Savannah is a city full of breathtaking architecture, drooping live oaks, historic cobblestone streets, and something to see on every corner. But one thing Savannah & Tybee do best is the expansive culinary selection of local restaurants! Work up an appetite after exploring the many attractions in the beautiful streets of Savannah? Don’t worry! We personally recommend any of the restaurants below & you will want to hit every one of these drool-worthy spots!
Savannah is a food-lover’s paradise. There are so many incredible choices that narrowing down where and what to eat can be a conundrum. We’ll help with that, starting with the appetizers.
Fried Green Tomatoes
Are you even in the South if fried green tomatoes are not...
February can bring a little chill to Savannah, making it a great time to enjoy afternoon tea. We’ve run down some of our favorite spots to sit and sip.
The Tea Room, 14 E. Macon St., is a little nook that offers tea service...
Let’s talk turkey. The bird is, after all, the centerpiece of the Thanksgiving feast. Enjoy this annual tradition at some of our favorite spots when visiting Savannah for the holiday.
The Olde Pink House, located in a renovated Southern mansion, provides the perfect setting for...
If you find yourself staying too busy to enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with your family, maybe it’s time you took a break. Take a family vacation to Savannah this year and let someone else do the cooking and cleaning. We’ve run down some of the...
Snuggle up with your sweetheart or enjoy your family and friends in a delightfully cozy Savannah restaurant on these cooler Autumn nights.
Every seat in The Olde Pink House makes a great setting, but ask for a table by the fireplace for the perfect spot. The...
September through November is an excellent time to enjoy the city’s mouth-watering, fresh, local seafood. After all, fall is traditionally the time of year to savor the most delicious of seafood delicacies, the oyster. But there are plenty of other fish in the sea.
Savor...
When it’s time to beat the heat on Tybee Island, you can’t go wrong with an ice-cold drink.
For what is perhaps the largest variety of frozen choices, head to Wet Willie’s. With dozens of pre-mixed frozen drinks, patrons may find it difficult to narrow...
Tired of seafood? Craving authentic Mexican fare? Then head over to the Agave Bar and Grill on Tybee Island, they've got you covered.
Located on famous Tybrisa Street near the pier, Bernie's Oyster Bar has a relaxed, casual, oyster bar atmosphere with a great selection of seafood – including of course, lots of oysters.
Looking for a pizza? If you are on Tybee Island, and are craving pizza, head on over to Lighthouse Pizza. You can dine-in, take it out or have your order delivered.
