Pour Larry's — Restaurant in Savannah

I recently traveled to Savannah, solo, from CA as a birthday gift to myself. I have always wanted to see the town. I went into this basement bar on 3/19/24 and ordered a green beer to go. The bartender was a super friendly gentleman and accommodated my request for a green beer even though it wasn’t St. Patty’s Day. I used the restroom before I left and accidentally left my purse in there. It was 20-30 minutes later by the time I realized my purse was missing, and I was long gone from the establishment. When I realized my mistake, I ran back to the bar. My heart sunk as my purse was not in the restroom where I left it. As I approached the bar, the bartender said with a smile, “I have your purse. Someone turned it in.” I cannot begin to express how relieved and thankful I was in that moment. I thanked the bartender and walked outside, giving thanks to God for the kind person who turned in my purse. My whole vacation could have been ruined, but instead I got my purse back, with all my cash, my cards, and my ID. I was so caught in the moment with my emotions and feeling stupid and embarrassed, that I didn’t even offer the bartender a cash reward for his part of keeping my bag safe. I feel bad about it and just want him to know I am truly grateful to him and whoever turned in my purse. So thankful good people exist and southern hospitality is...

After finding the shortest line we quickly discovered why. On a hot, humid night in Savannah- it was hotter in here than outside. The other patrons said it is always that way. We never felt a lick of cold air. After one beer at the less than crowded bar on a Saturday at 11pm- we were harassed by what seemed to be the manager. He proceeded to challenge us to shots, that once we refused we were instantly insulted by profanity and vulgar name calling. This man did not know our group from anything or what someone may be capable of after being downright insulted. But we were not the only ones he did this two. He drove other likely patrons away- leaving only a "college" like crowd. We intended to stay out late and at possibly one place to avoid walking so much; and likely to spend a great deal of money over the course of the night as we frequently end up doing. This little spiked hair boy will not be gaining our business or our recommendation, as we are locals. We also know the owner personally and do not believe this is how he would like his...

This is the place to stop if you love a local place. The staff is so friendly, they are so genuine and will make you feel at home. Kiabeth, Billy & Toban will make you feel at home. Especially Kiabeth(KB). Amazing place to visit for the experience of belonging. The music and specials are as good if not better than than service . These people are the epitome of southern comfort. Stop in if you want the Savannah at home experience. This is the place that will make you feel like you were meant to be here. Make sure to ask after Kiabeth (yes like the car) and Billy. They are hospitible...