Olde Pink House Restaurant

(912) 232-4286

23 Abercorn St (Historic District)
Savannah, GA 31401 32.0798 -81.0897

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Neighborhood: Historic District - North

Years in business

Established in 1962

Hours:

Tues-Thurs 11am-10:30pm

Fri-Saturday 11am-11pm

Sun-Mon 5pm-10:30pm

Price:

$$$

Last updated 8.14.11

Category:

Restaurants, Banquet Rooms, Catering, Reception Centers

Payment Methods:

American Express, Visa, MasterCard

General Merchandise Store Products:

Wedding Supplies

Restaurant Special Features:

Romantic Dining, Quiet, Private Rooms, Group Dining

Cuisine:

Traditional American, Seafood

Smoking Permitted:

Yes

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What People Are Saying About Olde Pink House Restaurant

Featured Review

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In Short – Couples out for a romantic evening on the town dine in propinquity to festive groups of convention-goers--and everyone goes home happy. Heart-of-pine floors and period antiques lend to an atmosphere of Old South gentility, but don't be surprised to spot tourists in shorts and T-shirts. Skip ho-hum pasta selections for one of the menu's stunning seafood dishes including crowd pleasers like pan-seared crab cakes, rich she-crab soup and seared scallops. –

Editor's Tips

Know Before You Go:
Keep a lookout for the ghost of James Habersham, the wealthy Savannahian who built the house. Diners frequently describe running into him in the restaurant.
1 Star Rating: Poor

02/18/12

Very over priced. Many other options in

by Juiceman12

Very over priced. Many other options in area!!

1 Star Rating: Poor

03/21/11

Horrible Experience!

by ALSchleeter

We were seated immediately in the ballroom and everything seemed to be okay until several large groups of rowdy St. Patrick's Day revelers were seated in the ballroom with several other small tables. Our waiter was reassigned to a large table and must have lost our order for two steaks. An hour and a half later we were still waiting on our meal when the other waiters kept coming to ask us why we weren't eating!!! When we finally got our meals the steaks were bleeding even after sending them back . In the meantime, the restaurant continued serving wine to already drunken patrons who were screaming curse words and unsavory tales for my 78 year old mother to enjoy. We were horrified by the whole experience. What happened to Savannah's famous Southern Hospitality??? Does the Olde Pink really just want to cater to drunken tourists? Judging by our experience they must.

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

08/22/10

a must while in savannah

by missyrn

We were told by several people in Savannah that the Pink House was a good place to dine. The food was wonderful-try the sweet potato, collard greens and their signature dish, the apricot glazed flounder. The biscuits are also delicious. Wait staff very knowledgable about menu. The downstairs piano lounge is nice for a casual meal or drinks. Pink House is a definite must while in Savannah.

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

07/29/10

This food is so amazing it would make a tadpole slap a whale

by Deanna Shrodes

We were welcomed in by several hosts/hostesses at the Pink House who made us feel like honored guests though we felt we were dressed too casually for the place (from sightseeing all day) and almost didn't come in. But they encouraged us to stay. They only had ONE table open when we came and we were the blessed ones to get it.

Although they were busy - every table filled - we had excellent service and the food came out in a very timely fashion for them having that many diners at the time.

The biscuits - OH MY. So good. The butter is even amazing in and of itself .

I am originally from Baltimore and particular about how my seafood is prepared - particularly crab soup or crabcakes. I was hoping the seafood would be up to standard and let me tell you the she crab soup was some of the best I've EVER had in my life! The crabcakes? Amazing. Those who were with me on this evening had the pork chops, fried green tomatoes, mac & cheese, cheese grits, and ALL of it was simply amazing.

The atmosphere is just beautiful and the lady who comes and sings at each table is just delightful.

A friend had recommended The Old Pink House to us, having eaten there a month earlier and so we decided to try it upon our visit. We're so glad we did.

Do yourself a favor and dine there on your next visit to Savannah.

  • Pros: Excellent service, scrumptious food, beautiful atmosphere
  • Cons: NONE
4 Star Rating: Recommended

07/06/10

Rare but True a great review

by BTay

My first trip to Savannah and my birthday. I wanted to have my first dinner in Savannah at The Lady and Sons but when I got there they said they couldn't serve anymore that day at 5 p.m. already at capacity. Too commercialize for a buffet dinner place.So I chose the Pink House restaurant because I read good reviews online. Turned out to be a much better place after all I did not have a reservation so the hostess tried to seat me downstairs in the basement. I said no I want to go back to the front desk and make a reservation . So then I was seated in the restaurant. Nice after that everything went very well my husband and I had a lovely meal very tasty and everybody in the place was so friendly. The lady who sings there even sang Happy Birthday to me.

  • Pros: Friendly atmosphere, southern hospitality
  • Cons: The first hostess tried to seat us in basement bar. No Way
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