I spent a long Presidents’ Day weekend down in lovely Savannah. The charming Southern city offered lots of history, delicious food, cool bars, and spooky haunts. I was locked inside a cemetery, learned about The Prohibition, enjoyed incredible brunches, had great cocktails, and admired beautiful historic mansions and buildings.
Off to Savannah: Treylor Park and the American Prohibition Museum
Oysters and Sweetbreads at The Grey
B. Matthew’s Eatery and Leopold’s Ice Cream
Bonaventure Cemetery with Shannon Scott
Whiskey and Wings at Cotton & Rye
Brunch at The Collins Quarter
Old Savannah Trolley Tour
Gophers, Burgers, and Beer
Brunch at The Ordinary Pub
The Conquistador at Zunzi’s
Dinner at The Olde Pink House
Best Bars: Alley Cat Lounge
Last Day in Savannah: Fried Chicken, Honey, and Brews