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Savannah Bar Guide

30+ bars across Savannah's drinking neighbourhoods, curated by editors who know the city.

Savannah is America's most walkable bar city. The Historic District's open-container law means you carry your drink between squares. The Chatham Artillery Punch (rum, brandy, gin, champagne) has been served since 1819. River Street's heritage warehouse bars run along the Savannah River. Artillery is the new James Beard-quality cocktail room.

Five neighbourhoods cluster the action. The Historic District is the open-container square spine. Starland is the indie creative-class quarter. Downtown wraps Forsyth Park. Eastside is the residential cocktail-room district. Thomas Square is the small-bar neighbourhood quarter.

Cocktails run $11 to $14. Tipping is 20 percent. Most bars run to 2am, weekend bars to 3am. Order to-go cups for the squares — bring your drink with you.

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Artillery
Historic District

Artillery

Savannah's most awarded cocktail bar. James Beard nominated. Speakeasy inside a former 1880s armory. Long marble counter, classic-cocktail-leaning menu. Reserve.

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Alley Cat Lounge
Historic District

Alley Cat Lounge

Speakeasy reached down a basement staircase. Twenty-four seats. The bartenders rotate the menu around southern ingredients. Reservations recommended.

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Husk Savannah
Historic District

Husk Savannah

Husk's Savannah outpost. Long bar, Southern-spirit-forward cocktail menu, and Husk-quality southern food.

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The Original Pinkie Master's
Historic District

The Original Pinkie Master's

Heritage dive bar from 1953. Jimmy Carter campaigned here. Cheap pours, peanut-shells-on-the-floor atmosphere, and the most authentic Savannah dive.

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Service Brewing
Starland

Service Brewing

Veteran-owned craft brewery taproom. Twelve house taps, large outdoor patio, and a young engaged crowd.

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The Grove
Starland

The Grove

Cocktail-and-restaurant garden bar. Outdoor seating under live oaks, candle-lit, and a thirty-something local crowd. Best on a warm evening.

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Neighbourhood Guide

Historic District

The open-container square spine. Twenty-two squares, heritage bars, and the most walkable drinking quarter in America. Carry your drink between squares.

Starland

The indie creative-class district south of the historic centre. Craft breweries, design studios, and the most adventurous food in Savannah.

Downtown

The Forsyth Park surroundings. Wine bars, neighbourhood cocktail rooms, and a quieter weekend pace.

Eastside

The residential cocktail-room district. Boutique cocktail rooms, neighbourhood pubs, and a thirty-something local crowd.

Thomas Square

Small-bar neighbourhood quarter west of the centre. Indie cocktail rooms, gastropubs, and a younger creative crowd.

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