Love this place the views are amazing and sometimes they have a live DJ. I tried several of the…read moresmall plates and they were delicious. Would return again.

This place surpassed my expectations. The outdoor space is warm and inviting with a beautiful and…read moremassive fire pit and comfortable seating. The view is gorgeous. This place feels like a gorgeous refuge sitting high above all the action right below it. Highly recommended! It's a gorgeous setting and a perfect spot for a snack and cocktail with a beautiful view.

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).

Stopped for a quick drink while we waited for the Christmas festivities to start. Nice selection of…read morewine and whiskey. Pretty busy but got waited on pretty darn quick. Ordered the barrel aged boulevardier with savannah 88 bourbon, Campari, sweet vermouth, orange bitters and an ice sphere with a lemon peel froze in it. Cool...literally! Really nice drink. Was very smooth.

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.

I haven't had good fish and chips in years and Churchill's delivered…read more Finally a good place to get some great British pub food! The staff was very friendly and helpful. The wait after we ordered to get our food was a bit long. But overall a great time.

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 the type of place you can start and end the night! Definitely 10 out of 10 recommend!!!!…read moreBest drink prices and worth it!!!

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 into Fiddler's Crab House with two coworkers while in Savannah…read more We started with oysters and fried crab claws for appetizers. Our waiter, Dan, did a great job walking us through the different oyster options and helping us try a variety instead of just defaulting to one type. Always appreciate a server who actually knows the menu beyond "everything's good." All three of us ended up ordering the grilled red snapper, which was excellent. Fresh, well seasoned, and cooked exactly right. Dan really stood out throughout the meal. Very attentive without hovering, and consistently trying to anticipate needs before we had to ask. Service like that noticeably improves the entire dining experience. Atmosphere is relaxed, comfortable, and very Savannah waterfront in a good way. Overall experience was excellent from start to finish. Good for: casual dates, families, small children, casual business meals

I was craving fried oysters.... Ordered an Oyster PoBoy…read more I was not expecting anything as good as I have had in The Crescent City but wound up with nothing. Our Party of 4 waited about 45 minutes for our food. Mine arrived less than lukewarm and I sent it back. Two of us has Cheeseburgers. These arrived hot, but the french fries were Ccold. My wife had a Salmon Cub sandwich which was ok and since her accompaniments Cole slaw, and Salad did not need to be hot her meal was ok. I sent back my poBoy which they never tried to replace. Ordered new hot fries for the burgers. This is a big place which must crank out a ton of food on weekends. We were there for lunch on a slow day. No excuse for what we received. By the way, no Manager stopped by the table, no apology, no nothing! Tourist trap! Better off at a fast food joint.

I love bubbles. I stopped in early in the evening and ordered a French 75, at the bar. They had an…read moreimpressive selection of champagne and a ton of different cocktails. The bartender was great, and my cocktail was fantastic. I have had bad French 75s and this one was great. Perfectly balanced. I really liked the decor, it was cozy and eclectic.

I stopped here on the recommendation of a colleague. I'm glad I tried it once for the vibe, but…read moreprobably wouldn't go back again, unless maybe I got a Hugo Spritz to go. This is a great lounge with tons of oversized comfy chairs and couches. And the bar seats are pretty comfortable too. I was in on a Tuesday night so I was the ONLY person in that night. Bartender was laid back, but made sure I always had a drink. This is a champagne bar, so essentially you choose different types of champagne. I had various types of berries, had a chocolate liquor flavored one (interesting, but wouldn't try it again). They have an extensive spritz menu, and I liked the Hugo Spritz with a ton of fresh mint. Very light. They also have various champagne cocktails made with vodka, gin, bourbon. You can also buy things by the bottle. This is a touristy spot. I don't regret trying it, but probably wouldn't go back. Probably great for little get togethers and bachelorette parties.

Excellent dinner. Shelby walked us through the menu and was attentive. The oysters were excellent!…read moreThe cornbread delicious (wanted to order a side of that butter, to go!). Mac n cheese and the lamb roti were delicious and the lamb was so tender. Unique decor honoring the original property.

I gotta say, I was ready for the over-hype! We re-watched the Chef's Table episode before heading…read moreto Savannah and I read reviews and scoped-out menus from the last few years to get a sense of what I wanted to try when we got there. This place delivers! We had a 6:45 reservation, showed up right on time and were seated immediately. Benjamin introduced himself and helped us find some drinks that we loved, the Polaris and the Castor. After he went over the evening's specials, he helped guide us through our selections for the night. Having some un-inspired oysters earlier in the week, we decided to do two of each of the three oysters of the night. They were perfectly cold, deliciously briny and expertly shucked. We added just a drop of minuet juice but the oysters were so clean and crisp, we didn't want to cover up any of the fresh taste. The winter salad was simple but delicious. The lamb and chicken were both tender and perfectly seasoned. The Wagyu had an amazing crust that added texture to a simple slice of beef and the cornbread dressing with scallops was an original take on familiar flavors playing well off each other. We ended with a lovely olive oil lemon cake. You can feel the love in the ingredients, the presentation and the service at The Grey.

If you're looking for a spot in Charleston that truly leans into the holiday spirit, Prohibition…read moregoes all out with its Christmas decorations from the moment you walk in. It sets the tone immediately, and the festive energy carries straight through the meal. We kicked things off with Bloody Marys and a Morning Fog -- simple, classic, and done right. For starters, we shared the Hula Hoisin Wings. They were definitely on the heavier side with the hoisin, but still absolutely delicious. The Mistletoe Mango Tuna Poke Tacos were a standout. They come as a small plate with three appetizer-sized tacos, and every bite was bright, fresh, and beautifully balanced. The Buddy the Elf Burger offers a choice of a single or double patty; ours was cooked perfectly. The smoky bacon really brought everything together and gave it that extra "wow" factor. We rounded things out with the O Come, All Ye Fried Rice with Hanger Steak, which was another winner -- perfectly cooked, flavorful, and incredibly satisfying. As if the meal wasn't great enough on its own, we happened to be there while Emily Curtis was performing. She's truly incredible and added such a fun, memorable vibe to the day. I'd be remiss not to mention Kevin our server. Go see him. He was great. The whole team works great together. Don't let the bar-like atmosphere fool you -- Prohibition is far from your typical bar food or bar scene. There's a great space in the back, and the elevated menu makes it absolutely worth the visit. A festive, flavorful, all-around fantastic experience.

Food and drinks were both good... not the best I've ever had but good…read more Lunch on a Friday... several ppl at the bar but we were the only seat customers. The waitress was indifferent and seemed as they we were bothering her ....which is fine, as I was equally "bothered" by her and her attitude. I liked the bar and restaurant and the menu was solid. Our service would have made this 5 stars but we have lots of other choices on King Street that will have staff more excited for our business.

amberley and kiley are the best... no other servers are so sweet and made me feel at home. i love…read moreelectric moon!!!!

My mom and I last night had the opportunity to get drinks at the electric moon sky top lounge. My…read moremom got a pineapple high noon and I got the black out 2.0. I believe Jackson was our bartender. He was very nice and made an excellent drink The blackout 2.0 that I had yesterday evening was refreshing and very tasty. At this particular lounge, they do have a second floor that you can take a metal slide from the top floor to the second floor every now and then they do have games out, but it was a little bit chilly so they did close off the outside after we had dinner at the Savannah taco and tequila company we went upstairs for a drink. If you haven't been here, this lounge is located on top of one of the JW Marriott buildings. There is an elevator that takes you straight up to the sixth floor. 10/10