Guidebook for Pooler
Food Scene
If you can eat in only one restaurant in Savannah, this is it! A true Savannah institution it was formerly a boarding house that continues to serve a boarding-house style lunch from 11am-2pm ea. day.
157 locals recommend
Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room
107 W Jones StIf you can eat in only one restaurant in Savannah, this is it! A true Savannah institution it was formerly a boarding house that continues to serve a boarding-house style lunch from 11am-2pm ea. day.
Great casual food at a reasonable price! The buliding was originally an old grocery store and in the 30's was turned into a beer parlor.
146 locals recommend
Crystal Beer Parlor
301 W Jones StGreat casual food at a reasonable price! The buliding was originally an old grocery store and in the 30's was turned into a beer parlor.
Soho South Cafe
12 W Liberty StGood food, reasonably priced in a historic funky setting!
The Gallery Espresso
234 Bull StCasual relaxed "shabby-chic" atmosphere.
Independent coffee house frequented by more the of the bohemian "hippy" set. Frequently has live music, poetry readings, and film showings happening.
180 locals recommend
The Sentient Bean
13 E Park AveIndependent coffee house frequented by more the of the bohemian "hippy" set. Frequently has live music, poetry readings, and film showings happening.
Great homemade ice cream. The Leopold family started making ice cream in Savannah in 1919. Currently owned and operated by Stratton Leopold who has made a name for himself as a Hollywood producer.
161 locals recommend
Leopold's Ice Cream
212 E Broughton StGreat homemade ice cream. The Leopold family started making ice cream in Savannah in 1919. Currently owned and operated by Stratton Leopold who has made a name for himself as a Hollywood producer.
Great upscale southern food in a historic setting. Reservations definitely recommended.
239 locals recommend
The Olde Pink House
23 Abercorn StGreat upscale southern food in a historic setting. Reservations definitely recommended.
Lulu's Chocolate Bar
42 Martin Luther King Jr BlvdDessert cafe and bar.
Zunzi's
236 Drayton StGreat homemade quick South-African style take-out food.
Vinnie Van GoGo's
317 W Bryan StGreat Pizza! Cash only.
Johnny Harris Restaurant
1651 East Victory DriveA Savannah institution serving great barbecue!
Sightseeing
The Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace is one of my favorite house museums in Savannah. Juliette was the founder of girl scouts but was an amazing woman in her own right.
39 locals recommend
Juliette Gordon Low's Birthplace
10 E Oglethorpe AveThe Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace is one of my favorite house museums in Savannah. Juliette was the founder of girl scouts but was an amazing woman in her own right.
A trolley tour of the historic district is a great way to get an overview and see what you might want to investigate further.
94 locals recommend
Old Town Trolley
234 Martin Luther King Jr BlvdA trolley tour of the historic district is a great way to get an overview and see what you might want to investigate further.
Everything Else
700 Kitchen Cooking School offers hands-on classes throughout the week that are led by your host Chef Darin Sehnert! View classes online at: www.700kitchen.com
Reservations required: 912-721-5043.
19 locals recommend
700 Drayton Restaurant
700 Drayton St700 Kitchen Cooking School offers hands-on classes throughout the week that are led by your host Chef Darin Sehnert! View classes online at: www.700kitchen.com
Reservations required: 912-721-5043.
Shopping
Gas Station and Upscale mini-market with freshly prepared food and groceries as well as gifts. A great place to get prepared food perfect for a picnic in Forsyth Park!
52 locals recommend
Parker's Urban Market
222 Drayton StGas Station and Upscale mini-market with freshly prepared food and groceries as well as gifts. A great place to get prepared food perfect for a picnic in Forsyth Park!