Things To Do
Laurel Grove North Cemetery
Laurel Grove has a north and south cemetery separated by a freeway. Both are interesting in their own right. At the North Cemetery you can find the tombstone of Juliette Gordon-Low, founder of the Girl Scouts as well as a civil war section. Laurel Grove South is the historically black cemetery. Both are a suitable, and historically relevant alternatives to the well known, Bonaventure.
Wormsloe Historic Site
Go here for a nice walk and for the picturesque Savannah photo among the tree lined road. It is a state park so it has an entrance fee.
Starland Yard and the Starland District
To avoid going downtown, we hang out in this area. There are several new coffee shops, bars, and restaurants that are mostly worth a try.
St. Neo's Brasserie
The best oysters and cocktails in town!
Auspicious Baking Company
The only bakery in town worth the drive and death to a diet.
PERC Coffee
absolute best choice for coffee and located 2 blocks from our home <3
Forsyth Park
A tree lined park with a large fountain; great for photos
Moodright’s
the local hang without tourists or many frills. Great for a cold beer and solid eats.
Lone Wolf Lounge
A small lounge/bar with great cocktails
Tybee Island
We like to go the back river; where the ocean meets the Tybee Creek. Otherwise, you can check out the lighthouse side or any of the numbered streets. For food, try Sea Wolf or Salt Island