Fried chicken that inspires a "pilgrimage"; no reservations and no credit cards.
Built in the 1940s, Alexander Hall originally housed Centennial Mill Flour Company. In 1946 it was turned into the Alexander Grocery store. It now houses SCAD's painting department.
Stop in to see the permanent collection and the "Bird Girl" statue- in addition to our great exhibits!
Savannah's quintessential swanky restaurant; the NY Times has described the decor as "prissy", but all agreed the food is fantastic.
Technically across the river from Downtown Savannah on Hutchinson Island, but the hotel runs a free water taxi to Downtown.
Riverfront and rooftop makes this a prime sunset spot. While we're still far from Kentucky, Garden & Gun prizes their mint juleps.
See the bronze statue of John Wesley in the center of the square, honoring the founder of Methodism. Wesley actually founded the first Sunday school in America, here in Savannah, Georgia. En savoir plus .
