Husk - Savannah
4.4$$$· ExpensiveElevated ingredient driven Southern cuisine served in a historic mansion
Located in Savannah's Historic District on West Oglethorpe Avenue, Husk Savannah transforms locally sourced Southern ingredients into innovative, high-end dishes. Housed in an elegantly restored landmark mansion, the restaurant features a frequently changing menu driven by regional farmers, artisanal producers, and traditional Southern foodways. Visitors can enjoy sophisticated dinners or weekend brunch alongside craft cocktails and an extensive wine list.
Expert notes
- Husk - Savannah is famous for its elevated southern cuisine and emphasis on locally sourced ingredients. Savannah is known for its constantly changing menu that is influenced by seasonal ingredients and local produce. It has been recognized as one of the best restaurants in the country by several prestigious publications. Reserve your table in advance on its website: https://husksavannah.com/ Dress up for the occasion and embrace the elegant ambiance of the restaurant.
Features
- Classy
- Cocktails
- Craft Beers
- Date Night
- Dine In
- Full Bar
- Outdoor Seating
- Romantic
- Seafood
- Southern
- Take Outs
- Takes Reservations
- Wine
Special occasion reservations
Event Reservations: To reserve Husk - Savannah for special events, such as weddings or private parties, visitors can contact the restaurant directly at (912) 349-2600 or via email at events@husksavannah.com. Visit https://husksavannah.com/dining/ for more details.
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