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The Olde Pink House
theoldepinkhouserestaurant.com 23 Abercorn St. | $$$ | Southern Fine Dining 8 guests Housed in an 18th-century mansion, this iconic restaurant offers inventive Southern cuisine in elegant, historic rooms. |
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St. Neo's Brasserie
saintneos.com 7 Drayton St. | $$ | Seafood 10 guests St. Neo’s Brasserie is a seafood brasserie and oyster bar. The menu celebrates southern, Lowcountry, and regional culinary traditions. |
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Boar’s Head Grill & Tavern
boarsheadgrill.com One North Lincoln St./River St. | $$ | Southern 10 guests The oldest continuously operating restaurant on Savannah’s Waterfront, offering spectacular views of the Savannah River. Since 1959 diners have enjoyed the rustic ambiance in this 18th century refurbished cotton warehouse. |
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The Darling Oyster Bar
thedarling.com 27 Montgomery St. | $$ | Seafood 8 guests Set within a beautifully restored 130-year-old building, the Darling Oyster Bar Savannah channels the city’s easy coastal elegance with timeless Lowcountry charm. Pull up a stool at the raw bar, tuck into a cozy booth, or unwind at the bar and stay awhile. |
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Wexford, Savannah's Irish Pub
wexfordpub.com 27 Barnard St. | $$ | Award-winning Irish food 10 guests Savannah’s newest and most unique Irish pub was inspired by and named after County Wexford, Ireland, to which Savannah has a special connection since more than half of Georgia’s Irish emigrants traveled here from Wexford in the mid-1800s during the potato famine. Delicious Irish meals accented by an eclectic beer and whiskey collection, live Irish music combined with sincere hospitality make Wexford Pub a jewel in the crown of Savannah’s most beloved restaurants. |
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Association for Prevention Teaching and Research
2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Suite 7000 Washington, DC 20006 |