Savannah’s Best Fine Dinning

Taylor Patrick

Savannah’s Best Fine Dinning

Where do you find local’s and tourist’s dining together in the heart of Savannah, Georgia? They can be found at the best restaurant in the historic district, the Olde Pink House. 23 Abercorn Street, Savannah, serves the best Southern cuisine in a colonial, pink mansion. 

Outside exteriors

My first time dining at The Olde Pink House was in the middle of August in 2019. The air was humid, my hair was frizzy, and my stomach was growling. The first moment I stepped into The Olde Pink House I was transported to a time of speakeasies and swing music. Greeted with Southern charm and hospitality, it was an unforgettable evening of exquisite food, live music and cordiality. 

Main dining room

The hostess staff and management welcomed us with gratitude and continually checked on our table to ensure our experience was pristine. Our server, Kevin, gave us a history lesson about the property. Built in 1771, the mansion features cast-iron vaults, elegant rooms, and dungeon like doors leading to the wine cellar, which held secret meetings. Kevin personally led us to the downstairs cellar tavern for a post dinner cocktail. Here, you’ll find a jazz singer and pianist.

            The extensive menu marks it nearly impossible to decide what to order, but I’ll make a few suggestions. To start, mac and cheese jalapeno poppers with salsa verde, for your entrée, caramelized vidalia onion and sweet potato ravioliwith oyster mushrooms, finished with pecan cream sauce, and accompany it with The Olde Pink House “Pink Lady”lemonade. Every taste bud will be satisfied by the flavour nuances in each bite.

Pink lady lemonade

If you find yourself in Savannah, The Olde Pink House is a delight for lunch, dinner, or a drink in the cellar. As one of Savannah’s finest dining establishments, it offers each guest delectable Southern cuisine in a sophisticated, yet comforting setting. Rich in hospitality, food, and history, The Olde Pink House is my favourite place to visit, where is your favourite place to experience fine dining?

Dubai- A city of Extremes

Dubai – a city of Extremes, located in United Arab Emirates, with best Tourists Attractions.

Burj Khalifa, Dubai, UAE

·      Burj Khalifa:

The world’s tallest tower called ‘Burj Khalifa’. The ticket to visit the 148^th and 124^th floor was USD143 per person. The best time to visit is evening so to see the sunset from “the top of the world”. The lifts are extremely fast and there are different beautiful projections which are played inside the lifts, and it feels like coming down from space which was very appealing. On the 148^th floor, there are big glass windows to see the entire city. 

Pear Mousse Dessert, The Atmosphere Restaurant, Burj Khalifa.

The view is amazing, for all those Instagram photos. And on the 124^th floor there’s a restaurant called The Atmosphere Restaurant, it’s apparently the world’s highest restaurant. I ordered a dessert called ‘Pear Mousse’, which was like USD60; It was so delicious. I really recommend visiting there and trying that dessert.

·      The Dubai Mall:

Burj Khalifa & The Dubai Mall, Dubai, UAE

The Dubai Mall is right beside Burj Khalifa. There is an app called ‘The Dubai Mall’, which has the entire map of the mall. It’s very convenient, to find specific brand outlets inside the mall.

Fashion Avenue, The Dubai Mall, UAE.

 Also, there’s a feature to locates your car, in case you forget where it was parked. There are huge brand outlets; some of them which I went to are Sephora, Nike, Gucci and there was so much variety. 

Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo, The Dubai Mall, UAE.

There’s also Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo inside the mall, I just saw it from the outside, but there’s a ticket to go inside. The mall is huge, it was tiring as well as time-consuming to go from one shop to another. So, it’s better to decide first about which shops you want to visit and follow the map.

Have you ever been to Dubai? What was your favourite experience?