Historic Grayson Stadium
Plan a Bananas game around the ticket lottery, then pick a meal nearby or a bar to watch Banana Ball on TV. Food comes with the ticket at the park.
Enmarket Arena
Make a Ghost Pirates game a full night out, with Crystal Beer Parlor nearby and a few downtown rooms to keep watching afterward.
Theodore A. Wright Stadium
See Savannah State Tigers football, then drive to Victory Drive or Thunderbolt for a meal or a sports bar with TVs.
Coach's Corner
Savannah's perennial sports bar winner: Savannah Magazine readers voted it best sports bar in 2017 and again in 2026, and Connect Savannah readers did the same in 2022. Visit Savannah describes it as a place with 'numerous screens, memorabilia and a menu that'll satisfy any game-day craving.'
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520 Wings
A Starland wing shop founded in 2011 by Savannah resident Gary Gordon and named for his birthday, May 20th. Savannah Magazine readers voted it Best Wings in 2026, as they did in 2024. A local notes it stays open until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Erica Davis Lowcountry
Erica Davis Lowcountry is a dine-in and takeout room on East Victory Drive that grew out of a catering business. The family's seafood trade goes back to 1946, when Erica's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russo, sold fresh seafood to Savannah. Erica and Dwight carry it on with Lowcountry boils, oyster roasts, barbecue and Southern home cooking, and the site lists Best of Savannah awards for 2022, 2023 and 2024.
Flying Fish Bar & Grill
Savannah native Mike McMahon opened the Flying Fish in 2007 after years in the seafood business, aiming for local traditional flavors in a relaxed room. It sits on US 80 on the way to the beach with a patio and live music on weekends. Savannah Magazine lists it for families whose children are happy with fried shrimp, the screens and the patio.
Sisters of the New South
Kenneth and Vicky Brown founded Sisters of the New South in 2009 on Skidaway Road. The site says the cooking is built on family recipes passed down for generations ... Vicky's sisters helped shape the idea and her mother, Johnnie Mae Bing, guided the kitchen in the early days. A second room is open on the Southside at 8820 Abercorn St., phone (912) 208-8065.
Trick's BBQ
Trick's is on its third address in two years. It cooked for years out of an old gas station at 2601 Bull Street in Starland, moved to 1902 Bay Street after that property sold in summer 2024, lost that lease at the end of December 2025, and reopened in 2026 at 1218 Waters Avenue at Henry Street. Eat It and Like It says it is cash only and sells until the meat is gone, usually before dinner. No source read here names the wood or the style.
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