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OF THE BEST


PLACES TO EAT


Leopold’s Ice Cream: You can’t go to Savannah without sampling the goods at Leopold’s Ice Cream. Established in 1919, the store has a menu of delicious flavours and specials that rotate each month. You can’t really go wrong, but the servers will let you try before you buy.


Mrs Wilkes Dining Room: All guests at this restaurant sit around one of the tables for 10, with plates of food placed in the middle, family-style. From fried chicken and beef stew to mashed potatoes or macaroni and cheese, the food is cooked from the heart here. It’s open only between 11am and 2pm on weekdays, and is so popular that the queue stretches down the street.


BOOK IT


Kuoni offers three nights at the Kimpton Brice Hotel in Savannah from £1,483 per person, based on two adults sharing. The price includes flights from London via Washington DC on September 17, and transfers. kuoni.co.uk


Treylor Park: Hearty sandwiches, flatbreads and tacos are on the menu here. It’s an affordable eatery with a long list of craft beers to accompany the food. But it’s the appetisers that steal the show, featuring crab cake sliders, fried banana pepper rings and PB&J chicken wings.


DESTINATIONS SAVANNAH | THE US


travelweekly.co.uk


2 APRIL 2020


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PICTURES: Geoff L Johnson Photography; Brian Miller Swell Studio LLC


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