SAVANNAH
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The 6 most popular dining experiences in Savannah. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Two-hour Savannah dinner cruise with a Southern buffet, live music across multiple decks, and river views after dark. Great value at $92.
“We had an excellent time on the dinner cruise! The food was great, the views were beautiful, and our server Jaxson was amazing—super friendly and attentive. Highly recommend!”
A 2-hour Savannah Riverboat dinner cruise with onboard entertainment, river views, and a buffet featuring shrimp and grits for $92.52.
“Great good but our server was slow and not attentive. Entertainment was good and I would go again and recommend”
A 2-hour Savannah riverboat dinner cruise with live gospel music, a Southern buffet, and big views of River Street and Talmadge Bridge.
“We went to Savannah for our anniversary/birthday celebration. Looking for fun uplifting things to do we picked the gospel boat cruise with dinner. So glad we did food was great (nice southern mix) and the music was better than expected. We would definitely do it again. One note the ticket did not say you should…”
Savannah Riverboat Monday Gospel Dinner Cruise: 2 hours of southern buffet classics and uplifting choir music with night river views.
“This Riverboat cruise was 5 star all the way. Really enjoyed the gospel music and the southern style dinner.I even got a shout out/song for my birthday! Just loved the experience❤❤❤”
Small-group Savannah food walk with Lowcountry tastings, one cocktail or mocktail, and dessert. 3.5 hours starting 3:00 pm.
“Michael made the tour interesting and fun with all the history about Savanah. Food was wonderful, gave us ideas on where we’d like to go back to dine. Highly recommend!”
Savannah’s Southern Traditions dinner tour packs coastal classics, history walks, and one included pub drink into 3 hours.
“Each stop was a true delight with Rose. We experienced a wide variety of local food, just enough time at each location and an interesting lesson of history and architecture as we walked. Eight was a perfect number of participants… I feel more would have been hard to stay together. At the conclusion, Rose helped…”
