Beautiful view of the river watching the cargo ships go in and out! Food menu was fine, the…read moredesserts were better. The girl behind the bar was great to talk to! The music was fun with the fire pits, I'm sure it livens up on the weekends. The only annoying part was that it's also the pool on the roof full of kids splashing everywhere. That's what you get near a pool! Still a great place to hang out when you're staying in the hotel.

Great service, wholly adequate beer, free trivia, a heated pool and live music...and you don't need…read moreto leave your hotel! So what else do you need?

Cute space and fast and friendly service! Drinks were ok but…read morenot my favorite tiki drinks in the area. The flaming skull was very strong and smoky. Fun for groups of people!

Typical tiki bar set up kind of like a speakeasy above Sorry Charlie's (just take the elevator to…read morethe right of the entrance). Same wooden, tropical decor and flowers. Drinks in the standard tiki mugs with tribal faces, bursting with fruity flavors. All types of spirits (but heavy on the rum) with flavors of kiwi, lime, mango, banana, allspice, passionfruit. They also have 5 dollar Sunday rumday, where you can try different types of rum for five bucks, either neat, on a rock, or in a Cuba libre. They serve bites as well, like tiki tacos, shrimp wontons, beef tartare, ceviche, oysters. I liked that the menu had an entire section on rum recommendations based on your typical spirit of choice (are you a whiskey drinker? Like something sweet? More of a tequila drinker? etc). Nice bartender, made great recommendations and never let me drink run dry. Drinks 15-17 each. Will stop by again the next time I'm feeling tropical.

Let's be honest - this is clearly a dive bar, so you're not coming here for luxury, fancy drinks,…read moreor great food. But as far as dive bars go this was one of our favorites in our various travels. Service was attentive, drinks were decently priced, and walking distance to a fantastic restaurant. Very kitschy with the adult toy machines that made us laugh.

It's ALL in the name here, The Wormhole (and that's exactly what it is). I randomly stopped in…read moreafter 1am since Georgia doesn't sell wine after 11:45. I walked in to a mixture of genres with the people and the music, pool games to my left and I want to say their were nostalgic games as well. 2000 R&B pumped out of the speakers and everyone seemed to be on a nice vibe. My drink was perfect (I love when bartenders know how to make a peach king island without direction). I've been here twice since my first visit, not because the building or the food (that I couldn't smell but they have a very limited menu somewhere), but because it's a vibe that welcomes all.

Peregrin Rooftop is a lively, stylish rooftop spot with a fantastic atmosphere. It's definitely a…read morehappening place with great drinks, cocktails, and a fun food menu. The vibe is elevated but relaxed, making it a great spot to catch up, enjoy the views, and soak in Savannah. The sunset here is a must - the views and golden-hour atmosphere make the whole experience feel special. It's the kind of place where you want to linger with a drink in hand. The empanadas completely surprised us. They were incredibly flavorful and honestly one of the highlights of the food menu. They were a little different from a traditional empanada - the crust reminded me more of a paratha-style case - but the flavor was so good that we didn't mind at all. The Putu Punch was such a fun cocktail. It somehow transports you straight to a beach with a warm breeze and vacation vibes - hard to explain, but it really captures that feeling. The Goldilocks, a whiskey-based ginger drink, was another standout. What's cool is that you can customize it and make it your own, which made the experience even more fun. Our version was delicious - perfectly balanced with a great mix of flavors. Great drinks, beautiful views, a fantastic sunset, and a lively vibe make Peregrin Rooftop a Savannah spot worth checking out.

Food quantity: 7/10 Food quality: 7/10…read moreDrinks quality: 7/10 Service: 9/10 Ambiance: 8/10 Overall rating: 7.5/10

The Mint to Be Mojito Bar is for the tour groups. La Aparicion is for Savannah locals…read more La Aparición is a speakeasy tucked away behind a code protected door. Low lit, neon. An exclusive feel. The bartenders here are more like mixologists. They give you specialized attention. They are creative and offer interesting conversation. Drinks have names like Mezcalini Verde, night in Tokyo, viaje astral, Mexican lollipop, and tropical matcha. I honestly can't tell you most of what I had because I asked the bartender to make me his choice every time, including any possible new creations he may be perfecting. Every drink was complex and delicious. Nothing too sweet or bitter. They have these neat little lights they drop in their drinks to give them an instagram worthy glow. Those who say it's "loud," probably just don't like latin music. It was very low key and relaxing.

This place is AMAZING!! The bartenders are such good vibes and so awesome here. Drinks are awesomeread more

Very cool bar with a relaxed vibe. Bartenders and staff were super friendly and service was…read moreoutstanding. We were drinking Guinness but watched the bartender make some really beautiful craft cocktails.

Initial Reaction: When you talk about local hangout spots, the Whiskey is one of them. My wife had…read morebeen enjoying drinks with our friend there when I showed up after my staff retreat activities for the day. It's a fun hangout, playing rock music from the 00s, which gives it a nostalgic vibe. Buck from the bar was very hospitable and made me feel at home. I enjoyed an Almond Joy cocktail that was quite good, as well as a shot of Jameson, which I needed after the long, intensive day I had. They have a solid whiskey selection behind the bar if you were looking to do some pours or shots -- pours based on the bottle I saw. They also make some cool cocktails off the cuff. A touch methodical, but they were good, at least the ones my wife enjoyed. Like at every other bar in Savannah, per the ordinances, there is a door person who checks IDs, so make sure you have it. When I walked in, I was gazing around and then all of a sudden, a man appeared asking for ID. They usually have someone watching from the top of the stairs or from the level you enter, but they will check you so keep note if you're not used to bringing your ID with you (not sure why you wouldn't, but I digress).

Good place to grab a beer or cocktail when staying at the Desoto. Super friendly bar tenders and…read moregood beers on tap!

Quite empty. No cocktail menu. The wine bottle had been probably open for weeks and therefore the…read moreone glass was not good at all. The waitress was super nice after her incredible long day...

The Wayward is a bar everyone should visit. It is classic drinks made well. The atmosphere is fun…read moreand inviting. The service is always excellent. Jason the bartender is fantastic. The bar menu has excellent drinks. If you are like me and tend to go for the classics or like something to be made the bartenders can help you. If they are busy please be kind and patient. I love the free popcorn! It is self serve. You will see it in the corner when you walk in the door. Along with a small room with some arcade games too! The bar itself spans almost the entire room. There is seating on almost both sides. And there are tables flocking the walls and to the end of the room. The motorcycle hanging from the ceiling is a fun touch for decoration. Parking can be found on the street. It can be difficult depending on time of day. I generally park over on Abercorn Street or on Chippewa Square if I can find parking there. Grab a drink and some popcorn at the Wayward, you will not be disappointed.

Really packed on a Tuesday night. Mixed crowd of visitors and locals. Interesting drinks. Loud…read morebecause of the crowd.