Description:

  • Built in 1771 and sheathed with a layer of pink stucco, this house has functioned as a private home, a bank, a tearoom, and headquarters for one of Sherman's generals. Today its interior is severe and dignified, with stiff-backed chairs, bare wooden floors, and an 18th-century aura similar to what you'd find in Williamsburg, Virginia. In 2008, a renovation and enlargement added the Planters Tavern, within an antique cellar room outfitted with a generously proportioned bar. Richly steeped in the traditions of the Low Country, its cuisine includes sautéed local shrimp with country ham and grits cake, crispy scored flounder with apricot sauce, steak au poivre, black grouper stuffed with blue crab and drenched in white onion and butter sauce, and grilled tenderloin of pork served with collard greens and yams. You can enjoy your meal in the rather formal and Spartan-looking candlelit dining rooms or within the more permissive, less-formal decor of Planters Tavern.

  • © Frommer's 2013

show more reviews

User Reviews for Olde Pink House

  •  

    Amazing Thanksgiving Dinner

  • The Pink House is one of the best restaurants in Savannah. It's much larger inside than appears from outside. The building dates from the Revolution but has been expanded. They...

  • Read full review on TripAdvisor

Awards:

Frommer's
Frommer's
  •  Highly Recommended 2010
  • Details
    • Contact:

    • visit website
    • tel: +1 912 232 4286
    • Address:

    • 23 Abercorn St
    • Savannah, GA 31401
    • Payments:

    • amex mastercard visa
    • Hours:

    • Daily 6p-10:30p

Get Our Newsletter
Stay caught up on our latest news, tips, & ideas for travelers, by locals.

Subscribe
Thanks for joining us
Now just keep an eye out for our confirmation email (and check that it doesn't end up in your spam folder).
The NileGuide team
Copyright ©2013 Travora Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. Trip Planner
<
 

Get our Newsletter.

Stay caught up on our latest news, tips, & ideas for travelers, by locals.

SIGN ME UP!