Britannia Pub

Every time I had come here, I’ve had a wonderful time. The bartenders are very professional and helpful finding new ideas on drinks even for the indecisive. The bands are really good too. I like the lively friendly atmosphere.

Rude bartender and kept making racist jokes, not sure if they were directed at my girl. She is a stunning black woman, but very very light skin, nevertheless one of the worst places I’ve ever been in Savannah.

Having just moved out of Savannah proper and onto Whitemarsh island, I was pleasantly surprised to find that there was somewhere closer than downtown to have a cheap, relaxing drink with friends.
It’s hidden at the back of the building that houses Jennoely’s and Kanpai, so keep an eye out.
Britannia is full of ex-​pats and locals and has a great vibe to it. Even on a weekday afternoon, there will be at least a handful of people ready to challenge you to a game of pool and share a cheap, but delicious pint. Plus they have Strongbow! As a non-​beer drinker, ciders have become my new obsession and it’s hard to beat a pint for a few bucks.
Friendly atmosphere with Jennoely’s pizza right around the corner and ready to deliver! Stop in… it’s wonderful.

The Britannia Pub was a welcome surprise to my Savannah experience…
Originally, when we first pulled up to it, I wasn’t expecting much (this perception was based solely on their «hidden» location just off of Johnny Mercer Blvd)… However, once I walked in, I felt «at home».
The atmosphere had a very «local feel» to it despite its décor being predominantly British/​Irish. It isn’t a dive bar but it also isn’t anything that you would need a sport coat to enter, either.
Its staff is top notch. The bartender on duty that night could have been pulled straight from a movie… He was witty, funny, generous, and everything you imagine a «good bartender» to be.
If I am ever in the area again, Britannia will be at the top of my list to revisit.