Savannah for a 30th birthday

Brunch at The Collins Quarter

“Book for four or you wait an hour. We waited an hour.”

Walk the squares

“Hungover and it was still the best part of the morning.”

Prohibition Museum

“Silly and good. The speakeasy bar at the end is the point.”

Nap

“Non-negotiable with this itinerary.”

Dinner at The Grey

“The reason we came. Book the day you decide to go.”

Drinks at Artillery

“Dress code is real. Worth it.”

The Alida

“Rooftop bar meant we never needed a cab on night one.”

Slow start

“Four people, four different speeds.”

Lunch at Treylor Park

“Chicken and pancake tacos. Do not overthink it.”

Bonaventure Cemetery

“Quieter than expected on a Saturday afternoon.”

Drinks at Alley Cat Lounge

“Go here before Artillery, it closes earlier.”

Dinner at Husk Savannah

“Ask for the porch.”

Congress Street Social Club

“Where the night ended. Loud, cheap, fine.”

The Alida

Brunch at Soho South Cafe

“Inside an old garage. Quiet enough to talk.”

Shop Broughton Street

“An hour of wandering, nobody bought anything.”

Leopold's

Sit in Forsyth

“The whole trip in one sentence: sat in a park and talked.”