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Fall Fun in Savannah

Back to one of my favorite places, Savannah.


This time I took my mom with me so she could see what all the fuss is about. We got up bright and early so we could eat at Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room. We got there around 11 and it was wrapped around the corner already. This is the longest I have ever waited in line to eat here, but once again was so worth it! My mom loved it and I was glad to share this with her. We left their miserable full and decided to walk around a bit.



There are some really cute boutiques around the area where Mrs. Wilkes is located. My favorite shop is One Fish, Two Fish. They always have the cutest things,  but my new favorite might be The Paris Market. I am absolutely obsessed with everything in there. We checked another cute store next door called, La Paperie. They carry Kate Spade paper goods, desk accessories and holiday goodies. My mom picked me up a super Kate Spade travel mug and I got a new book: A Savannah Christmas; Interiors and Traditions from the Low Country. I love it!


After this we moved the vehicle a bit closer to River Street. We wandered around Broughton, Market Square and River Street. After time spent out and about we went to the bar area under The Olde Pink House for a Pink Lady and to enjoy the fire.





After what felt like such a long day we headed back to our super cute Airbnb near Forsyth Park. It was such a lovely first day in Savannah with my mom!
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