The Olde Pink House, built in 1771 and located near Reynolds Square in Savannah, Georgia, serves as both a landmark restaurant and a piece of the city’s history. With its rich architecture and cozy ambiance, this 250-year-old mansion offers diverse dining experiences across 16,000 square feet. Diners can choose between the casual atmosphere of the Planter's Tavern and the elegant upstairs dining rooms, both serving deeply Southern cuisine. The restaurant's reputation thrives on its melding of historic charm with culinary excellence.
Stepping into The Olde Pink House feels like entering a living museum, where the architecture echoes with rich history, and every meal carries the weight of its 250-year-old legacy.
Each dining room of The Olde Pink House tells a different story, inviting guests to immerse themselves in Savannah's past while enjoying deeply Southern cuisine in a welcoming atmosphere.
In the Planter's Tavern, the ambiance is intimate and inviting, with ghostly tales intertwined with the laughter of locals enjoying the same hearty menu offered in the grand upstairs restaurant.
The Olde Pink House beautifully embodies Savannah's culinary scene by offering unpretentious yet exceptional Southern dishes combined with a historic setting that feels both luxurious and homey.
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