Most reviewed places in Savannah, United States

30-acre park with basketball & tennis courts, paths, a historic fountain & a Confederate memorial.

Popular ice cream parlor with a marble soda fountain, regular & seasonal flavors, soup & sandwiches.

Easygoing eatery from Paula Deen featuring Southern classics like fried chicken.

Waterfront plaza with views of the Savannah River & passing ships, plus site of ongoing festivities.

Long-running pirate-themed restaurant offering hearty Southern fare in a rustic, historic inn.

Four block open-air market since the 1700s with shopping, dining & artworks in restored warehouses.

Big shopping mall featuring department stores, name-brand retailers, a food court & restaurants.

Inventive Southern cuisine served in an elegant Colonial mansion & live music in the cellar tavern.

A lavish, all-you-can-eat buffet of sushi, crab legs & Chinese & American fare in spacious quarters.

Standard retail center with 2 floors of stores & eateries, plus an old-fashioned carousel ride.

19th-century Roman Catholic church with neo-gothic architecture, stained glass & music recitals.

Urban historic district featuring 18th & 19th-century architecture & scenic public spaces.

Vintage-chic space with outdoor seating offering creative Southern comfort eats, cocktails, and beer.

👍👍 I recently had to go to the ER and every nurse and doctor was amazing! The waiting room took a minute, but after I was admitted and taken into a room, I felt that they took great care of me! My doctors were a short red-haired woman and a taller brown-haired woman. I don’t have their names, but they...

Cozy American bistro & bar with extensive food & beer menus in a century-old former grocery store.

😠 If you’re in need of any kind of help from the ER…. Please go elsewhere this is really a joke! My GI doctor sent me to Memorial Hospital ER for a stat CT scan. I have been waiting for 4 hours and counting… (still waiting)! Remember I asked nicely to see if they can just order the ct scan by the doct...

This fine-dining restaurant in a 19th-century warehouse features classic Southern cooking.

Upmarket riverfront hotel offering refined quarters, a restaurant & a bar, plus an indoor pool.

The site of a museum, theater & Forrest Gump's famous bus bench, named for the Battle of Chippewa.

Shrimp & other seafood specialties are served in this historic former warehouse right by the river.