Traveling to Savannah, GA. Any suggestions from those who have been?
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Which restaurants require masks and vaccination cards?
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Looking mostly at food and/or sights. Down there for a wedding so only have a short amount of time
...really on either end of the events.
(Looks like I may need to know what's best to do on a rainy weekend in Savannah.)
Also my son may need to rent lefty clubs.
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Any restaurant in downtown is good
Most people take the ghost tours and ride in the horse drawn carriages.
The squares are cool and so are the historic houses. Juliette Gordon Lowe house is popular.
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O'Connell's Irish Pub on 42 Drayton St
It's a wee pub, very friendly and dry from the rain. About six stools at the bar and 4-5 tables. First time we went they were havimg a meeting of the Royal
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Thanks much Hiba. Will definitely stop in there before or after dining at The Olde Pink House…
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Update on Oconnell's. Stopped by yesterday afternoon. Was closed...and appeared it may be closed or
...closing for good.
Hate to see a good Irish Pub go...if the case.
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It's just a few 'Drivers and a 5-Iron' to Hilton Head for great golf...did that on a couple of
business trips with stays in Savannah.
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Grew up an hour south. Highly recommend the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist.
Most other historic sites worth viewing there that I'd recommend you probably have already seen on Google.
Restaurant-wise, you may opt for some upscale options, but at some point you should definitely check out Carey Hilliard's. It's an old-school BBQ and seafood spot that the locals have loved forever (my stepdad grew up in Savannah, and it's one of his lifetime go-to's). If you go with their BBQ, opt for double-meat, no stew, and get the onion rings (Sweet Vidalia onions that are double-dipped before frying). The seafood there, obviously, is also terrific. As is the fried chicken.
If you're going pretty soon, it's still beach weather. The water should be relatively calm at this time of year, as well. Not too many tourists, either. If you're going in a few weeks or later, still spend some time walking on the beaches - they're beautiful.
If you are going to spend anytime boating on the Intercoastal to do some fishing or crabbing or skiing, I'll note that the potential for gators does exist - that water may taste salty, but it's brackish enough for them to be swimming around in it.
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Much obliged.
Going very soon...as in tomorrow.
Will be staying on Tybee Island. Very much beach weather...except for some rain over the weekend.
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Tybee's very nice.
It'll definitely be swim-worthy at the beach, and you're very likely to see dolphins - grab some Jet Skis/Wave Runners and head out a bit from shore, and they're liable to come swim right near you.
And if you're on Tybee, you should probably get a look at Fort Pulaski.
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