Absolutely stunning. Downstairs bartender was very polite I will update with names if I get the…read morechance. Rooftop bartenders the same. All of them were friendly professional and gave great service. This is 100% a place I would take someone on a date too. Average price of cocktails is around $15-18. I did not order any food because I just ate however I will be coming back to do a second review for food. ambiance is open but intimate. Scenic views of Savannah. Overall def a place I'll be back.

Hit this late night on a Wednesday, just missed the kitchen, closed at 10pm. Can i get some chips…read moreatleast? Has some nice water front views. Drunkin Noodle: Three of us, so three different drinks, two of the 3 hit, the bourbon one was ehhhh

Midnight Sun is a bar/lounge/restaurant located in the Savannah Westin. The bar is located on the…read morefirst floor towards the back near the gift shop. There is lounge space, a few dining areas, bar space, and outside to enjoy if weather permits. I stopped by twice during my stay. There is also a Starbucks inside. Once I came for a to go order and a latte. The latte was perfect and the same price as a normal outpost(yay for no upcharge). I ordered the chicken tacos which were delicious! They had picked red onions and shredded chicken. Extremely filling for $12-14. My second time I came with a group for late drinks and the place was booming! I enjoyed a goose and club soda and then a champagne flute. Both were delicious but on the pricey side(total $30).

Bourbon+Chocolate=Happy Husband…read more Happy Husband=Happy Wife When we heard this lounge has over 115 bourbons, plus a case of local chocolates...well, it was a no-brainer that we would be spending time here. Although we almost couldn't! Busy Friday night (this lounge is in the Westin which is across from the Convention Center), we came back to the hotel around 10:00 only to discover the lounge was packed! There was NO where to land....especially disconcerting when several tables were taken up by families with children. Seriously folks? Even the kids looked like they knew they shouldn't be in there! Sadly we went back to our room...bourbon & chocolate lounge denied! At this point, we were thinking, why the heck would you have such a small lounge for a convention center resort? Fast forward to Saturday night and we practically had the place to ourselves. Which meant we had an awesome Bartender Gal practically to ourselves, giving exemplary service. Husband could happily get his Bourbon on, and he did it justice! (We have the bar receipt to attest to it...not that they were outrageously priced, but because he tried a "few" (cough cough). He literally had a book-full of bourbons to choose from, and only one that he requested couldn't be found. Meanwhile, I was happy with a couple glasses of decent chardonnay at a decent price. We also tried two of the chocolates that are in a glass case near the bar. We tried an orange one and a slightly spicy one. The latter was the favorite. They were very small and okay, but nothing thrilling, especially for the price (near $3 each). By now we had made friends at the comfortable bar. We also realized food would probably be wise to soak up some of the alcohol, so we ordered Calamari which came on a bed of spinach. It was a giant bowl that we didn't put too much of a dent in. Tasted good, but was pretty rich and oily. Overall, this is a great lounge/bar that is especially wonderful if you have a Bourbon lover in your midst!

The restaurant looks like an English pub. The food was delicious. Eden was the best waitress!read more

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.

Love this dive bar and they have karaoke; sign me up! We stopped here after our gravestones bar…read morecrawl and it was so much fun. The bartender was super nice we had a Long Island ice tea and a liquid Marijuana; I had too Jell-O shots. Definitely need to stop here if your in Savannah! 10/10

This is not a pretty, trendy, hipster bar. This is a place…read morefor drinking. The service is quick and friendly, the prices are good, and the Christmas decor was on point. Unfortunately, the night we were there it was also karaoke night for a local fraternity's semi formal celebration and the bar was full of very young 20-somethings having the time of their lives making my ears bleed. This was one stop on our Naughty Elf that we really enjoyed but still moved on from pretty quickly!

I'd been desperate for pho, the simple but amazing Vietnamese soup whose broth takes almost a whole…read moreday, several pounds of beef and beef bones, and the chef's full freaking attention, if it's done right. Saigon Cafe on Waters Ave. closed, and that was the last place I knew in Savannah that served that exquisite, clear soup. I always get chicken soup (pho ga). The new owners are doing good work, but I'd been spoiled. The broth doesn't have the depth, and it isn't hot enough. It's gotta come smoking, fogging glasses, clearing sinuses. But Boomy's brings the broth. I've been there two or three times, and it's my new pho go-to. The noodles are wider than At Saigon Cafe, but that's fine; they hold their bite longer without getting mushy. Please note: Boomy's is a bar on Congress Street in Downtown Savannah. It's wheelchair accessible and laid back. A Dad out with his two young boys asked if one kid could use the bathroom and was welcomed ... no purchase, no hesitation. And a lady in a wheelchair with her companion and her dog ducked in for a soft drink and a rest. Everyone's welcome. Nothing about its façade or dive-bar vibe suggests it serves bangin' Vietnamese food. Waitstaff is quick to show you the burger menu on the back, in case pho isn't your jam. Because they serve Thai food as well, they're careful to have you choose your heat level. They're happy to give you pepper flakes on the side and Sriracha at the table. But my pho didn't need it. My lunch companion got the rare beef pho. The hot soup came with thin slices of beef wrapping in foil on the side. Drop it in and it cooks. Looked delicious. My pho ga was amazing. I rarely can eat it all, but I did that day. My only minor complaint is that the bean sprouts looked a little less than fresh, but I'm not a big fan of them in soup anyway. Didn't slow me up one bit. But I AM a big fan of their cucumber and tomato salad. Cukes, chopped tomatoes, grated carrots, and maybe grated radish were all dressed with fish sauce, maybe rice vinegar, and a little sugar. If I'd had some cilantro I would have added it; cilantro is expensive these days. Can't blame them for not including it. It may be available by request. Oh, and try the cocktails. I had the tequila cooler and subbed watermelon vodka for cucumber vodka. So refreshing. Go to Boomy's. Get there on one of the few remaining cool days of spring. Or if you come down with a spring cold. Or if you work downtown in an office meat locker, go to warm up from the inside out. It's worth the hunt for parking.

This a rare beast - a fusion of an Irish pub and authentic Thai/Vietnamese food in Southern…read moreSavannah. We had the Thai Hot 2x and loved the spice high as well as the special seltzers. Great service and pub ambiance.

Stopped in here on a late Sunday afternoon to have an early dinner with my wife…read more Pleasantly surprised! It was nice and cool inside. They have a raw oyster bar at the front door! We had the crab cake as well as the clam and muscle fettuccine pasta.. Both are very good! There is an upstairs balcony overlooking the river. We sat downstairs inside the air-conditioning by the bar. We were taken care of by XXXX, a fellow veteran and a gentleman. Very nice chatting with you and you made our experience very nice!

The restaurant has a great ambiance but the food was underwhelming…read more Our waiter was not that knowledgeable and we asked not to bring everything at once (we wanted oysters first before hot food) but hot food came first before oysters. We ordered a half dozen of house oysters plus mookimoto oysters, clam chowder, fried pickles and crap dip. The small mookimoto oysters were good and the clam chowder was pretty good. The fried pickles were super salty and the crab dip was really cheese dip....not much crab. It looked like nachos. This was not what we expected and was not great. Overall we were disappointed with the restaurant.

I'm daring this afternoon an apple jack drink for $13. It's the perfect drink for the beginning of…read morefall. I'm here with my friend Adam and he's drinking a beer. The gentleman is very nice behind the bar; it's a bit quiet here. If you haven't been this is a gem for sure!!! 10/10

This bar has a cute living room vibe with welcoming, friendly staff…read more It is focused on an extensive martini and bubbles menu. There are fun neon's and makes for a great photo opt spot.

I believe it's so very rare to find restaurants like this one. Me and my husband celebrated our 4…read moreyear wedding anniversary in July at this establishment. The staff here treated us like family from the moment we walked in to the moment we left. When we arrived we were treated by kind face seated and handed a hand written note congratulating us on our anniversary. When our waiter came he took his time explaining beverages with us and specials. And then continued to answer our questions with care. You would've thought he was just our tables waiter by the way he paid attention to detail and cared about every little detail. The ambiance is the old bus station and they lean into the historic aspects of their building which I highly enjoyed. Some highlights of our meal were the jalapeno corn bread. Which may I be honest and say was the best corn bread I've ever tasted in my life? Along with the coconut curry dish I received. You can tell the dish was truly thought out and had a purpose with every bite. I loved that at the end they brought us lavender pallet cleansers. I loved these so much I started utalizing them at home. My absolute favorite of the whole evening was surprisingly our free dessert. It was almost a marshmallow flavor but crunchy. I think about them till this day! I am happy to say we will continue to spend our time together at the grey. As it's truly brought back a love for American restaurants that we didn't know we had lost.

We really wanted to love this place but unfortunately we couldn't…read more I want to believe it's the menu we had at the time we visited, when we looked online while we made our reservation it didn't match the menu we had once we got the restaurant. Looking around at the tables around us nothing really caught our eye after reading the menu, we didn't want to leave since we were able to get reservations so we got some starters and shareables. There was a couple next to us who was having the same dilemma after over hearing their conversation. The kale salad was okay but a little bitter for my liking and the potato soup had a thick layer of oil on the top which looked intentional but wasn't our cup of tea. The cornbread and mashed potatoes were good but nothing crazy in our opinion to write home about. Service was okay on our end, once our waiter realized we weren't getting any main entrees it felt like he ghosted us with no water until our food came out and then never came back to check in on us until he brought the check. We are going to try to come again next time we are in town in hopes we have a better experience and different menu!

Super fun place! Extra fun at holiday time, but a great place for drinks or a nosh!…read moreSuper crowded when I was there, but loved it!

Nice bar. Bartenders were nice and made our cocktails well. I will say that I think it's a little…read moreoverpriced for how much you get. But bar was clean and the bathrooms too.

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.