A true gem in Savannah! This basement speakeasy bar has a very cool vibe, great music, a friendly…read morestaff, and a highly unique menu. The menu itself is designed in the form of an old newspaper and features an incredibly diverse selection of cocktails. I love how it is cleverly divided into Vegas-style games to display all of the different drink choices! This is by far one of the most unique speakeasy-type bars I have ever been to. If you are in the area, be sure to check it out!

Such a fun little place to get a drink or two. We were told about this place by someone we knew…read moreotherwise we would not have found it. The location of this place fits its name perfectly! You are able to order drinks and food. We opted on drinks while we were waiting for our reservations elsewhere.

We absolutely love this spot. Been here a few times and everything is wonderful. The mojitos are…read morethe best I've had. Make sure to try the chicken empanadas and the stuffed shortbread cookies. Service has always been top notch and cute sitting areas in and outside.

Cool slick pad sitting off W State; With two main spaces…read moreinside: - up front bar , quieter, slick. - & the back Loud lounge w much more people and Noise. Don't be deceived by the Mojito bar description; they gots tons of other bev.'s, .. like their v tasty Caipirinha or some Cuba Libre, fashioned by the mysterious Abigail :) They also gots a Cuban Chicken Sandwich u should certainly consider. Crowd leans to the under 30 group; good or bad.. So many cool spots in Savannah ; I'd put Mint2B in top 5.

Rhett at Repeal 33 was so personable and gave great recommendations. The service was fantastic and…read morehe made wonderful drink suggestions. The strip streak was phenomenal and so was the burger. Make sure to grab the fried green tomatoes!

Visited Repeal 33 for a Happy Hour date night and it was fabulous!!! Highly recommend you stopping…read moreby for a quick bite or full dining experience. We sat at the bar, ordered a drink and enjoyed so many plates! Warm wood finishes, exposed bricks, and more Edison bulbs than you can count. All of these details made our experience cozy and relaxed. We treated the Happy Hour menu as if was a tapas menu, sampling nearly all the items available. The staff was so friendly, attentive, and helpful as we made our selections. Baby Back Ribs - Tender! Charred Wings - Spot on! Crispy Street Corn Cannoli - Light & Bright! Red Curry Rockefeller - Such a fun twist! Single Smash Burger - Top-tier simplicity! I am looking forward to going back to try their dinner menu!

Of course I take all visiting friends there because how do you come here and not go? Two drinks $40…read moreplus tip but you just have to see what's under the Pink House. Always eat fried chicken. Service impeccable always crowded. Still worth it for the true SAV experience

Planters tavern has a wonderful ambiance, and waiters are super friendly. We came at 6pm and while…read morethey said there was a 2hour wait, it wound up only being 30 minutes. So we got there for 6:30, and knew we had to leave by 8:20, as we had a ghost tour shortly thereafter and we told our waiter as such. Unfortunately, despite not ordering an appetizer and going straight to mains, we didn't get our dinner until 7:55pm. The reason it happened was the waiter accidentally ordered us the seafood special, not the steak special. They were apologetic about it, but still, a dinner we were looking forward to turned to a rushed scarfing down of food. Would have been nice if they comped one of the dinners, or offered a free round of drinks for the inconvenience. As for the meal itself - the shrimp dinner was meh - only came with 6 shrimp for $32 (pirates house shrimp dinner tasted better and came with over a dozen large shrimp). The ribeye was perfectly cooked, but needed more seasoning. My guess is because they rushed it, they may have forgotten the salt. The steak sauce (tamarind forward a1) wasn't my cup of tea. On the positives - both of the sides were amazing - highly recommend they put those on the main menu. All in all - there's too many good restaurants in Savannah, I doubt I'll be coming back. Given the ambiance, maybe good idea to come for a drink and dessert? (Although the wine pour was a little weak too).

Did you know the Cosmopolitan is from the 1930s? But it was a very different drink from the late…read more70s/early 80s revival. The only thing disappointing about this speakeasy is you walk right up two flights of steps. No password, no hidden entrance, door wide open. Other than that, the building itself is actually from the 1800s(!) and is done up in proper 1930s decor. I had the Slingapore sling, he had a hand crafted cola (lots of spices to decipher).

Latest visit and it's still on point!!! Suit and Thai and an Old Fashioned...delicious! This place…read moreis a can't miss!

We totally enjoyed Chive!…read more We were warmly greeted and seated. Water was John. He was warm and helpful in recommending food. Served drinks. Check on us, chatted-interesting guy. No pressure to order ! We split a wonderful salad and then shared the Chilean Sea Bass! Everything was the best! We will return when we are in Savannah again!!!!

The best, most glorious she crab soup! And a charming art…read moredeco influenced interior. Then the rest of the menu is eclectic Asian influenced seafood offerings, mostly.

I don't know the password. I'm told you have to get the password from your hotel concierge, but I…read moredon't know that's gonna get you there either. But I do know if you buy a ticket to the basement Delilah's burlesque show, you get automatic entrance. The drinks are fine. Basics like mojito, daiquiri, Cuba libre, rum punch. Martinis, old fashions, corpse reviver, etc. Nothing innovative here, but the very cool seating area is what you're after here. The service is good. The best part is the burlesque show. It was an exceptional hour of entertainment. Since it was October, the girls did Halloween themed shows, like Thriller and zombie dances. Colorful, exciting, exotic, creative. I paid almost 123 dollars for a VIP table (three seats, I was solo, so essentially I paid for three seats at one table) up front. It's a super small venue and the general admission seats are mere feet behind the tables and much cheaper. So I wouldn't recommend the VIP tables unless you're just wanting to spend big for no reason. Loved the Delilah's. It's really the only reason to go to Mata Hari's though.

What a great little secret Speakeasy. Super dark inside, old time vibes like the old flapper days…read more Servers were nice, drinks were strong, and service was good. Get the ticket to the burlesque show, great time inside.

Very nice atmosphere. Bartender/Waiter was awesome and friendly. Great food especially the Fried…read moreGreen Tomatoes and Prime Rib.

We needed a quick bite to eat and found Churchill's a block away. They have an open air, rooftop…read morebar with seating which can be nice depending on the weather. We were there at 5:15 PM on a Thursday afternoon and it was 82 degrees Fahrenheit with a nice breeze so the rooftop was perfect. I ordered the Ale Braised Shepherds Pie with of course, an ale! The ale was quenching and the pie made a good appearance! There was a perfectly baked pastry on top. It was light and crunchy and was a nice twist over a mashed potato-based pie. Unfortunately, it was a bit too salty. It wasn't so bad that I wanted to send it back but it was definitely more salty for my taste. There were nice chunks of beef but the larger pieces were slightly dry and chewy. Our server Matt took good care of us (like our request to rearrange the tables and chairs to accommodate our group) so kudos to him.