Savannah in Springtime
SAVANNAH GA — We at Savannah Inns recently stopped to consider, “What is it about sweets in the American South, especially in Savannah?” Not so long ago meeting up with friends for dessert and coffee was the sweet, familiar habit after a downtown Savannah concert. Old spots included hometown favorites like Anton’s (now a bank parking lot), and the Pirates’ House restaurant, once legendary with its smorgasbord of fresh desserts.
That sweet little tradition continues, just in new places in Savannah’s nightlife. In Garden and Gun magazine Annabelle Carr writes, “After a concert at the Trustees or Lucas theater, Savannahians of all ages gather at Stratton Leopold’s refurbished soda fountain” — Leopold’s Ice Cream shop. On a night out with the gals, Lulu’s Chocolate Bar might be just the ticket! A drive out towards the islands to Uncle Bubba’s Oyster House is well worth the trip for their signature Key Lime Pie.
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