Loved this museum and speakeasy!!…read more Is it touristy- yes. Is it fun - yes. If you are in town for fun this is a nice indoor activity to beat the heat. Fun displays and lots of info. Did not realize that Savannah was so big during Prohibition. And those drivers gave way to NASCAR. And you get to hold guns with Al Capone! Bar at the end was a nice break. I had the Brown Derby and wife had a Mule. Brown Derby was good and they definitely give you a good pour of alcohol. The Mule was $5 and was very tart and refreshing. Gift shop at the end has a ton of options. Stop in, beat the heat, have a drink and learn something.

Stopped here on a whim in Savannah and it was so much fun! Our tour guide was so full of knowledge…read moreand Im so glad we opted for a guide. We learned so much, and got a cocktail at the end! Highly recommended!

We used to love Garibaldi's so much, as we would drive 3 hours from Columbia SC to Savannah GA, and…read moreback just to enjoy the scored flounder. So, after moving to GA recently, we decided to go back for my birthday. We enjoyed the atmosphere of the old Italian look of this place. We could not have asked for a better table location as we were all the way in the back and tucked away in the corner, very private and romantic. The only issue is the circular coach seating was worn out, and I knew with bad back I might in for an uncomfortable night. The service itself was professional, but not very friendly. While most staff members seemed to smile and appeared to be enjoying themselves, our waiter acted like he did not want to be there. As for the food, it just did not measure up to the past, as there was 1 great dish, 1 OK dish, 1 not so good and 1 just bad. We started out strong with Denver Lamb Ribs with a sweet Ginger soy sauce glaze. Easily the best rib dish we ever had. We debated on our next dish between the Lobster Cocktail or Stone Crab Claw and unfortunately went for the Crab as it had years since we had some. We both agreed the Crab meat did not seem fresh as it was mushy and the sauce lacked the tang of a traditional Stone Crab sauce. We both ordered the Crispy Scored Flounder as that is the reason we came here in the 1st place. The dish is a Flounder, that is scored on both sides into easy chunks to eat, with and Apricot Shallot Sauce. Overall, it was an OK dish, but not as good as either of us remembered as it could have used more sauce on top of the fish. We finished up with a poorly executed Bourbon Pecan pie. This dish looked (see picture) and tasted not much different than a Little Debbie pie you buy in boxes of 10 at the grocery store. This small round piece of pie had zero Bourbon sauce or flavor whatsoever. The dish seemed so out of place both looking and tasting, that I went to see what others posted on yelp, and what we were served didn't even come close to previous dinners experiences. Not a great way to end my birthday dinner.

Had a business dinner at this restaurant there was no valet parking so we had to find a parking lot…read moreabout a block away. Ambience was perfect for a business dinner. Food was very good. Service was excellent.

A Must Do! This Remarkable Tour is told by Savannah's 2025 "Remarkable Woman of the Year" Patt Gunn…read more(Sistah Patt), CEO of the Underground Tours of Savannah! At the last minute, we scheduled Sistah Patt's Tour, and honestly this is by far the BEST ONE, and we did several here and in Charleston, while visiting from California. Sistah Patt is incredible and inspirational, fact-telling, and is currently in projects in Savannah, bringing proper recognition and truth-telling. I wish I had done a little research on her, as I did after leaving her tour...oh my, I probably would have asked so many more questions, I had no idea of the advocate she is. Let me leave you with this: Who in Savannah can change a Squares name, from Confederate Vice President (Calhoun), to Taylor Square, to honor Susie King Taylor, born into slavery, who became the 1st Black nurse to serve in the Civil War and later open a school for African Americans in Savannah? YES, Patt Gunn Can, and it happened only 2 years ago! This is the Tour you will want to do. This is the "Remarkable Woman" you will want to share/ask/listen to.

Sistah Patt Gunn is an expert truth teller and scholar. She shares a detailed historical, cultural…read moreand economic depiction of the history of slavery in and around Savannah. You cannot begin to understand the history of Savannah, Georgia, the South or our country without this foundational understanding. This experience will stick with me for years to come.

We had a blast with Savannah Slow Ride today. It was lots of fun and a great workout. Our driver…read morewas super cool, we were able to DJ our own tunes, had a blast bar hopping, and enjoyed seeing downtown Savannah on our 15 passenger bike. Good times!

What an amazing evening!! We set out for the evening on the Booz Cruise, and I just can't recommend…read moreit enough. Our guide Justin was a wealth of fabulous stories, humor, and pedal-party energy. Couldn't have had a better guide for our first time in Savannah. When our group shared with a local that we were headed out on a pedal tour there was a lot of cautionary tales of how difficult these rides can be, but we had a wonderful time and didn't feel like pedaling through Savannah was all that arduous. Great stops for delicious drinks, a decent workout, and lots of laughs. Definitely a 10 out of 10 - would recommend. Don't miss this one!

This is a good way to see the beautiful, historical city of Savannah, Georgia. The trolley will…read moretake you all around the many beautiful squares which are a unique feature of this city. If you are a fan of the book or movie Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, you will see the Mercer House as well as other important spots mentioned in the book. The old part of the city is rally quite remarkable. The tour also takes you to the port are and the newer parts of the city, but the main focus is definitely the historical area. Than Goodness the town capitulated and General Sherman spared it from being burnt. Our tour guide was knowledgeable, friendly and comfortably paced. Be aware that you cannot commandeer the entire seat, not even for backpacks and such. Two persons to a seat.

Cooper was fantastic!!!…read more Only complaint is wait time. Waiting "40" minutes for a trolley in 90* weather, with nowhere to sit was grueling for a disabled veteran spouse!

I've been to Savannah multiple times, but this was my first time doing a tour of the city. These…read moretours often sell out so I would recommend booking ahead of time. We did the 75 minute historic tour of Old Savannah. Check in was a breeze and all employees we encountered were lovely. Our tour guide/driver, Irish, is a Savannah native and shared some of her personal anecdotes and gave us an in depth history of the squares and history. I learned a lot more about Savannah during this tour and would highly recommend!

Everyone was so great on this trolley tour but specifically Cyndi. She was so informative and kind…read more We were able to see so much of Savannah by doing this and learn a lot of history.

I took one of the walking tours while in Savannah and had an amazing time with Daniel. It was an…read morevery intimate group of three which made it more personable and not rushed. We were able to ask more questions. We started at Johnson square and ended at Forsyth park. We walked the downtown area and learned a great deal of history about Savanna. Our guide was very knowledgeable and appeared to be passionate about history. i loved that he spoke about the good, bad and ugly of the historical moments. All in all I had a great time and would definitely recommend this tour.

daniel was excellent! very informative of the savannah history and culture. the tour is free…read moreoutside of a mandatory fee they have to charge on their website and the guides make their money off tips, which are definitely well earned! would take the tour again next time i'm in savannah!

Chloe, the owner, and her family of tour guides are so fun and knowledgeable! It's clear they have…read morea deep love for Savannah and GA history to boot. The tour was filled with fun facts and just the right amount of humor. I was even told they're doing a special female-focused tour for Women's Day soon and have other plans for limited runs and more unique tours in the future! I can't wait to see what other tours are coming soon. *Note: I have medical conditions that often lead to fatigue and can sometimes making walking tours like this difficult, and one person in our group has limited mobility (trouble with stairs mostly). We discussed these things before starting the tour, and they were able to help modify it for easier walking routes and included a few short breaks without leaving anything out! that said, this tour is an excellent option for young kids and families!

From the owner: Our founders bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. With a Georgia State…read moreUniversity alumnus, who is now teaching history at his alma mater, leading the charge, and a Kennesaw State University graduate armed with a degree in Anthropology, our crew is well-equipped to dive deep into the historical treasures of Savannah. Rounding out our ownership is a 2014 Georgia High School graduate who honed their skills in business while successfully running an escape room in Portland for six years. Growing up, our family took countless trips to Savannah, creating cherished memories steeped in history. Coming from a household that valued the importance of Georgia's past, particularly Savannah's historical significance, we always knew that our love for storytelling and preservation of history would one day culminate in this venture.

My husband, two friends and I took this tour on Saturday afternoon on Sept 12, 2026. It was a hot…read moreday and luckily that day the tour was on an air-conditioned bus rather than a trolley. The Moron Twins, Dani and Danny (AKA Ava & Jamal), were entertaining from start to finish. They did a great job getting the audience involved and the jokes, commentary, and occasional history lessons never sounded like they were repeating something they had memorized - it sounded like they were sharing the information for the first time. I think it's smart there is a minimum age requirement (13 years). There is occasional adult language and situations, but never anything over-the-top; I'd say it's the equivalent of a PG-13 rating at the theater. My favorite part was when Danny, a black man wearing a red wig, pretended to be Julia Roberts. He had left the bus a minute or so earlier during another skit and showed up strolling along the sidewalk with his red wig, engaging passing vehicles and pedestrians - it was hilarious. There was a brief stop in the middle of the tour, long enough for everyone to use the restroom and freshen their drinks. I'd like to give a special, personal shout-out to Jamal for looking out for my husband when he was having trouble getting on the bus due to a bad hip. Thank you, Jamal! It meant a lot to me. If you are visiting or if you live in Savannah, this is a must-see tour. I highly recommend it.

What a blast! Danny Moron and Danni Moron, the Moron Twins were a great duo to entertain the group…read more It's nonstop laughter from start to finish as the duo cracked jokes that interlaced with each other in a smooth delivery. They incorporated material from guests on the bus and peppered laughs throughout the tour. It was irreverent, a little raunchy in just the right way to make you blush. One of the highlights include Danny existing the bus and taking the show to the street with innocent bystanders becoming part of the show, all while narrated inside by Danni. We covered several blocks with Danny running through the streets and squares while we laughed in the air conditioned trolly. A great show, must do when visiting Savannah... and you'll learn a little history too... but much, but just enough.

Our guide Joshua did a fantastic job showing us history of Savannah and some awesome food as we…read morewalked through the old brick streets. We had several delicious stops along the way. We telling all our friends about the food tour and the great time we had in your city.

Very informative, learnt a few things, had some nice laughs and ate some great food!…read more Our guide was very knowledgeable in the structures and history of Savannah.