These are all pretty much the most touristy (hence pricey) restaurants in Savannah. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but they're not necessarily where the locals eat.
You missed a few really great places to eat! Crystal Beer Palace is a great place for lunch and dinner! The Duck Wings are sooo good! Then there is Bull Street Tacos on Bull Street, and lets not forget Frali's on Liberty St. All food is hand made and ingredients are sourced from Italy. I've eaten there for years and is the first place I want a panini when I get my cancer treatments.
We stayed at the Planter;s Inn on Reynold's Square and that place is definitely Haunted, but in a Friendly Southern Hospitality way. Not Scary, just Bizarre. I was downstairs at the little Soiree going on and decided I neeed something upstairs and when I put the Key Ticket into the Door I heard this Woman's voice say "Who is it?" and I knew there was no one in the room, I walked down the Hall and the next room was like 20 Feet away, Just a really strange feeling. But I am strange myself so...
I have lived in Savannah for almost eighty years and have never seen a ghost or even met anyone who saw one. My daughter and I took a ghost tour one night and I never laughed so hard.
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Sorry Leopold's is so touristy. My friend who is form Savannah has never gone there. It is like Magnolias in NYC. She recommended going to the many other ice cream shops that are just as good and not waiting hours in line.
@@dizzotizzo69 I have been in Savannah for ten years, three times a year, I have eaten at almost all the restaurants. For several years now, I have only eaten in places where local people eat and recommend them, not places for tourists. Places frequented by tourists are often overrated, both in the Savannas and in Charleston.
My dad was very interested in the civil war. He was born in Decatur, Ga in 1921. He would take my mom and I around to different sites. My mom wasn’t too crazy about traveling so we never made it to Gettysburg. He would tell us about a great etc ancestor wounded at Gettysburg. He traced him to Alabama. I reckon I’d have to stay on the Confederate side at the battlefield or get yelled at by Union soldiers. Not sure I’ll ever make it up there. This is Bonnie, wife of Michael.
Visiting Savannah regularly since the 60's....... Many changes.
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We ate at Alligator soul, fantastic !!!
Great video! The Olde Pink House is a staple for us each visit. We had the exact same table when we visited Alligator Soul last trip. ❤
Nice job with this video. We love Savannah and eat at the Old Pink House every visit. Thanks for showing off this great city.
We love it, too! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
THUMBS up again for Alligator Soul that is true fine dining, thank you ladies, (Chef's) fantastic. we will be back in November.
And I agree, in Savannah you eat better than in most of Florida
These are all pretty much the most touristy (hence pricey) restaurants in Savannah. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but they're not necessarily where the locals eat.
We ate at Alligator Soul, amazing and wonderful, loved it
Lovely video. Heading to Savannah now and appreciate the reviews.
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You missed a few really great places to eat! Crystal Beer Palace is a great place for lunch and dinner! The Duck Wings are sooo good! Then there is Bull Street Tacos on Bull Street, and lets not forget Frali's on Liberty St. All food is hand made and ingredients are sourced from Italy. I've eaten there for years and is the first place I want a panini when I get my cancer treatments.
We stayed at the Planter;s Inn on Reynold's Square and that place is definitely Haunted, but in a Friendly Southern Hospitality way. Not Scary, just Bizarre. I was downstairs at the little Soiree going on and decided I neeed something upstairs and when I put the Key Ticket into the Door I heard this Woman's voice say "Who is it?" and I knew there was no one in the room, I walked down the Hall and the next room was like 20 Feet away, Just a really strange feeling. But I am strange myself so...
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The more tourist, the more ghosts. Savannah wasn't haunted until so many tourists showed up.
I have lived in Savannah for almost eighty years and have never seen a ghost or even met anyone who saw one. My daughter and I took a ghost tour one night and I never laughed so hard.
Sorry Leopold's is so touristy. My friend who is form Savannah has never gone there. It is like Magnolias in NYC. She recommended going to the many other ice cream shops that are just as good and not waiting hours in line.
The Circle K gas stations sell Leopold's, or so I have been told.
When she tasted the alligator bites then said it's very good, I'm sorry but she wasn't convincing enough for me to try them...lol
Audio in the restaurant is poor. The description of the dish is too quick to read. Very nice concept. I subscribed. Checking out Barcelona next.
Pause the video, that's what I did to read them.
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The best fried chicken in Savannah is Geneva's Famous Chicken and Cornbread Co.❤
Thanks! We will put that on our list to try. Appreciate the comment!
Have you have it at the Pink House? You'd probably change your mind.
@@dizzotizzo69 I have been in Savannah for ten years, three times a year, I have eaten at almost all the restaurants. For several years now, I have only eaten in places where local people eat and recommend them, not places for tourists. Places frequented by tourists are often overrated, both in the Savannas and in Charleston.
@@1573viking Do tell then, what are the top 5?
No fine dining restaurant where I come from has Sandwiches on the menu, but hey, this is the Sourh , come to California
I highly suggest the Goose & Gander in Yountville, CA
F that rotten dem state. Beautiful, but it's wrecked!
No thanks, I don't like commies.
Clearly you have never been to Gettysburg PA as that is the most haunted place in the USA .
My dad was very interested in the civil war. He was born in Decatur, Ga in 1921. He would take my mom and I around to different sites. My mom wasn’t too crazy about traveling so we never made it to Gettysburg. He would tell us about a great etc ancestor wounded at Gettysburg. He traced him to Alabama. I reckon I’d have to stay on the Confederate side at the battlefield or get yelled at by Union soldiers. Not sure I’ll ever make it up there. This is Bonnie, wife of Michael.
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😂 you clearly know nothing about food .