Jan & Krista's Wedding
Things To Do
$ - Zunzibar
Colloquially known as Zunzi's. This restaurant started as a literal hole in the wall and has expanded across Georgia and Florida. The menu features an array of items, many of which are inspired by South African flavors. We recommend ordering from The O.G.'s section, features from the original location menu. Krista's order is a Conquistador with a Zunzi's Tea!
$ - Tequila's Town
A favorite Mexican restaurant, conveniently located right off Broughton Street.
$ - Little Duck Diner
A “vintage chic diner” reminiscent of dining cars and 20's and 30's diners with a contemporary twist. A great brunch spot right off of the City Market area!
$ - Rancho Alegre Cuban Restaurant
A staple in Savannah. Cuban food in a lively environment.
$ - Kayak Kafé
Great for a light meal with vegetarian and vegan options.
$ - Flock to the Wok
A delicious place for noodles, fried rice, dumplings and more. Krista's favorite is the Pork Soup Dumplings!
$ - B&D Burgers
Stop here if you're craving a burger. This one is located near City Market, but you can find another on the east end of Broughton Street.
$ - Vinnie Van GoGo's
A popular pizza spot located at the corner of City Market. Note: Seating is limited, so expect a wait, especially at peak hours.
$ - Flying Monk Noodle Bar
Noodle options from various Asian cuisines, made by hand.
$ - Leopold's Ice Cream
The most popular ice cream in Savannah. The lines are usually very long, but tend to be shorter in the daytime. Insider tip: other restaurants and shops will sometimes serve ice cream from Leopold's. You're welcome.
$$ - Crystal Beer Parlor
Of course, they serve more than beer. A cozy American bistro with extensive food and beer menus in a century-old former grocery store.
$$ - The Vault Kitchen & Market
Our first date location. A delicious Asian-fusion restaurant in an old Bank of America building.
$$ - The Collins Quarter
An iconic brunch spot in Savannah. You can find a larger, secondary location in Forsyth Park.
$$ - Starland Yard
A food truck park featuring live music and fun vibes. This is outside of the Historic District and may require travel by Uber or Lyft.
$$$ - The Grey
A 1938 art deco Greyhound Bus Terminal, painstakingly restored to its original luster. Led by James Beard award-winning Chef Mashama Bailey, the restaurant features elevated Southern Cuisine incorporating a variety of fresh, regional ingredients. They offer brunch and dinner service Tuesday-Sunday. Currently, dinner features a 3-course prix fixe menu, which rotates seasonally and sometimes daily. If you're looking for fine-dining, this our favorite place for it in Savannah. Note: only open for dinner, except Sundays when they also serve brunch.
$$$ - Common Thread
While the Bride and Groom have never been, this restaurant came highly recommended by a number of friends and locals who have at some time made Savannah their home. A true farm to table experience from a family in the area. Note: this restaurant is open for dinner only.
River Street
Whether you're looking for a relaxing walk or a rowdy crowd, River Street is a wonderful area to spend some time. Along this strip, you can find local shops, restaurants, and bars. The later it gets, the more people drink! Note: uneven surfaces and steep steps abound.
Broughton Street
A main street for shopping and dining, popular amongst tourists and locals.
City Market
A four-block open-air market with shops, businesses, and restaurants local to Savannah. A short walk from Broughton Street.
Forsyth Park
The Savannah equivalent to Central Park. A great place to walk and relax. Home to street musicians, local artists, and lots of trees.
SCADstory
If you want a quick overview of SCAD, the place where Jan and Krista met, we recommend this free 4D experience. Shows happen every 30 minutes, seven (7) days a week.
Old Town Trolley Tours of Savannah
If you're looking for the classic trolley tour experience, you can't go wrong with Old Town Trolley Tours. They offer day tours, comedy tours, nighttime ghost tours, and even bundles with other experiences.
American Prohibition Museum
A fun little museum about alcohol and prohibition, bringing back to life the Roaring Twenties. Located in City Market right above the Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum
Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum
A look into the history of pirates and privateers featuring authentic artifacts, treasures, and weapons. Located in City Market right below the American Prohibition Museum.
Jepson Center & Telfair Children's Art Museum (CAM)
If you're an art nerd, then you have to visit the Jepson Center. Featuring modern art and photography, Jepson is a museum that is uniquely Savannah.
Front Porch Improv
If you're into live comedy, Front Porch is a must. A favorite spot of Jan's. Note: this is outside the main Historic District and might require an Uber/Lyft.
Tybee Island Beach
If you're looking for a place to relax, Tybee is the spot! This beautiful beach is just a 30 minute drive from Downtown. Ubers and Lyfts will take people to and from the area.