Someone wrote: >Amanda E. wrote: >> I was wondering if anyone knows any wonderful restaurants in >>We are staying at the De Soto Hilton. Maybe some cafes would be neat too! >> Amanda > >There are a number of "interesting" restaurants along the river walk. Another >place of interest is the Pirate House. It has become somewhat touristy, but >still very interesting. It dates back to Colonial days, and is said to have >been the inspiration for the Old Admiral Benbow Inn in Treasure Island. >Robert Louis Stevenson had stayed there. Supposedly there was a trap door >and tunnel under the street where they use to zap men over the head, drag them >down the tunnel and they would awake as shanghai'ed sailors aboard ship. > >Ron G. > > The Old Pink House (beside Planter's Inn) is a truly delightful place to eat. We went to Savannah on our honeymoon and had dinner at the Old Pink House. It is the only 17th century mansion in Savannah and the food is without a doubt the best I've ever tasted. The service was wonderful and the host gave us a tour of the house after dinner. I'm sure the fact that we were on our honeymoon did not prejudice our opinion one bit, either! : ) The 606 East Street Cafe is great for lunch (lots of food), unique atmosphere, to say the least. It is located in the City Market. Gale : ) NCR Corporation - An AT&T Company Gale Porterfield [email removed] (803) 939-6913
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