Out of town visiting random places and this popped up nearby. I went 50 mins before closing (ik,…read morethat's crazy but i was hungry). I sat at the bar but I read they have a rooftop as well. Bathroom is located on the bottom level (kinda scary down there when the lower level of the restaurant isn't open). Good part, the food was piping hot and fresh. I got 24 Rockafeller Oysters and the Spinach Dip. Both of them were so good. The oysters were plated a lil sloppy but they were good nonetheless. The spinach dip had a thick cheesy crust on top and the pita chips were hard but still went well with my oysters and spinach dip. I also got a Churchill burger and it was sooo thick and juicy! I'd definitely get that again. Overall, I liked it and you may like it too. My bill for all 3 things came out to $68 which isn't too bad because i got big portions and a lot of food!

We needed a quick bite to eat and found Churchill's a block away. They have an open air, rooftop…read morebar with seating which can be nice depending on the weather. We were there at 5:15 PM on a Thursday afternoon and it was 82 degrees Fahrenheit with a nice breeze so the rooftop was perfect. I ordered the Ale Braised Shepherds Pie with of course, an ale! The ale was quenching and the pie made a good appearance! There was a perfectly baked pastry on top. It was light and crunchy and was a nice twist over a mashed potato-based pie. Unfortunately, it was a bit too salty. It wasn't so bad that I wanted to send it back but it was definitely more salty for my taste. There were nice chunks of beef but the larger pieces were slightly dry and chewy. Our server Matt took good care of us (like our request to rearrange the tables and chairs to accommodate our group) so kudos to him.

This is a great small and local spot we happened to stumble upon. The atmosphere was great and…read morethere was a jukebox that had a lot of great classic music. The drinks were also good and very affordable. This is a cash only bar which is rare nowadays but it does exist. The service was excellent and the people were really nice. It was a great break to come here and hangout for a few drinks during the holidays. Highly recommend and will be back!

Cool spot to grab an adult beverage while touring Savannah. During your visit you'll hear some…read moremusic from the jukebox at a level that makes you tap your feet. The service is good and bartender friendly. Bring cash as that is the only way you'll be able to pay! It's worth the walk to experience Pinkie Masters!

10/10! the bartenders were mean as hell and they tried to hit on my wife even though I think they…read morewere gay. favorite bar in Savannah. will be back every night until I die. the chips are the freshest Doritos I've ever had. the ambiance is the perfect spot to black out on car bombs.

If you're looking for a true Irish pub experience in the heart of Savannah, O'Connell's is the real…read moredeal! It's located on Drayton just off of E Broughton. This no-frills pub is everything an authentic Irish pub should be--warm, welcoming, and filled with character. The original Irish décor makes you feel like you've stepped right into any part of Ireland , with every corner telling its own story. The prices are unbelievably reasonable, especially considering the quality and atmosphere. It's the kind of place where locals and visitors alike can relax, have a perfectly poured pint, and enjoy good conversation without any pretense. Nothing fancy here--just genuinely good vibes, great drinks, no TV, and no food, but oozes classic Irish charm that's getting harder to find these days. O'Connell's is hands down one of Savannah's best hidden gems and this is coming from an Irish Yelp reviewer who despises so called Irish pubs, thot are not Irish at all. Sláinte!

Just off 95 South of South Carolina state line. Great…read moreEnglish pub. Excellent fish and chips. Good beer choice and clean bar. Warm welcome will try to go again when driving past. They also have generous English goods for sale and selection of pies.

Gluten free Fish and Chips (more fries than chips to be clear here in the US), cute names for…read morespeciality beverages & tea service, gorgeous salt water fish tank, British themed seafood style restaurant. Note- it is not in a standalone building but in a strip mall. It's right in the corner by the street though so it's easy to find. There's also a lil Asian market in the same mall. Service was good and waitress was clear with gluten free requests and options. Not a lot of options for g/f.

Great fun loving outdoor/ indoor bar packed on the weekend with song loving karaoke singing boys…read moreand girls. Drinks were strong and reasonably priced. Decor was fun and interesting.

This place is fun! Lots of different areas to congregate on several levels. Efficient service. The…read moreupstairs opened promptly at 8. This is a "dive bar" and had that energy feel. Not sure if they served food, we were on a bar crawl.

The coolest little dive bar. You can draw your own picture of Abe and pop it on the bar. Drinks…read morewere good and the bartenders were awesome.

My friend Matt and I decided to stop here after dinner and it was wonderful. It is about a 5 to 8…read moreminute walk from the Kempton hotel is where we had dinner tonight. They had open mic night; and each artist was able to do three songs what I love about this bar is they have fantastic drinks as well as a great ambience. Or bartender/server his name was gizmo and his real name is John and he is great! The ambience is what really makes this place special. It is a great spot for tourists and locals alike!!! I had a whiskey Coke for eight dollars and it was great!!! 10/10

Found this spot by chance while on the trolley tour, either stop #10 or #2. We also came after…read moregrabbing a slice at Vinnie Van Go Go, so I was still pretty full. Had I seen this spot first, I definitely would've gone for the shepherd's pie and a lot more... maybe even a drink! The bar had a relaxed, easy England vibe, which I loved. Service great! Of course, we had to try something even though I was stuffed. We ended up getting the breakfast sausage roll, strong notes of sage, but overall very tasty. Just a little mustard or ketchup would've made it perfect! Such a cute spot, definitely worth a visit.

Cute little bar and pie place (sweet and meat)- inside seating with a couple tables outside as…read morewell. Greeted right away and service was quick. Took our drinks and pie to go. Tried something new with a butter beer, sweet but not too much to enjoy. Husband tried a cider- Widow. Also tried the French Silk pie, decadent and about 4 split each large slice for just enough dessert. Definitely worth a try!

As a local, I just love Circa! The atmosphere is cool. The service is always great. It's perfect…read morefor a date night. They also have a nice wine menu. Their steak prices have gone up a bit, but the quality matches the price. I started with the French onion soup, a must. It's a hearty portion it a nice size crock. For the entree I had the steak frites + truffle fries. The filet was one of the best I've had in a while. It was a nice, thick cut. Prepared perfectly with a nice sear on the outside. The fresh cut fries were delish. Restaurants come and go in Savannah, but Circa 1875 is a staple!

We visited Circa 1875 during our short time in Savannah. There were so many restaurant options and…read morewe decided for this one based on availability and good comments. I definitely do not regret our decision as we had a great meal. The interior ambiance of the restaurant truly transports to another place, it is truly beautiful. Our server was so gentle and gave us many recommendations on things to try and even accommodated some of requests. We started with the Espresso Martini and non-alcoholic French 75 (my first time) and these were both great. For appetizers, we had the crab croquettes (cakes), escargots and caesar salad. Everything was delicious (including the complimentary bread) , and to our surprise the Caesar salad had a nice crunch with the addition of fried frog leg pieces (if I'm not mistaken). The main entrees were the stars of the night, while we were originally inclined to try their Steak & Frites, our server recommended the steak tips sautéed over mushroom sauce with pasta and this was the perfect match instead of the classical French fries pairing. We also had the Supreme Roasted Chicken with caramelized veggies and everything was cooked to perfection. We did not leave without dessert and tried their Créme Brûlée, and while it was runnier than usual, the flavor was there. We thought it needed more time. Overall a great experience while in Savannah!