Best Contemporary American Restaurants in Port Royal

Mary is lovely and so is everyone else here! Friendly and professional.

We had heard food is great, but this place was so much more fun than we expected!

This has become one of our regular restaurants that we go to for dinner when in Savannah. First, it’s only one block from our Airbnb and an easy walk but we would drive to eat there if we ever stayed somewhere else while in town. Ambience is excellent, good food, good value and professional staff. It was the first time we had Ryan as our server and he didn’t disappoint. We all had the ribeye, cooked perfectly and the sauce on top was excellent. We’ll be back visiting our son in December, staying at the same Airbnb and will make a reservation here again for that visit.

Our party of three were seated in the dining area in the front, next to the bar. I think this must be ‘overflow’? It was lively, which was to expected, but there was a loud table of four birthday revelers next to us (not in the bar) who were very loud. So this is why the noise level rating is higher than normal. We ordered small salads as starters, then enjoyed shrimp and grits, filet with truffle frites and my daughter had sashimi and the mahi roll. Everyone’s meal was delicious! Our server was great too, choosing a smooth cabernet as I requested to go with the filet. It was a excellent meal out with family. Thanks.

The Ribaut Social Club was the perfect place to celebrate our 39th anniversary. Chef Robert prepared a delicious meal. My husband and I shared the tomato and burrata appetizer and a healthy yet tasty salad with apples and field greens and other goodies. For entrees, I had the chicken Marsala and my husband had the pork chop which was the most tender pork chop he’s ever tasted. Both entrees were perfectly seasoned. For dessert we had a vanilla crème custard with fresh berries. Sarah provided excellent service, and the bar tender made a delicious mocktail for my husband and apparently specializes in this which makes it nice for those who prefer a non-alcoholic beverage. The setting is fantastic! We sat outside on the porch where we could see the sun setting over the bay. We highly recommend going to this unique restaurant in the historic Anchorage Inn.