Hello, Thought I would let you know that I did the PD tour…read moreand was it ever a huge disappointment. Really? What a let down. If I knew it was this low end I would have skipped it. Got stuck up on 3rd flour .#2. the buffet was so sad I was taken back, really? I thought I was going to see a beautiful spread with steaming veggies and potatoes and all the beautiful food on display like you see in the cook books, but not even close. Scrapping the empty pans for mash potatoes, no gravy and come on, the only green beans with onions in them, what was the big deal here? Don't eat the nasty peach cobbler goo or the ewy gooey crap. That was awful. I really expected more for my money and Paula needs to know this since her name is on it. Only a one star from me. Oh yes! one more thing, what a pathetic salad bar. My advice skip this and find another place to dine. No way was the tour worth it.

This tour was not worth the time or money for us. We had already been on the Old Town Trolley Tour…read moreearlier in the day. This tour was 90 minutes of riding in the trolley listening to non-stop talking about Paula Deen and the same info we heard earlier in the day. Then the buffet dinner was just average and the dessert was very disappointing. The peach cobbler was made with canned peaches.

This is a typical tourist trap. Does it tell you about prohibition? Yes. It's lot of reading, very…read morecrowded quickly because it's a narrow building with stairs. If you go with the guided tour you will probably get more info without reading the walls. The bar is just a bar with a set number of period cocktails. Cost is $11 if you pay ahead, $13 if you buy at the bar. Plenty of people got them and the room was crowded. The last part of the display was probably the most interesting because it was a movie. However it's in a very hot room with velvet seats that did not attract my party of four. If you've ever watched a Ken Burns special on this subject you know all you'll ever need to know. And you will be comfortable in your own home. I advise to skip it and go to a proper bar for a drink.

Awesome place! museum that is part of our history, prohibition lasted from 1920 until the 18th…read moreAmendment was repealed in 1933 Hundred of pictures and exhibits of the period worth visiting in this town Went on a Sunday and the Speakeasy wasn't serving alcoholic drinks! talk about prohibition. Come on Savannah! it will soon be 100 years that the crazy law was repealed, get on board and serve a drink any day of the week, I can't live on food and water only lol

We enjoyed leaning about the Owens-Thomas House history. The guides were very informative and they…read morewere able to accommodate my handicapped granddaughter and her mother by providing a seat to rest on between rooms and floors. Without this options she could not have toured the property.

I highly recommend including this museum on your Savannah itinerary! Admission is a little pricey…read moreat $30, but the ticket includes admission to the Telfair museums as well. You can book your ticket online to guarantee a specific tour time. You can also buy in-person at the ticket office at the entrance, but tours may fill up, and you could end up waiting. The entrance is behind the home off of President Street. The tour guide was a wealth of information! She was able to answer all questions with ease. The tour includes an in depth history of the home and people who lived there and tons of information on the architecture of the buildings. The tour focuses on the lives of the enslaved people who lived and worked on the property. There's an interest exhibit in the basement of the home with letters that provide insight into the lives of the enslaved people. The home and garden are beautiful, and I learned so much!

I took the Savannah Slavery to Freedom Tour with Sitstah Patt. First, the tour was very…read moreinteresting. Sistah Patt knew her stuff. Needless to say, the topic of slavery is an emotionally difficult subject, but a necessary topic. Sistah Patt made it interesting and educational. Take this tour. You will be happy that you did. I also took the Bonaventure Cemetery and Wormsloe tour with Dan. I enjoyed that tour as well. It was very interesting and it ends with cookies (a stop at the Byrd's Cookies store)- always a good thing.

We had Stefanie as a guide for the day. We boarded at their office in town (they called the day…read morebefore and told us we could park at the visitors center and make a quick short walk to where they are located). We loaded up and left promptly. She gave us some knowledge of the area on our way. She talked the entire way of lots of things we passed! We had a disabled person with a walker and she was very considerate and helped her get her walker on and off the trolley and made sure she was first on things and ahead of the group. She also had a cooler of free waters that I thought was very considerate! The itinerary was a bit different than the website I booked from. We went from their office to the boat ride, then lunch, then the lighthouse/beach area then dropped off people at their hotels and then back to their office. She said that the ticket was good for a couple days and that if you called them they would be there within 15 minutes and drop you off where you wanted within an area. We would use this service again!

We were lucky to be the only two people on our tour (due to a big last minute cancellation; maybe…read moreit was the full moon...). Lisa was our guide and navigated us through the streets and pointed out the history behind several historic buildings/areas that we had walked by earlier in our trip but didn't know anything about--highlighting how Savannah can't be "done" in one trip. We would wholeheartedly recommend this tour, which was without a doubt the highlight of our trip due to the knowledge and personal touch of our tour guide. Book it!

Kerry was our tourguide for the 9pm tour the tour last 90 minutes and as we were in Savannah we had…read moretook the companys other tour and thought we would take them all

First off if you are debating doing it and come to see the reviews, it is 100% worth it. Our tour…read moreguide was incredible. His name was Brendan. Yes with and E not an A. (He made many jokes about that). This was so perfect for our first day because you are able to hear so much about the city and learn it's history. My girlfriend is gluten free and they gave her alternative food at each one so it was super great. You go to six different places and I will review each one. But seriously our tour guide did such a great job and if you go I hope you get him! This is perfect for your first day of a trip just to get exposed to everything. It was just enough food to get full. 22 square- This was the first place and the meeting place. You got a small thing of shrimp and grits. I will say I wanted 5 more plates because it tasted so good and so fresh. They make it with truffle oil and it was fantastic. River house seafood- This was the lobster bisque. It had wonderful flavor but I do wish it was chunky. The lobster was blended so it was small. There was enough of it, but I wish there were chunks in it. Still great. The little crown - This was a bakery/pastry place. You get a sausage biscuit and the pastry had a hint of onion. It just sat in your gut but tasted so good. There was so much sausage in it. Congress street up- Here had the prohibition Museum. It was good and cool. The food wasn't much just snacks but the history part was really cool to hear about. This one was a immersive experience. Molly McPherson - This was my least favorite. Not that it was bad, it was just unexciting. There was Shepards pie. Savannah bee company - This place is amazing. I hate honey but everyone else thought it was so good. They gave us such great explanations of everything. Four kinds of honey and a really great apple dessert. You will buy more things here!!! So remember that. Definitely worth doing this tour. Everything was fantastic.

My family and I went on the tour and had an AMAZING experience! I have visited Savannah my entire…read morelife and has no idea the depth of Black History that was here. What stands out even more about this tour is the unique timeline and positive uplifting notes Rita conveys to the participants. Not to mention the cultural party and celebration that takes place. I THOROUGHLY enjoyed the tour and wished there was one in every city we visit on vacation.yy

This was one of the best Black Heritage tours I've been on and I've been on Black Heritage Tours in…read moreDC and Memphis. Rita kept it fun, exciting, great music, stories, landmarks and a lot of little know facts. I would highly recommend this tour to everyone. Our Ashanti Too Book Club was celebrating our 20th anniversary and this was a highlight. She accommodated us by scheduling a private tour for our group of 13 and at the time we needed. The bus was well maintained, it had individual seat belts, music and even blankets and fans to keep cool or warm. You will have an unforgettable experience and the price was reasonable. Thank you Rita Yates!

The pickup location was difficult to see from that side of the W. Congress Street. The "Carriage…read moreStop" signs are facing the street. Our guide, Jennifer was knowledgeable and friendly. She even provided some tour guide humor. We were in an open carriage. I believe the horse's name was Roscoe. Roscoe was well mannered and seemed unfazed by vehicle traffic. This was our first trip to downtown Savannah. We enjoyed the tour and learned a great deal about the city during our hour long tour.

Gary was our tour guide and driver. He kept us entertained while sharing some great local history…read more Great tour. A must do.