exactly what makes it great. The drinks are affordable, the bartenders are quick even when it gets busy, and the crowd is always a mix of locals and people just out having a good time. Tonight the energy was exactly what you'd expect for St. Patrick's weekend in Savannah -- packed, lively, and just a good time overall. It's the kind of place where you pop in for one drink and end up staying longer than you planned. If you're bar hopping on River Street or just want a casual spot with good vibes and strong drinks, Pour Larry's is always worth the stop. Pour Larry's has become one of my go-to spots whenever I'm out downtown. I've been here a few times now, including tonight during the St. Patrick's Day weekend, and it's always a fun stop. The place has a really laid-back dive bar vibe, which is exactly what makes it great. The drinks are affordable, the bartenders are quick even when it gets busy, and the crowd is always a mix of locals and people just out having a good time. Tonight the energy was exactly what you'd expect for St. Patrick's weekend in Savannah packed, lively, and just a good time overall. It's the kind of place where you pop in for one drink and end up staying longer than you planned. If you're bar hopping on River Street or just want a casual spot with good vibes and strong drinks, Pour Larry's is always worth the stop.

Cool dive bar. 2 for 1 Tuesday is my fav. Management is totes cool. Bartender Faith was my favorite…read morebut Chris is AMAZING! Enjoy a good rock & roll dive bar!

Oh yummy! This place is a gem on River Street in lovely old Savannah…read more Inside feels like an old timey bar with rough brick walls and dark wood. We got a nice booth and a nicer server. Food was just fantastic. For starters we got a Cool peach sangria which was super refreshing and highly recommended. We also got the bread with cheese sauce (yum). My entree was on the daily special list and it was a tasty grilled pork chop with mash and broccoli. Couldn't have picked a better lunch. Everyone in my party was happy with their selection and the prices were very reasonable. I highly recommend if you're in the area.

This restaurant is exactly where you need to go for a great comfort meal and a yummy Moscow mule…read more The group i was with had a long day at a work conference and wanted to end the night with some good comfort food, lo and behold the cotton exchange. Everyone has a different Idea of a comfort meal as mine is a steak and others ordered grilled cheese! None the less everything was exactly what we needed to fill our bellies! The Moscow mules were also tasty and extra brownie points for being served in a copper mug! Tasty place no matter what you order on the menu!

Amazing service! Outstanding food!…read moreFresh happy hour James River oysters for a BUCK! Mrs snacked on fish dipped which was so good she wouldn't share! Give em a try!

Tried this for the first time…read more The service was good. Multiple people stopped by multiple times to ask to clear plates and ask if we were finished...even though we were still enjoying our meals. The oysters were very good. We shared multiple appetizers. The crab dip was odd....covered in raw red onions. Would have preferred them cooked or not on the plate. Drinks were good. We enjoyed/shared 3 different cocktails. Very loud. Maybe because we were close to the bar. Seems pricey. Spent over $200 for oysters, appetizers, and drinks after tip. May give them another try in 3-4 months

We had a dinner reservation at Ardsley Station around 7:45pm on a Saturday night. We originally…read moreplanned to grab a drink closer downtown at The Grey, but a private event foiled our plan. Instead, we decided to hop down to the Smol and give it a shot. First impressions is that it's super small (maybe 3 barstools and 2 booths), but cozy. Also super hip, quirky, and retro with the board games, cards, movies, etc. I only realized just now that this place is connected to the Two Tides Brewing Company. Drinks are cool and it's nice and cozy for a quick drink if time permits.

This was on my list of places to stop by in Savannah. It is so hip and nicely done inside. We got a…read morelittle booth (there's only 2) and had amazing cocktails as well as play games. They distilled all their liquor in house and the cost is priced very fair. There's additional seating outside but it is very small and cozy! Every cocktail was fantastic and felt very curated. We had a few each so I can't remember exactly what they were but nonetheless they were amazing. Street parking is available and there is a bathroom around the corner of the bar that you need a key for.

Delicious fresh food, but parking on street no parking lot…read more The Tybee Oysters were a treat! My party of 7 all had positive comments about the food. Would definitely return!

I was really excited to try this new locally owned diner and wanted to love it. Unfortunately, the…read morefood was a big disappointment, especially for the prices. Our server was friendly and helpful, which I appreciated. But the food just didn't deliver. I ordered the turkey club (~$20), which was supposed to have honey mustard. The sauce soaked into the bread and didn't taste like honey mustard at all, making the sandwich hard to eat. We also ordered the steak frites (~$30). The steak was overcooked and had clearly been sliced without resting, so it was tough and lacked juice. The chicken and waffles were also underwhelming--the chicken was bland, and the waffle was soggy inside with a strong cinnamon flavor that tasted undercooked. None of us ended up eating more than a few bites of our meals, which was disappointing given how excited we were to try the place. On the positive side, the marinara served with the mozzarella bites was very good, and the ambiance is cute (though the seating isn't the most comfortable). I really hope they work out the kitchen issues, because it would be great to have a solid locally owned diner here. Right now, though, the food quality just doesn't match the prices.

If you or someone you are with Craves hot dogs and some BBQ, this may be the place for you. This…read morevery casual restaurant in the 600 block of Indian Street provides both. On this visit, I just explored the hot dog side of the house. I ordered the chili cheese hot dog and fries meal. The employee taking my order also appeared to be responsible for preparing the orders in the kitchen. My order took about twenty minutes to appear at my table after paying. The all-beef hot dog was hearty and filled me up. The French fries were a different type than I am used to receiving, but they were delicious. There is an electronic ax-throwing game in the restaurant, which was closed, so I did not experience that. Crave is located in the middle of what I call a SCAD block of dorms and classrooms. This visit was a couple of days after graduation so the place was not full. Nothing bad to report, I may try some BBQ on a later visit.

I noticed a "now open" flag on the way into a neighboring business and my husband and I decided to…read morepop into Crave for dinner. The iPhone GPS brought us to the back side of the building, but we eventually found the entrance across from the former Ghost Coast Distillery. It was so quiet you could hear a pin drop inside (no background music). I was surprised to see an axe throwing lane! And a wall of beers on tap. There were few other patrons dining at the time. This is an order at the counter and they bring your food out joint. It took about 15-20 minutes to prepare our one to go meal. My husband ordered the pulled chicken sandwich, which came with fries and a choice of side. He opted for the coleslaw. They offered us a complimentary cookie which I enjoyed on the way out. The to go order was served in a paper box and a paper bag. No napkins or utensils were given (this is the new "green" initiative businesses are doing, which I appreciate). By the time we got home to eat, my husband said the sandwich was great but needed more sauce. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. They mentioned there will be a grand opening party in coming days. I am glad to see this area of the historic district being built up with hot & new businesses!

The pretzel was sssooooo soft and tasty. Not over salty and definitely sizable. The service was…read morecool and was quick to get the food out. The surrounding was a nice table next to the river. Peaceful plecito grab a bite

Tried to visit on our trip to Savannah, according to the hours on Apple Maps they open at 12 noon!…read moreWaited until 12:30 and still wasn't open :(

OMG Crispi might just be my favorite burger joint in Savannah. It's literally a food truck in front…read moreof a brewery. I have lived here for years and had never heard of it, but I am glad I did. The burger was juicy, flavorful and delicious. Highly recommend 10/10! I would say they need more sides, but I appreciate the simplicity of this place.

If you are looking for good burger check out Crispi- Food Truck. My family is here in Savannah…read morevacationing and we wanted something quick after an evening of the beach. It wasn't a line so we were able to pull up and walk right up. The owners were helpful and we prefer pretty quickly. Cute food truck and signs were very understandable and you got to add on or take off what you didn't want on your burger. They don't have fries so if you are a burger and fry person they don't have a fryer on sight.

Cha Bella is a wonderful restaurant The food was excellent…read moreand Kris Crouton was the absolute best waiter we have had with his great informative information and Southern hospitality and personality Russ B

the service and food was fantastic. very welcoming . Cozy atmosphere. But again the food was so…read moredelicious. We had 4 people in our party and everyone enjoyed their meal .