10 editor picks in Savannah.
10 wine bar places in Savannah we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Savannah | Wine Bar across every city.
Savannah's wine bars cluster in the leafy Thomas Square and Starland blocks, where small rooms favor low-intervention bottles and short, changing lists. Ardsley Station on East Victory Drive and Late Air on Bull Street lead that neighborhood wave, while 208 Wine Bar on East Bay Street keeps a more classic downtown setting. The Emporium Kitchen & Wine Market pairs retail bottles with a glass on the spot in the Historic District.
Ardsley Station sits on Victory Drive in a renovated filling station. Brick-oven flatbreads, charcuterie and 20-by-the-glass wine pulling after-work locals.
OrderA flatbread plus the seasonal charcuterie board, with a glass from the natural-leaning wine list.
TipBook OpenTable for the patio in advance, especially Fridays; the bar runs walk-up and serves the full menu.
Ardsley Station on Victory Drive in a renovated filling station. Brick-oven flatbreads, charcuterie and 20-by-the-glass wine for after-work locals.
OrderA flatbread plus the seasonal charcuterie board, with a glass from the natural-leaning wine list.
TipBook OpenTable for the patio in advance, especially Fridays; the bar runs walk-up and serves the full menu.
Late Air is a small neighbourhood wine bar at Bull and Victory, with a rotating natural-wine programme and small-plates kitchen. Reservations only on Resy.
208 Wine Bar sits in a historic cotton warehouse on Factor's Walk behind River Street, 50-plus wines by the glass and Savannah River view from the terrace.
Common Restaurant on East Broughton: Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence 2022 through 2025, DiRoNA 2025. Located in Historic District.
Emporium at the Perry Lane Hotel runs an American brasserie alongside a retail wine market, pick a bottle to drink at table. Located in Historic District.
The bar at Common Thread runs a tightly edited natural-leaning wine programme alongside the kitchen's bar snacks. Walk-up seating beside the dining room.
Ardsley Station's converted-filling-station room runs a deep by-the-glass wine programme alongside brick-oven flatbreads and charcuterie. After-work room.
Ardsley Station on E Victory Dr in Thomas Square is the locals' after-work neighborhood wine room with a small-plates kitchen and a quiet patio scene.
TipThe patio fills first; arrive by 17:30 on Friday for a wine flight before dinner.
Late Air is tiny corner room at bull and victory; reservations-only on resy, a sommelier's natural-wine list with a small-plates kitchen, no walk-ins.
TipReservations on Resy; the kitchen runs small plates only, no full entrees.
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