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!
If you’re looking for the pulse of an old Southern city, we suggest you head to the waterside at Rocks on the Roof – Tapas Bar Savannah. That’s especially true in Savannah, a destination where the famous Savannah River practically laps against the front steps of some of the finest spots in the historic district.
Fall is traditionally a time of year to savor that most flavorful of shellfish, oysters. If you enjoy oysters, you’ll discover plenty of delicious dishes at Savannah’s restaurants.
When you vacation on Tybee Island, take advantage of the spectacular scenery by dining outdoors as much as possible.
Though the weather outside rarely gets frightful in Savannah, it’s still delightful to warm up with a hot drink. Fortunately, the city’s historic district is chock-full of specialty coffee shops where you can get a steaming cup of a robust and delicious brew.
Dining out on tasty local cuisine is a highlight of any vacation. That’s true for those maintaining a vegan or plant-based lifestyle, too. Thankfully, chefs are creating delicious and creative ways to prepare vegan and plant-based dishes that appeal to any diner.
In the mood for something a little different for lunch or dinner? How about some Caribbean Island flair? Then the North Beach Bar and Grill is the place to go.
For karaoke at the beach, Benny’s Tybee Tavern on Tybee Island is the place to be. Right on Butler Avenue (1517 Butler Avenue) at the south end of the island, Benny’s is right in the middle of things.
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.
If you’re on Tybee Island, check out Fannie’s on the Beach. Situated across from the beach at 1613 Strand, near 17th Street, they are right in the heart of things.
In the mood for something a little different for lunch or dinner? How about some Caribbean Island flair? Then the North Beach Bar and Grill is the place to go.
