View is amazing! Nice service ! Food selection limited for. Brunch . Drinks good . I would…read morerecommend the Bull on The Moon drink !! They ran out of Chicken and waffles with a limited menu . Good for drinks and lite appetite. Chicken and waffles with Blueberry syrup was really good ! The chicken was excellently prepared and juicy.

Dave and the other lady whose name is; Miranda behind the bar are very nice and very helpful. My…read morefirst drink I got the bowl on the moon which was $17. It is topped with watermelon Red Bull. It is very fresh. It taste like watermelon candy. My friend Adam got the bohemian Citra for $11 and I think he also got a second glass of the same thing. My my second drink was the blackout 2.0; it's normally my go to Tito's vodka lavender black top.

The ambiance was fantastic. The beautiful artwork and music made for a relaxing and enjoyable…read moreenvironment. Did not have any food, but the drinks were good!

Overall rating: 4.6 Visiting from NYC…read more Tucked in the Marriott next to the Jewel exhibit, super cool spot. I wish it wasn't so hidden but the place was very authentic. Items my friends and I ordered: - West African Wings: 4/5 just tasted like wings - flatbead: 5/5 really good There were a few other items I can't seem to remember. Food was good & service was great.

A must try for speakeasy and hidden bar fans! Sleek and stunning lounge with bold colors, neon art…read moreinstallations, and a cool library/study side room complete with a fireplace. The lighting choices throughout the space are incredibly bold and stylish. The bartenders here are true craftsmen who pay immense attention to detail with every single cocktail they build. They feature an impressive, expansive menu, and you honestly won't go wrong with anything you order. If you're looking for a place to start, I highly suggest trying: The Blood Orange Martini The Sudachi Times The Espresso Martini It's a fantastic spot for phenomenal drinks and great vibes in Savannah!

This place is great and no secret password needed - just walk to the back of Flock to the wok and…read moreyou're there. The atmosphere here is great and the drinks are on point. Order at the bar and grab a seat wherever your heart desires. Definitely recommend if you're in town!

Overall rating: 4.9 Visiting from NYC…read more An already popular place, my review won't do anything. Absolutely love this place hidden in a basement. I can't remember what I got, but the picture shows it. My drink was in the tiki jar and I do think it was a little too watery, but I really enjoyed the other drinks that my friends had.

With a name like this and it's a speakeasy --- you just gotta check it out!…read more Located down an inconspicuous lane and behind a subtly marked door, you then need to make your way down a dimly-lit stairway that brings you to eclectic music and super-friendly servers who greet you quickly and invite you to sit wherever you'd like. We received menus and water moments later. We chose the Pinchos, Savannah Cheese Straws and the Smoked Trout Dip. Each was excellent, with the smoked trout being my fave! We also tried their specialty cocktails and totally loved them Definitely worth the journey to find the Alley Cat Lounge. We highly recommend it!

Rooftop above the Alida hotel. It was very cute and fancy vibes. Loved the view of Savannah. I of…read morecourse just had an amaretto sour and my bf got some type of old fashioned mint tea. He said it was good just a little on the sweet side.

The last time I was here the drink came with a spell attached to the glass with a tiny clothespin…read more (See photo on prior reviee below.) Neither bartender knew what I was talking about. I asked the all-knowing internet when thry stopped, it said they hadn't stopped. We ordered the $5 pita flatbread as we were curious. Would it be pita bread or flatbread? It was pita bread. No hummus, just two pita, but they were good. Great ambience with pretty view of Savannah River.

Loved this bar. It has two levels, upstairs fancier than downstairs. Lower level includes two pool…read moretables. Service was excellent and I enjoyed my Mojito. There are two entrances, one is unmarked on the lower level of Upper Faxtors Walk. We didn't have food.

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).

Super touristy spot, which is great if you're from out of town or have visitors from out of town. I…read morelove the addition of outdoor seating options around the area, and appreciate the indoor sight seeing during the hot months. Food and beverage options are on the price side in this area, but there's something for everyone here. Families, couples, older adults and any one in between will stumble upon something that makes it worth their time. There are also events that take place around plant riverside, so be sure to check out what's going on. Also a cool place to start your morning jog or catch a yoga class.

I stayed in the JW Marriott hotel in this area (reviewed separately). This is a beautiful,…read morerevitalized, if not a bit touristy, part of Savannah that I enjoyed. While the restaurants for the most part are nothing to write home about (several of which I also reviewed separately), the ambiance and beautiful riverfront dining is. This is a multi-purpose area. There are chairs to sit outside and enjoy music and watch the ships pass by. A splash pad. There is a large event venue. Restaurants range from pizza/Italian, Mexican/tacos, a rooftop bar, gelato, a chophouse. There is a burger place, a biergarten, seafood. A few places that sell art and some exhibits by artists in residence. Shopping includes jewelry, cookies, outdoor/clothing/apparel, and other boutiques. A great place to walk, browse, people watch, and just relax, and is nearby the main hub of Savannah.

Coco welcomed us so kindly and so warmly. Lovely staff. Everyone does their job so well. I feel…read morelike their special guest. Southern hospitality at its finest. I'm in a state of bliss with everything thing I see. Comfy and charming seating and decor. Sweet artwork. THE VIEW OF THE HARBOR ! The paddle boat and tug boats. So delightful. I ordered Thai tea and sushi roll ( eel and shrimp tempura. Absolutely pretty dragon shape. delicious and fresh!! Splendid! I enjoyed my time in this city. A great memory here. Thanks to all the people who made this possible!!! May our paths cross again.

Arco is located in a beautiful setting and has a nice selection of cocktails and wine. I miss the…read moreprevious menu small plates. It's not the place for us anymore.

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.

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).

We had such a wonderful experience as congress street up. The bartenders, Leah and Regan, were…read morewonderful. Not only did they make sure we had cocktails we would love, but we chatted with them for the two hours we were there. They were super personable, and if we were local, we'd be back all the time. They really made our experience! The cocktails were unique and amazing from The pbj espresso martini, to the creamsicle inspired cocktail and the one that reminded me of a pink drink from Starbucks. Regan also made us our own unique cocktail too. They are all super reasonably priced for high quality as well! The speakeasy is adorable. It's upstairs, and there is no password! It was simple to find, and someone greeted us and told us where to go. We were also able to leave our umbrella there since it was pouring when we went. The spot is historical and fun. I loved every part about it. Add this to your must do Savannah list!