Savannah’s culinary scene is all about location. It draws upon the heritage of Southern cooking and on global influences coming into its port. Its pr... Read More
Savannah’s culinary scene is all about location. It draws upon the heritage of Southern cooking and on global influences coming into its port. Its proximity to the ocean also keeps it supplied with fresh seafood. Lowcountry dishes like Brunswick stew, crab boils, and shrimp and grits are ubiquitous at local joints. Traditions are respected and celebrated at institutions like the Olde Pink House, while new neighborhood spots such as Cotton & Rye rethink classic dishes. Restaurants with national accolades, such as the Florence and the Grey, serve twists on regional cooking.
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Collins Quarter
Melbourne native Stephen Hamile has brought cheeky Aussie humor to Savannah with this much-recommended restaurant. Dish names include “do you play... Read More
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Cotton & Rye
This outstanding neighborhood restaurant is in a former bank—the door to the safe remains in the dining room and is a fun conversation-starter. The... Read More
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Olde Pink House
Annexed to the historic Planters’ Inn, the Olde Pink House is in an 18th-century mansion. Chandeliers, period portraits, and fireplaces inform the... Read More
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Sandfly BBQ at the Streamliner
This converted railway car on Barnard Street in the Victorian District is a compact diner serving incredible barbecue. The downtown outpost of the... Read More
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Sorry Charlie's Oyster Bar
With the river and the ocean so integral to the city’s history, it’s little surprise that seafood is a mainstay at local restaurants. Sorry Charlie’s is... Read More
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The Florence
Chefs Hugh Acheson (of Top Chef Masters fame) and Kyle Jacavino combine Italian and Southern food at the Florence. Regional ingredients and Continental... Read More
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Treylor Park
This casual restaurant has all the requisite trendy elements: Mason-jar glasses, exposed brick, retro movies on the screen. But it also has a sense of... Read More
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Vinnie Van Go-Go's
There’s something pleasing about a place that does one thing (with slight variations) very well. The pizzas at Vinnie VanGogo’s have a hearty Neapolitan... Read More