Southern fine dining
The Olde Pink House
An 18th-century mansion turned iconic Savannah restaurant serving refined Southern cuisine in candlelit rooms.
The Olde Pink House is one of Savannah's most beloved and photographed restaurants. Occupying the James Habersham Mansion built in 1771, the pink stucco building is an Historic District landmark. Inside, candlelit dining rooms and a downstairs tavern serve updated Low Country classics — shrimp and grits, she-crab soup, and pecan-crusted flounder — alongside an extensive Southern wine and cocktail list.
History
The James Habersham Mansion was built in 1771 for one of Georgia's founding merchants. It served as a bank, a tea room, and a private club before opening as a restaurant in 1992.
Quick Facts
- Building
- James Habersham Mansion, built 1771
- Cuisine
- Southern / Low Country
- Atmosphere
- Candlelit, historic mansion
About The Olde Pink House
The Olde Pink House is Savannah's most iconic restaurant, serving refined Low Country cuisine in the candlelit rooms of the 1771 James Habersham Mansion. Signature dishes include she-crab soup, pecan-crusted flounder, and shrimp and grits. Reservations are strongly advised; the downstairs Planters Tavern is first-come, first-served.
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