Make your way up the leopard print stairs and into the stylish Casimir's Lounge, the sultry top-floor bar located inside the Mansion on Forsyth Park. The lounge is known for its crafted cocktails, delicious bites, and Bösendorfer piano, which fills the air with jazzy tunes. Jazz and blues musicians come from all over the South to entertain the crowds that gather in the lounge. Be sure to try one of the Savannah-inspired cocktails, like the 700 Drayton Martini or the lime-infused Savannah-Grita during your visit to Casimir's Lounge.
Situated in a renovated building that was once home to the City Hotel, Moon River Brewing Company is a restaurant, bar and Savannah's only microbrewery. A varied menu includes quite a few vegetarian options. Imaginative appetizers such as Oysters with Pecan Pesto and Ginger Cured Salmon with Wasabi are worth a try. Fried sweet potato chips are a house specialty. And of course, your server will insist you try one of Moon River's micro-brewed beers with your meal.
Dubbed the city's best dance club by local critics for seven consecutive years, this flashy spot features hot dancing and a wild environment late into the night. The Lady Chablis of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil fame performs regularly, as well as a number of other popular local performers. The dance floor is replete with flashing lights, an overhanging mezzanine and multiple bar stations for thirsty dancers. Club one is also known locally as one of Savannah's premier gay bars.
They say 'Never Judge a Book by its Cover' and in the case of the Wormhole, that platitude may hold true. A simple establishment, this place still manages to attract Savannah's many music lovers with its stellar shows. Hosting performances by local soloists and bands, the Wormhole is Savannah's premier spot for local music. The Wormhole also hosts a variety of touring groups from around the country. Apart from live music events, the venue also presents theatrical works and other performing arts.
Don your cowboy boots and head to Saddle Bags for a wild night out during your stay in Savannah. Saddle Bags is a cowboy-themed bar that has pulled out all of the stops: a bull for riding, whiskey for sipping, and live music to stomp your boots to. The bar also serves up some bites for late night snacking, including mozzarella sticks, chicken wings, and Cajun peanuts. Fridays and Saturdays are particularly lively at this fun late-night spot.
While the Tree House might not actually be located in a tree, it is certainly one of Savannah's coolest balcony bars. The club features wood-paneled walls and "trees" growing up through the roof, which makes the space feel like you really are in a tree house. Tree House puts on weekly specials, including comedy nights, live bands, and themed parties. The club can accommodate up to 200 club-goers, which means Fridays and Saturdays can get pretty wild.
Audience participation is not only encouraged at this dueling piano club, it is required! Come listen to two gifted musicians battle for your attention (and your tips) as they play songs you know and love. Request a favorite song or a dedication to someone having a birthday or getting married. The piano-players will take care of the rest. This is a great spot to bring a group. Shows start about an hour and a half to two hours after Savannah Smiles opens.
After a hard day at work, one wants to relax and hang around with friends; if you are looking for such a place, then Congress Street Social Club is the best bet. This social club was formed with an idea to provide patrons with a place where they can simply drink beer and bond with their friends. That's not it, the club also serves excellent short eats and light snacks that perfectly complement the fun mood. Live music concerts, DJ sessions, theme parties and similar other gigs are a regular feature here. Apart from that, you can also hire the space for private events and celebrations.
Don your cowboy boots and head to Saddle Bags for a wild night out during your stay in Savannah. Saddle Bags is a cowboy-themed bar that has pulled out all of the stops: a bull for riding, whiskey for sipping, and live music to stomp your boots to. The bar also serves up some bites for late night snacking, including mozzarella sticks, chicken wings, and Cajun peanuts. Fridays and Saturdays are particularly lively at this fun late-night spot.
The Rail Pub is your friendly neighborhood pub next door. Tucked away in Savannah's former Red Light district, this watering hole occupies a historic 1870 building that is allegedly haunted. Don't forget to ask your wait staff about the investigated paranormal activity experienced here! This place is popular among locals during Happy Hour and on Karaoke nights. Enjoy a chilled pitcher or pint with Slim Jim, Pickled Pigs' Feet and Ghetto Dawg.
Dubbed the city's best dance club by local critics for seven consecutive years, this flashy spot features hot dancing and a wild environment late into the night. The Lady Chablis of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil fame performs regularly, as well as a number of other popular local performers. The dance floor is replete with flashing lights, an overhanging mezzanine and multiple bar stations for thirsty dancers. Club one is also known locally as one of Savannah's premier gay bars.