Farah turned what could have been a disappointing end to the night into one I'll remember for all…read morethe right reasons. Even though the kitchen was already closed, she went out of her way to make sure I was able to get something to eat. She didn't have to do that--it was simply an act of genuine kindness. Great bartenders don't just pour drinks; they make people feel welcome, cared for, and seen. Farah did exactly that. Her positive attitude, willingness to help, and exceptional customer service made all the difference. If you're lucky enough to have Farah taking care of you, you're in great hands. Thank you for going above and beyond!

We stopped by after dinner, because they had a bread pudding on their menu and I was on the hunt…read more This was a road trip in the South, and I wanted as much shrimp and grits, fried chicken and bread pudding I could handle. Even though we were only ordering one dessert with water, the service was great and very helpful. We were able to sit outside and enjoy the weather (it had been raining off and on so it was a welcome cool). We got the bread pudding, and it was unlike any I've ever had. It was moist (a must) and the raisins were plump (very good). It was topped with a lumpy custard - like a real pudding(!) with whipped cream. The custard was unexpected, and not my favorite, but it made it unique and I enjoyed it.

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.

The service was super slow and the server was not attentive at all!…read more We got the: Spinach dip - 9/10 super good! The chips could've been crispier Burger wasn't bad at all! Would def get it again but was rare and we ordered it medium well.

I love a good dive bar and The Original Pinkie Masters does not disappoint. I was staying just…read morearound the corner so this became my local bar while I was in town. After the first night, I already made friends and felt like a regular. The bartender was fast, friendly, and made some killer negroni's. It's the perfect mix of divey without being sketchy or gross. All are welcome here and this is somewhere I'll be stopping into every time I'm in town.

If you love a good old-school dive bar, The Original Pinkie Masters is definitely worth checking…read moreout! This place has tons of character, a fun crowd, and a great bartender who made us feel right at home. It's laid-back, unpretentious, and exactly what you want in a classic dive bar. We had a great time and would definitely stop in again when we're in Savannah. And one important tip: don't forget it's cash only! .

Just off 95 South of South Carolina state line. Great…read moreEnglish pub. Excellent fish and chips. Good beer choice and clean bar. Warm welcome will try to go again when driving past. They also have generous English goods for sale and selection of pies.

Catching up with olld friends require great surroundings when reuniting! Not only surroundings but…read moresights, sounds and flavors of old days in England. If you've traveled there, this authentic, themed restaurant is sure to invite those memories to return. The ambiance itself is thoroughly English Pub! And the list of pints to pour and ciders underscore the authenticity. Cheese and meal items are equally European dishes with the fish and chips (I enjoy them with malt vinegar for dipping). Come fall, they turn German for October fest and celebrate with equal authenticity. Read, hard to find German brews, bratwurst and kraft, veal Snitzel, rouladen. All those entrées thoroughly real. (PS- look for the English Breakfast-a great start to your weekend adventures!) Aye Matey!

The service was fantastic and the ambiance was awesome. The night we were there, they had a live…read moreband outside but you could still casually talk.

Great fun loving outdoor/ indoor bar packed on the weekend with song loving karaoke singing boys…read moreand girls. Drinks were strong and reasonably priced. Decor was fun and interesting.

What a great local spot for drinks and refreshments. Yesterday, my friend Adam and I stopped in…read morehere for a quick shot of Milort and a hard cider. Gentleman behind the bar was very nice, and the prices who are very reasonable we went right in at 4:30 PM so it was 30 minutes after they opened and they are open from four I believe to 3 AM every day. This place does get packed so I would recommend getting there a little bit earlier if you wanna like sit at the bar sit at a table and just look at all the different drawings of Abraham Lincoln. 10/10

Overall rating: 4.3…read more Kitchy vibe dive bar (cash only) with a million and one Abe drawings. For me, it's more of a check out and dip spot. But I think I'm just not a dive girly. My friends really likes the spot and put up a drawing.

What a cute small bar we came upon in Savannah. It's in city market. Started out with a drink and…read morethe staff was very nice and inviting. They have more than drinks to offer. They make pies of different kids! It's a must stop just to have the experience!!

Oops made a touristy mistake! This pub is known for savory pies. Stopped by on a warm Savannah…read moreafternoon for a sweet slice of peach pie. Specifically peach as it is the State fruit. Also tried a slice of raspberry cake. Both were not terribly exciting but A-OK. The location is in an arts building with signage marked for The Little Crown by... In the pub there is a station for complimentary water. We had water along w/our desserts. If in town again, perhaps a savory pie would be in order!

We stopped in for dinner and left so impressed! From the moment we arrived with our party of 11,…read morethe staff made us feel genuinely welcome. Unlike a few other places we visited in Savannah, we were greeted with such warmth and kindness. Our group ordered a wide variety of dishes, and every single meal was delicious. I personally ordered the steak frittes, and it was absolutely incredible--perfectly cooked and full of flavor. I can't remember our server's name, but he was from St. Augustine and provided exceptional service. He was friendly, attentive, and truly made our experience even better. Between the amazing food, inviting atmosphere, and outstanding hospitality, I would absolutely recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Savannah!

We were really excited to start our trip with dinner at Circa 1875. We had a late reservation time,…read morebut we were able to get in early. The ambiance was cool with a ton of old French posters and decor. Our server was prompt with the menus and helped answer a few questions about wine. Then we didn't see them again for a while. This gave us plenty of time to look over the menu so we were prepared to order. When they arrived again, they took our drink orders, but wouldn't take our food order? We thought, well, maybe let's just sit back and enjoy our time. In the meantime, another a couple was seated next to us. The same server came to get their drink order and they gave them their food order. We still haven't gotten our food order in. But the bread came, so that was nice. We finally got our food order in. The bread bowl was empty, but they didn't give a second round of bread (sad). We order a wedge salad to share and it came split perfectly. It took a very long time for the main course to come out. The table that was sat after us, but ordered before us had finished their meal before our order came out. The table to the other side of us commented that they were underwhelmed with their meal. We ordered 2 medium rare steak frites plates. The entire meal was over cooked. We had to send one plate back, in retrospect, we should have sent both plates back. When we finally finished what we wanted from the meal, we flat out passed on the dessert menu. We did go for a birthday celebration and they very nicely gave a complimentary champagne toast. I would not recommend this place.

The food is always good in Denver disappoints the service is excellent and the ambulance is warm…read moreand friendly a lot of wall decorations that are interesting. I've never had anything bad there to eat and I recommended high. In

Solid food. I got the roast beef sammie. It was perfectly juicy and the fries were great. Getting…read moreit with the juice is absolutely the play. The to go order came out wicked fast and without mistakes. The atmosphere in the restaurant was nothing short of the pub experience you expect.