Farah turned what could have been a disappointing end to the night into one I'll remember for all…read morethe right reasons. Even though the kitchen was already closed, she went out of her way to make sure I was able to get something to eat. She didn't have to do that--it was simply an act of genuine kindness. Great bartenders don't just pour drinks; they make people feel welcome, cared for, and seen. Farah did exactly that. Her positive attitude, willingness to help, and exceptional customer service made all the difference. If you're lucky enough to have Farah taking care of you, you're in great hands. Thank you for going above and beyond!

We stopped by after dinner, because they had a bread pudding on their menu and I was on the hunt…read more This was a road trip in the South, and I wanted as much shrimp and grits, fried chicken and bread pudding I could handle. Even though we were only ordering one dessert with water, the service was great and very helpful. We were able to sit outside and enjoy the weather (it had been raining off and on so it was a welcome cool). We got the bread pudding, and it was unlike any I've ever had. It was moist (a must) and the raisins were plump (very good). It was topped with a lumpy custard - like a real pudding(!) with whipped cream. The custard was unexpected, and not my favorite, but it made it unique and I enjoyed it.

The restaurant looks like an English pub. The food was delicious. Eden was the best waitress!read more

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!

I love a good dive bar and The Original Pinkie Masters does not disappoint. I was staying just…read morearound the corner so this became my local bar while I was in town. After the first night, I already made friends and felt like a regular. The bartender was fast, friendly, and made some killer negroni's. It's the perfect mix of divey without being sketchy or gross. All are welcome here and this is somewhere I'll be stopping into every time I'm in town.

If you love a good old-school dive bar, The Original Pinkie Masters is definitely worth checking…read moreout! This place has tons of character, a fun crowd, and a great bartender who made us feel right at home. It's laid-back, unpretentious, and exactly what you want in a classic dive bar. We had a great time and would definitely stop in again when we're in Savannah. And one important tip: don't forget it's cash only! .

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!

Small Irish pub in the heart of the historic Savannah. The bar itself is quite interesting - small,…read moresomewhat dark, and fairly crowded. I had a couple of pints of Guinness. Place wasn't loud so we (big family) could still chat. Not sure they had any food. I didn't ask, they didn't offer. All around good time. N*joy!

Catching up with olld friends require great surroundings when reuniting! Not only surroundings but…read moresights, sounds and flavors of old days in England. If you've traveled there, this authentic, themed restaurant is sure to invite those memories to return. The ambiance itself is thoroughly English Pub! And the list of pints to pour and ciders underscore the authenticity. Cheese and meal items are equally European dishes with the fish and chips (I enjoy them with malt vinegar for dipping). Come fall, they turn German for October fest and celebrate with equal authenticity. Read, hard to find German brews, bratwurst and kraft, veal Snitzel, rouladen. All those entrées thoroughly real. (PS- look for the English Breakfast-a great start to your weekend adventures!) Aye Matey!

The place is great. Most places don't put crust on the bottom of their pies and I was so happy to…read morehave a proper Irish pie. They have different Irish and British comedy going on all the tvs. Great brews to choose from and a collection of bitters that will make you jealous for those old fashions. Seems everything is made fresh. Ash was my bartender was super friendly and talkative. She was super responsive. I don't give 5 stars so I would give them 4.8. Give them a go!

The service was fantastic and the ambiance was awesome. The night we were there, they had a live…read moreband outside but you could still casually talk.

Local hangout in City Market. Definitely a dive bar feel. Decent prices and drinks. Service was…read morefast at the bar.

What a great local spot for drinks and refreshments. Yesterday, my friend Adam and I stopped in…read morehere for a quick shot of Milort and a hard cider. Gentleman behind the bar was very nice, and the prices who are very reasonable we went right in at 4:30 PM so it was 30 minutes after they opened and they are open from four I believe to 3 AM every day. This place does get packed so I would recommend getting there a little bit earlier if you wanna like sit at the bar sit at a table and just look at all the different drawings of Abraham Lincoln. 10/10

Overall rating: 4.3…read more Kitchy vibe dive bar (cash only) with a million and one Abe drawings. For me, it's more of a check out and dip spot. But I think I'm just not a dive girly. My friends really likes the spot and put up a drawing.

What a cute small bar we came upon in Savannah. It's in city market. Started out with a drink and…read morethe staff was very nice and inviting. They have more than drinks to offer. They make pies of different kids! It's a must stop just to have the experience!!

Very cool venue as the smallest bar in Savannah. The bartender server was very friendly, attentive…read moreand knowledgeable about Savannah. Decent selection of beers and cocktails. The pies were freshly baked and delicious. We got the chicken and steak/potato pot pies which hit the spot! There are many pies to choose from. Great lunch time spot in Savannah!

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!

Had a fantastic dinner at the perfect downtown location. This French restaurant is nicely…read moredecorated such that you would think that you were in a Paris bistro. We had a fantastic server who recommended the Ribeye Steak special for the evening. I'm glad I took her up on that offer as the steak was cooked perfectly to medium rare and had a lovely wood fired char. The sides were excellent as it came with asparagus and potatoes. Well cooked with lots of flavor. Would highly recommend for a wonderful night out in Savannah.

Friendly and inviting with great food…read more Despite traveling wi the 10 in our families, the smaller indoor area was still able to accommodate our seating needs with big booths and small tables near by. Outdoor area was big and ample but a little too cold for some of our family members. The food was delicious. There wasn't one plate that hit our table that disappointed. Few appetizers were ordered, Tuna bites and Blue Crab dip with pita, to share. With our big orders of the Oyster Po Boy sandwich and the Crab-cake sandwich accompanied by fries. We have a few days left and the family are considering this location as a return but definitely on my must and recommended list in this area.

Warning if you are allergic to seafood do not.go here. According to our waiter everything is…read morefried, grilled or steamed together.