While visiting Savannah for a little weekend getaway, the boyf and I went looking for a local…read morerunning club (a new obsession of ours) and were so pleased to find the Savvy Striders. With meets on both Saturdays and Sundays, we were bound to make at least one run that weekend! This was the first running club I've ever joined that required true membership through a registration process on their website and a registration fee. Luckily, there was a free 30-day visitor pass that we were able to sign up for to avoid the $50 annual fee for one weekend. That being said, their site was fairly easy to navigate, but most importantly had WORKING contact info for us to e-mail the president to find out more information. We were welcomed on Sunday with open arms, and when our training regimen had us going farther than the group run, the members cheered us on as we ran past the finishing spot then cheered us on again as we made our way back the second time at the conclusion of our run. They were an eclectic and thoroughly interesting group of runners, and I can only hope they will have me back next time I'm in town!

Clearly a very busy location, however service was incredibly rude! Asked for half and half twice…read moreand waited for 10 minutes for someone to bring it out. Heard several others complaining about the rude service.

From a suggestion of a friend I decided to try their wings at the walk up order window that they've…read moreestablished on the side of the building! The wings had a great flavor but they were overcooked to the point that some portions of the meat was dried out and hard! Also, I lost my receipt so I emailed them twice and called to try and get a copy for my expense report but no one answered and no one responded to the email! It's horribly run operation and I wouldn't ever go there again!

Saddlebags was unlike anything I ever expected. I knew it was a place where people went to line…read moredance, but I really didn't think it was going to be as fun as it was. It was one of my friends birthday and she said she wanted to go out dancing. She has frequented this location by herself on several occasions, so she reassured us it would be fun. So a few of us headed out on a Friday night and after a $10 cover charge, we line danced the rest of the night. None of us had any idea what the heck we were doing, but after a few drinks and shots, we just followed along with the crowd. We had a really great time and all of us can't wait to return soon. The drinks were pretty reasonable and they offered food, I didn't have any but I did notice a booth serving food. I also, thought it was really cool how the security guards got into it and were dancing right along.

I always bring a piece of paper to a wrestling match, just in case…read more.. The Rock is my opponent. I never want to have to take my daughter anywhere else for Wrestling/martial arts. Family owned and ran business and they are great people. Great customer service, quick response times and the coach is soooo knowledgeable. I bet he could come with a new move everyday of the week. What I want to know is how did they end up with nice students too? This is not Cobra Kai, the other students/attendees actually try to help new kids and people that know less technique than them to be better. If I have to move away to a new place to live I will need some of you to help me beat up the owner/coach and put him in my trunk to take with me. DONT JUDGE ME, just help me take him with me and just add that to your resume. Awesome school and I love bringing my daughter here.

My husband did wrestling in high school, so when he told me he was going to take our 4 year old to…read morewrestling, I didn't bat an eye. Plus, we are all about raising strong, confident ladies, so what better way than to learn what strength you have and how to use it? I know nothing about wrestling. I usually come to watch my toddler and my husband wrestle it out. Coach (and his family) have been awesome in allowing our young one get comfortable on the mat to work on her confidence, and eventually some sense of technique follows. We just started Brazilian Jiu Jistu here as well. Coach's teenage daughter has been very patient and helpful in teaching my daughter various concepts and moves. My kid may not be mastering any moves just yet, but she always goes home with the knowledge of both wrestling and BJJ, explaining what Coach did or showed her, or what my husband practiced with her. This is a family run business by a very dedicated family. That alone is a win. All of them have a role at the studio, whether it's teaching a class, taking a class, or welcoming folks to the studio.

I have attended group classes at SS&W and loved them as well as personal training sessions with…read moreMichelle. The facility is very clean, well outfitted with equipment and all the trainers are personable and knowledgeable. I have also had several massages with staff therapist Bethany who is amazing! She worked out knots and tension that no one else has been able to. The facility does have a one person shower facility, great options for class times as well as personal trainer times. I highly recommend SS&W.

From the owner: Savannah Sport & Wellness was founded to serve all people looking to be their most healthy and…read moreactive. We see clients as young as 7, senior citizens and everyone in between. We pride ourselves on developing personalized programming for each client and continually evaluating your progress to help you achieve your personal goals. Whether you're a middle school soccer player, a weekend warrior, coming back from having a baby, coming off any injury, or just need to get back into shape, we are here to help. Additionally, we offer a variety of massage types to help you recover or address chronic issues.

Full of history ans a great place for the youth to be after achool for programs and mentoring…read more Keeps them active and hopefully away from trouble. They have summer programs and activities. A gym and plenty of staff for the youth. A placw for inner city youth and boys and girls welcome. Various age groups.

From the owner: Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club is a youth development organization. We specialize in after-school…read moreand summer camp programs for youth ages 5 to 18 years of age. We are the first chartered Boys & Girls Club in Georgia and offer programs in sports, education, arts and science.

Nice clubhouse. Sightseeing the bridge few holes of front 9 especially 9th hole and Westin Inn…read moreResort on 18th hole. Huge practice green. Awesome facility practice. White tent for an event. Scenic course!

Great course accommodating travelers with rental clubs and explaining the holes. I was a ride on…read morefor $35 extra while my partner golfed. Only complaint is the absurd amount of mosquitoes even in the morning early afternoon. As soon as you stop the cart you get swarmed. Went home covered in bites. They need to spray or something.

When you have a super energetic toddler, and every weekend you have to think really hard how to…read moreburn down his/ her energy, it is troublesome.I've tried to bring my toddler to the playgrounds in local parks, but she got bored after going too many times. Then I started to think maybe she should learn how to exercise properly instead of playing regular swings or slides. This summer we had a chance to visit relatives in California. I did some search and brought my daughter to a kid's gym class where the equipments are designed for young toddlers. Apparently, my daughter loved it. After returned back Savannah, I started to search a similar place, and fortunately, I found Peds Play literally the next block from Monkey Joes Savannah. The small gym is belonged to Peds Health by Dr. Ericka Russell- Petty. I first asked Dr. Ericka whether I could take a look before taking kids in. She kindly agreed and showed me around. When I saw the equipments, I talked to myself "OMG, they look tough, I don't think my toddler is ready for them". Dr. Ericka told me kids always find what they can do and enjoy being in the gym. I went home and considered for 2 days, then a Saturday morning I decided to bring my kids to Peds Play. My toddler in the beginning was very careful looking for what she wants to play. 20 mins later, she started to move things around (thank God, because it was still early, and we were the only party in the gym, so I didn't have to worry disturbing other kids). Then almost an hour passed, my daughter played crazy in the gym and climbing the net like a monkey. In the end, I had to beg her to leave. I think Dr. Ericka was correct, you've never known what the limited is for a kid. When my daughter walked out the door and headed to the car, she told me "mummy, I am so tired, but I like it". As soon as we got home, she crushed on the couch immediately. Dr. Ericka currently arranges with different classes for Saturday afternoon. Also plans for summer camp. Although my kids are still too young for either one, I believe after they turn to 5 years old, they will be excited to join the programs. But at least for now, my toddler can have fun and burn down her energy in this kid's gym in the weekend. Additional information: Have to be 2-25 years old to participate, and must wear socks or sneakers. Age 2-12 years and under 60 inches tall is $10 for first hour then $5 for additional hour Age 13-25 years or above 60 inches tall is $12 for first hour then $6 for additional hour Come back the next day for $7 for first hour then $3 If you are interested in being members, pay $30 for 30 days Monday-Saturday 9am- 6pm, Sunday Closed You may see Peds Play door is locked during the business hours. Please walk to the office of Peds Health, the assistants will open the gym for you.

Wish I could rate it! They're closed until further notice due to Covid. Maybe they'll open again…read moresoon and I can update this review!

Good times at Angel Stadium on March 28, 2026!…read more First time attending a Banana Ball League game with the Savannah Bananas playing the Indianapolis Clowns (deep history, look them up!) The Clowns did a lot of juggling. Was welcomed at the stadium gates by staff wearing banana costumes. Immediately went to the merch line although lengthy, they kept it moving well. Friendly staff! A small sized jersey not designated for male or female was $80 Very entertaining from the singing dancing, ball playing, baby races, music, and there a Mr. K that looked like Mr. T from the 80s. K for potassium. There was Princess Potassia. Owner Jesse Cole did some emceeing in his yellow tux. Derek Klena, the Broadway star from Wicked, Anastasia, and others is the new member of the Bananas. His singing was amazing! The two singers with the Indianapolis Clowns were fantastic! The Bananas are known to be like the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball. They sometimes do back flips right before a catch. There were appearances by Darth Vader accompanied by storm troopers. Jered Weaver, retired pitcher from the Anaheim Angels made an appearance and threw a pitch. In the middle of the game, we took a break and got hotdogs at the concession stand downstairs. From high up on the upper level, the view was not too bad with direct view of the big screen and I also had my binoculars. The hubby did not share my binoculars and said the view was fine. Fans First has a lottery system and we had been on a waitlist in 2025 and got our tickets in November. The Stadium was packed with 45,000 fans, most wearing yellow including the hubby and i. Before the game ended, there was an announcement for an after party at a designated part of the stadium which we skipped. Definitely fun and family friendly.. Will give it 4.5 stars and round to 4.

We made the pilgrimage to the Savannah bananas! What a cool place this was to visit. This team is a…read morelot of fun to watch. They're not only excellent baseball players, but they can do the equivalent of Dude Perfect trick shots, baseball style! We enjoyed the fun atmosphere and the laid-back comfort of the ballpark. They have great souvenirs and it was a great trip.