Best Fine Dining in Bluffton

"When President Obama visited Savannah during his first term, he ate at only one restaurant: Mrs. Wilkes' Dining House. It's no wonder that the Commander in Chief chose this Jones Street staple, which has been serving family-style meals for decades. With platters of fried chicken and dishes of butter beans, red rice, collard greens, mac and cheese, and candied yams freely flowing around the 10-person shared tables, Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room promises great food and equally great conversation from fellow diners who have come from near and far to experience Southern cuisine at its finest."

"Mrs. Wilkes is one of the most iconic restaurants in Savannah and is unique among these listed for serving all-you-can-eat, family-style meals. Line up early (people often start lining up hours before the doors open for lunch at 11am), and then sit down to enjoy a delicious meal with several new friends. You’ll pay your flat fee on your way out the door, $25/person, cash or check only."

"We waited 90 minutes on line and finally it's our turn to place orders. The lady told is we have to wait one hour for food to be ready. $25 chicken orders…”more"

"Located underground in what was once a grain warehouse, Alligator Soul boasts an elegant downtown dining experience with a focus on local, organic, farm to table meals that emphasize Southern flavors. If you are looking for a true Southern cuisine experience, you are sure to find it here. Dress: Dressy casual"

"Alligator Soul es un hermoso restaurante de alta gastronomía sin pretensiones. Los comensales pueden relajarse y disfrutar de un coctel antes de la cena o de un postre en el bar lounge completo que cuenta con una romántica..."

"One of Savannah's best restaurants located in a quaint neighborhood on the corner of Jefferson & Harris Street in the historic district of downtown Savannah, Georgia. The interior is black & white with fuchsia draperies, dazzling crystal chandeliers and a cozy ambiance of it's 1879 roots."

"We were seated up a very steep set of stairs next to the bathroom. When we were seated the table was wobbly, we gr..."

"Constructed of ballast rock sometime prior to 1790, the Savannah Chart House, once a sugar and cotton warehouse, is the oldest masonry building in Georgia. The restaurant is located across the street from the Savannah River in the historic downtown area."

"Bay Street(912) 234-6686Once a sugar and cotton warehouse, it is the oldest masonry building in the State of Georgia.Top-of-the-catch seafood, succulent steaks and decadent desserts."

"We have lived here for 3 years and didn't realize they were here. We went to New Orleans night for my wife's birthday. What a amazing night.…”more"

"For a totally unique take on brunch, head to The Melting Pot!. Located on East Broughton Street in the Historic District, this restaurant offers an awesome dining experience created..."

"Part restaurant, part bistro, with a little takeaway, coffee shop and market in the mix — and open from early to late — The Emporium is the perfect spot for enjoying a tasty breakfast, a creative lunch or dinner, or a leisurely cocktail, or picking up dinner provisions or the perfect hostess gift, all under one eclectic roof. The menu features savory and sweet breakfast and brunch items, housemade charcuterie, the freshest fruits de mer (the roasted barbecue oysters with bourbon smoked jalapeno butter are not to be missed), spectacular seafood towers and French-leaning entrees (think croque madame, moules mariniere and coquilles Saint Jacques). Decadent desserts are available to go (as are prepared salads and made-to-order sandwiches), along with an impressive wine selection."

"The Emporium Kitchen and Wine Market is a solid brunch spot in Savannah. The food is locally sourced, fresh and delicious. Don’t miss the apple fritters with bourbon maple anglaise to start."

"I walked an extra $20 to the kitchen staff, who are visible while you eat, for a crew beer after work because they..."

"Everyone has their favorite BBQ place, but it wouldn’t be a surprise if non-locals warmed up to Dukes BBQ of Beaufort. Dukes ticks all the right boxes when it comes to southern BBQ taste and flavor. Everything tastes homemade, as if you’re part of the Dukes family enjoying pork ribs fresh from the smoke pit."

"This hip indoor/outdoor eatery, located at Habersham and 33rd streets, lives up to its name, offering cantina-style food with a Southern twist. The restaurant's menu features sliders, tacos, soups, salads, sides and appetizers, along with a nice selection of margaritas, well drinks, beer and wine. The sliders and tacos are either $3 or $4 and packed with flavor, thanks to ingredients like pulled pork, barbecue brisket, spicy fried shrimp and blackened fish."

"Enjoy Dinner with a Side of History 45 Bistro is housed in the historic hotel-turned-Civil War hospital the Marshall House, 17 Hundred 90 Restaurant is named after the year Savannah's city government formed, and The Olde Pink House, was was built in 1789. All of these spots are well-known for their food and for the occasional ghost sightings—so keep your eyes peeled to spot some citizens of Savannah's past."

"One of Savannah's best restaurants located in a quaint neighborhood on the corner of Jefferson & Harris Street in the historic district of downtown Savannah, Georgia. The interior is black & white with fuchsia draperies, dazzling crystal chandeliers and a cozy ambiance of it's 1879 roots."

"We were seated up a very steep set of stairs next to the bathroom. When we were seated the table was wobbly, we gr..."