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re: Savannah Recs?
Posted on 6/28/21 at 2:24 pm to AbitaFan08
Posted on 6/28/21 at 2:24 pm to AbitaFan08
Treylor Park and Hitch are both really bad. It's bad cooking and most dishes have a Guy Fieri trashcan nacho aspect to it. Definitely avoid.
Common Thread for dinner
Stone & Webster Chophouse
Elizabeth's on 37th
Tricks Barbecue for easy lunch
Pizza and beers in Starland Yard
Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room for lunch M-F
Husk for Sunday brunch
Leopold's Ice Cream
Must see
The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist
Monterey Square
Forsyth Park
View from Peregrin rooftop bar
Common Thread for dinner
Stone & Webster Chophouse
Elizabeth's on 37th
Tricks Barbecue for easy lunch
Pizza and beers in Starland Yard
Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room for lunch M-F
Husk for Sunday brunch
Leopold's Ice Cream
Must see
The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist
Monterey Square
Forsyth Park
View from Peregrin rooftop bar
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Posted on 6/28/21 at 2:52 pm to PBeard
Just spent 7 months in Savannah for work and must say it's a disappointing food city.
Some good dishes (scored flounder for one) to be had at the aforementioned places for sure, but overall fairly average especially with Charleston down the road. Including the Grey -- great atmosphere, but did not find it special.
I did enjoy cocktails and seafood at both the Wyld and Sea Wolf (Tybee) if they venture out of the historic district.
Some good dishes (scored flounder for one) to be had at the aforementioned places for sure, but overall fairly average especially with Charleston down the road. Including the Grey -- great atmosphere, but did not find it special.
I did enjoy cocktails and seafood at both the Wyld and Sea Wolf (Tybee) if they venture out of the historic district.
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