Wednesday, May 18, 2005

Cobblestone: Jamaican-themed River Street Dining

The Cobblestone Conch House, a venture by the same folks who bring us Tubby's Tankhouse, et al, stormed ashore at the former W.G. Shuckers, gutted the building and put back an elegant, Jamaican-themed restaurant that is outfitted with both style and an expertly executed menu.

Hours: 11 a.m.-10 p.m., bar open until 11 p.m., Monday through Thursday; 11 a.m.-11 p.m., bar open until midnight., Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Bar open 12:30 p.m.-midnight Sunday. Address: 225 W. River St.
Telephone: 232-5551
Reservations: Yes
Credit Cards: Yes
Bar: Yes
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Dinner for two, without wine: $70-$90
Ambience: A+, Service: A, Food: A+
Source: Pete Lamb of SavannahNow.com

posted by Historic Inns of Savannah at 3:30 PM  

Monday, May 02, 2005

"Artful Hospitality, Intimate Lodging"
Bus Ad Begins

With the flair of a genteel southern social invitation, the Association of Historic Inns of Savannah launches its first advertising – a reminder to indulge in the authentic Savannah style of the historic mansions and small boutique hotels. Encompassing artist Mitchell Smith’s recent Forsyth Park fountain painting entitled “Showtime in Forsyth,” the Historic Inns association drives home their message, literally, via Chatham Area Transit bus #3031 on its Barnard Street downtown route. The moving billboard is targeted to reach tourists and professionals in the business district with an enticing message -- "Artful hospitality. Intimate lodging. Indulge."

posted by Historic Inns of Savannah at 8:00 AM  

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