Great food and fast, friendly service. The atmosphere is a laid-back pub style. You have to have a…read morebowl of the crab chowder, it is wonderful. The prices are good and the servings are large. I went for my birthday while on vacation. It was awesome.

We are first time here at Savannah. And they are known well for shrimp and grits which is southern…read morefood. And we tried that and the crab soup It was really good and I definitely try this later as well. The service was really good and kind. And we set at the bar cause there is a lot of people. Anyway, you should try the shrimp and grits here.

delicious, loved the chicken. Had a wonderful experience…read more Wonderful server too, Tiasia!

I have been hearing wonderful things about Darling's Oyster Bar since it opened near City Market…read morebut hadn't had a chance to check it out. It's right in the heart of downtown off Congress Street and across from the Rail Pub. There is street parking, but being downtown, it can definitely be limited. I finally stopped in after dinner hours around 7pm on Friday. Since it was date night we ordered the raw tower, which comes stacked with everything under the sun: oysters, shrimp, snow crab, lobster and mussels. I also ordered scallops and asked if it could be prepared without butter because of my dairy allergy. The kitchen has no problem making them with olive oil instead. Super delicious! I enjoyed it so much that I came back the following weekend with friends. I made reservations online during happy hour (4-6pm) and we were lucky enough to be seated in the small back dining room tucked away behind the bar. Our server was wonderful and very attentive, and I especially appreciated that she actually paid attention to the allergy notes I included with my reservations. Of course we all ordered a dozen oysters each because they're $1 during happy hour and who can beat that? I ordered the scallops again because I liked them so much the first time, and around the table we had a mixture of lobster, mussels, dressed oysters, turtle cheesecake, finishing everything off with espresso martinis. Hands down delicious. The service was top-tier too. Our server never hovered, but somehow always checked on us at just the right time and made sure we had everything we needed. Two great visits so far and I'll absolutely be back to try more of the menu.

Really cute bar below Two Tides Brewing. Name is spot on - this place is SMALL. only a few seats at…read morethe bar and two tables. Lots of games, VHS tapes on the wall, bartender was nice, good bit of cocktails, wine, beer, and NA beverages to choose from. The only complaint I have was that it was painfully hot inside! We only each got one drink and had to leave. Otherwise, great experience!

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.

Fantastic! Do not miss it! Love the vibe…read more Breakfast all day everyday - cool bar upstairs.

I recently tried this very popular and trendy restaurant with a few friends for Saturday brunch…read more Ambience- This is the standout of this restaurant the ambience is sleek, clean, sophisticated, and fun! With a classic laundry theme you will feel the charm of this restaurant throughout your meal. Food- The food was very good and with an open kitchen you can tell that the chef's take their job very seriously. However the flavors for me just weren't my favorite. I found the gravy of the chicken and waffles to be very herbaceous. Too much so for my taste. The breakfast plate was also just alright. The duck fat fried fries were pretty good although they lacked seasoning. Very well decorated with good service to boot. Check it out whenever you're downtown!

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!

What a pleasant surprise along the River! We were strolling down River Street & noticed they had…read moreadded a ton of new shops. In the past, there wasn't much left to see after passing under the tunnel but they've added a lot to this corridor. Near this end, right near the river, is a small Biergarten tucked behind the buildings. They offer all German cuisine here! It's mostly pretzels & bratwurst, but a decent selection & sides. We dropped in to have a bier. There are about 5-6 long bench tables, with a nice trellis/track lighting overhead & columns of ivy (I think) providing privacy. The atmosphere here is stellar, providing a scenic backdrop of the river. The beer I had, Gun Bunny Witbier, was perfect for the Biergarten! My only suggestion is for them to add more authentic German Beer (Tucher Helles & Weihenstephaner would be ideal additions). The options were fairly limited. Other than that, I'd highly recommend stopping by here!

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

To put it simply, this is probably the best tasting burger in Savannah!…read more This eatery is located in the Starland District outside of Two Tides Brewing. The burgers are cooked fresh to order, and the taste is unbelievable. The burgers are a little more expensive when compared to other local food trucks, but the taste is worth the price increase. Visit them if you're in a Starland District.

Always seen the Crispi food truck parked at Two Tides Brewing and it always smells amazing --…read morefinally decided to try it, and wow, not disappointed! You can order online for pickup while you're seated at Two Tides sipping their amazing sour beers, which is such a great setup. The patty was nice and crispy, flat, and well seasoned, and the Crispi sauce really makes the whole thing. That said, my patty melt had a few misses: the bun could've been toasted more, there was way too much sauce (it was practically drowning in it), and my patty didn't even cover the bun. The onions also needed to be caramelized more. The potato stix on top gave it a nice crunch though, and overall I still enjoyed it. They offer a gluten free bun for +$2, which was a nice option -- quality, soft bun, and both my husband and I got our burgers on it. His double patty was even better than mine, with tons of meat. We were both stuffed by the end. Overall a solid stop if you're at Two Tides -- would go back and probably ask for less sauce next time.

Mmmm. I know I should not "ding" them but.... the overall experience was "meh". The air conditioner…read morewas broken. The restaurant was actually rather empty for a Friday night. All of our meals were "ok" no one ranted and raved. The service was "ok" and the drinks were "ok". Parking was easy and the overall vibe in the restaurant was "ok". Probably would not go back. To the Management. Because the air was out, it would have been nice to have a drink on the house or offer a dessert for the table. Can't say I'll go running back, but it is worth a try if you are looking for a new spot to try.

Maybe it was an off day - but the whole place seemed out of sync…read more We made reservations for dinner on a hot summer saturday night. The AC was not working and it was just too hot inside to the point that all tables around was were fanning themselves. The service was okay. Our server seemed to be bothered to be working? We had a couple the burrata w/ bread and the carpaccio for starters. The bread was soggy and the carpaccio was warm. For main we had the halibut and a side of carrots. It was good. There are better options in Savannah. Would not come back.

I'd been desperate for pho, the simple but amazing Vietnamese soup whose broth takes almost a whole…read moreday, several pounds of beef and beef bones, and the chef's full freaking attention, if it's done right. Saigon Cafe on Waters Ave. closed, and that was the last place I knew in Savannah that served that exquisite, clear soup. I always get chicken soup (pho ga). The new owners are doing good work, but I'd been spoiled. The broth doesn't have the depth, and it isn't hot enough. It's gotta come smoking, fogging glasses, clearing sinuses. But Boomy's brings the broth. I've been there two or three times, and it's my new pho go-to. The noodles are wider than At Saigon Cafe, but that's fine; they hold their bite longer without getting mushy. Please note: Boomy's is a bar on Congress Street in Downtown Savannah. It's wheelchair accessible and laid back. A Dad out with his two young boys asked if one kid could use the bathroom and was welcomed ... no purchase, no hesitation. And a lady in a wheelchair with her companion and her dog ducked in for a soft drink and a rest. Everyone's welcome. Nothing about its façade or dive-bar vibe suggests it serves bangin' Vietnamese food. Waitstaff is quick to show you the burger menu on the back, in case pho isn't your jam. Because they serve Thai food as well, they're careful to have you choose your heat level. They're happy to give you pepper flakes on the side and Sriracha at the table. But my pho didn't need it. My lunch companion got the rare beef pho. The hot soup came with thin slices of beef wrapping in foil on the side. Drop it in and it cooks. Looked delicious. My pho ga was amazing. I rarely can eat it all, but I did that day. My only minor complaint is that the bean sprouts looked a little less than fresh, but I'm not a big fan of them in soup anyway. Didn't slow me up one bit. But I AM a big fan of their cucumber and tomato salad. Cukes, chopped tomatoes, grated carrots, and maybe grated radish were all dressed with fish sauce, maybe rice vinegar, and a little sugar. If I'd had some cilantro I would have added it; cilantro is expensive these days. Can't blame them for not including it. It may be available by request. Oh, and try the cocktails. I had the tequila cooler and subbed watermelon vodka for cucumber vodka. So refreshing. Go to Boomy's. Get there on one of the few remaining cool days of spring. Or if you come down with a spring cold. Or if you work downtown in an office meat locker, go to warm up from the inside out. It's worth the hunt for parking.

This a rare beast - a fusion of an Irish pub and authentic Thai/Vietnamese food in Southern…read moreSavannah. We had the Thai Hot 2x and loved the spice high as well as the special seltzers. Great service and pub ambiance.