Best Nightlife in Bluffton

"Eating your heart out in beautiful restaurants definitely ranks among the best things to do in Georgia, and Savannah’s classic Olde Pink House is one of the prettiest restaurants of all!. The bright pink exterior of the Olde Pink House definitely ranks among the best Savannah photo spots–but so does its interior, especially the stunning ballroom-turned-dining-room!"

"Nestled beside Reynolds Square in Savannah’s only standing 18th Century mansion, the iconic Olde Pink House is a testament to tradition, history and Southern luxury. Duly, it is an essential stop on your culinary tour through Savannah. The seasonal menu offers a harmonic balance of sweet and savory flavors with a dish that’s composed just right for you."

"This classic spot is one of the most well-known restaurants in all of Savannah. It's more upscale than many of the options on this list, but they're definitely not too snooty to welcome your pups to the outdoor seating area!. You'll find plenty of shade at The Olde Pink House in the summertime, and they provide heaters during the cooler months."

"Occupying a 1938 Art Deco Greyhound bus terminal, (thus the name), the Grey restaurant has been described as “game-changing”. The building underwent a restoration to preserve the historical Art Deco architectural elements. Inside there is Art Deco paneling, a 60 seat dining room with banquettes, a central horseshoe-shaped bar, a skylight and a refurbished ticket booth, that serves as an open kitchen."

"Formerly a Greyhound Bus Terminal built in 1938, The Grey is a feast for both the eyes and the stomach. Offering a personal take on Southern food from James Beard Award recipient Mashama Bailey, patrons can expect dishes that are layered, Southern, and soulful. While creating an experience focused on old-world hospitality, The Grey is Southern cuisine done right."

"A wonderfully retro makeover of the 1960s Greyhound Bus Terminal gives us one of Savannah's culinary darlings, where chef Mashama Bailey's 'Port City Southern' cuisine is a delightful, immigrant-infused take on..."

"The oldest standing building in Georgia, The Pirates House was built in 1734 and was created as an Inn for seafarers. It was a place where pirates and seamen gathered to drink their grog and discourse about their adventures or their latest booty. Today, it’s more than a favorite local restaurant, it’s a Savannah attraction with a rich and intriguing past."

"The Pirates House is a wonderfully preserved seaman’s tavern dating back to 1794. Located just a block from the Savannah River, it was a popular inn for seafarers and now entertain..."

"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..."

"The dive of all dives, Abe's on Lincoln has remnants from past patrons and napkins with Abraham Lincoln's face littering the walls. The space is dark, small, and a little sticky (as you'd expect and want it to be). The staff is to-the-point and quick on their feet; order a beer or a shot, then move aside."

"This chic and rustic bar isn’t just for fans of Abe Lincoln. You must visit this bar to find out why it’s said to be haunted. The low-key vibe and inexpensive drinks make this place desirable to all."

"Daily Happy Hour from 4-7pm, seasonal cocktails and a selection of whiskies from around the world make this a favorite watering hole for locals and visitors alike!"

"One of the more vibrant spots in the Plant Riverside District, and in Savannah, is the dual and high-energy Electric Moon Skytop Lounge + Moon Deck. Equipped with two open-air terraces, here you get panoramic views over both the Savannah River and the city. With an atmosphere close to a night club, this is truly an adult playground."

"It is all rise at the Electric Moon Skytop Lounge is for you!. The energetic bar is a 21+ only venue and is located above the JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District. The eccentric spot features a slide from the Electric Moon Skytop Lounge to the Moon Deck."

"A high-energy rooftop lounge where the stunning river views, illuminated smoke stacks, signature cocktails and music blend together for an electrifying experience at one of the best bars in Savannah, GA. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: Casual"

"Northwest of the historic district, by the river next to the Highway 17 bridge, the Service Brewing Company is churning out sturdy modern craft brews under the guiding hand of owner/brewmaster Kevin Ryan, a West Point graduate and former Army commander whose partner, Meredith Sutton, ignited his nascent talent by giving him a home-brewing kit some years back. The couple founded the brewery in 2014. The taproom, designed by Sutton, is breezy and bright, and the brewery donates a portion of its revenues to charities supporting first responders and the military— hence the brewery’s name."

"Live music, fresh-brewed beer, and daily events keep the Service Brewing taproom full of locals, tourists, and puppies. Rotating food trucks set up just outside of the brewery entrance include favorites like The Naked Pig, Red Taco Truck, Big Bon Ghost Kitchen and Strange Bird. There is always a reason to enjoy local food purveyors and a cold beer or two or three."

"Sorry Charlie’s is one of the most reliable, amiable places to get to know the Southern culinary canon, from hush puppies to oyster po’boys. The restaurant offers slightly cheffier takes on the classics without changing them fundamentally; say, adding pan sauce to seared snapper or mussels and clams to the low-country boil. Shrimp and grits are finished with sherry cream sauce; and don’t sleep on the dressed-up oysters, like Rockefeller and Casino."

"Trust us when we say you won’t find better oysters than these in Savannah!. They are truly the best in town. You’ll find this modern neighborhood pub in Ellis Square near City Market."

"Savannah’s Lutheran Church is one of the city’s most beautiful and historied places of worship. Its origins lie in Savannah’s early Salzburger community, Protestant exiles of Salzburg who arrived in the city in the 1730s. Some of the Salzburgers stayed in Savannah, the rest forming their own settlement of Ebenezer not far away."

"Ascension congregation is one of the oldest in Savannah, dating back to 1741. The building itself wasn't completed until 1878, after a string of other temporary churches were built on the current church's lot. It is a combination of Norman and Gothic styles, designed by architect George B. Clarke in 1875."