Where to Dine While Celebrating Milestones in Savannah

If this is the first time you have noticed, we prefer mansions in Savannah. When we dine, sleep and meet, it must be in an impressive estate. 

A few well-known favorites, such as The Olde Pink House, epitomize fine Southern dining. Start things right with blackened oysters on the half shell, followed by she crab soup and grilled pork tenderloin with bourbon molasses. Then, dig into your celebratory dessert.

Try to avoid asking for seconds while dining at Elizabeth on 37th. Their rotating menus are designed to complement the ingredients based on the season. This means they like to keep your tastebuds on their toes, and the formal setting at this dining estate is unforgettable. Only the best for you, friend!

Though not a mansion, Vic's On The River is iconic in Savannah. This once 19th-century warehouse on River Street is where fine dining meets Low Country appeal. Join them for lunch or dinner, where pan-seared sea scallops and braised beef short ribs are a scrumptious way of saying, "I really deserve this."

Talk about a "power" play on dining; Plant Riverside District is prepared to offer you a one-of-a-kind experience in the heart of - you ready for this? The Smokestack! You and your guests (groups of 2-9) will have the utmost privacy in this more than 100-year-old smokestack while gazing at the stars above you and regaling from the Stone & Webster Chophouse menu; you'll sip the finest wine and receive a personalized visit from their master mixologists. The interactive smoked cocktails will take the night over the top. Reserve this extraordinary experience.

It's where live jazz is played weekly, the food is incredible, the wine is smooth and the atmosphere is sophisticated. Good Times Jazz Bar is "grown folks" territory with the Southern savoir-faire you can depend on in Savannah. Go underground to Jazz'd Tapas Bar, where all the markings of a speakeasy vibe are coupled with upscale dining and laid-back patrons. Groups and special events are welcome, so make sure you reserve your night of melodic dining.

We are in no way putting down lunch hour, guys. There's just something about brunch that makes drinking early acceptable and eating breakfast late excitingly devious (in a good way). Savannah has numerous brunch spots, such as Collins Quarter, Little Duck Diner, 700 Drayton Restaurant, Rhett, B. Matthews - ok, if we continue like this, it will be time for dinner. These brunch options will treat you mighty fine. 

Whether you prefer dessert first or later, our city can cure any sugary appetite. Ice cream, chocolates, pralines, cakes, cobblers, dessert martinis and beyond are all within your reach. Choose from a few of the most decadent menu items at Lulu's Chocolate Bar, Savannah's Candy Kitchen, The Peach Cobbler Factory and District Gelato. What a sweet way to end things. Discover even more sweet spots.