The Olde Pink House
About When your Georgia getaway needs fine dining in a setting exuding Southern...
Savannah
Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room
About For the opportunity to savor Southern cuisine in the style of the 19th...
The Grey
About The story of how Staten Island-born John O. Morisano recruited the...
The Collins Quarter
About Inspired by Melbourne’s iconic Collins Street, The Collins Quarter...
Treylor Park
About While you may confuse Treylor Park with a trailer park, it's...
Vic's on the River
About One appealing aspect of vacationing in Savannah is the diverse range of...
Leopold's Ice Cream
About Since 1919, Leopold's Ice Cream has served handcrafted flavors,...
Pier 16
About One restaurant in the heart of Tybee Island combines the best of a...
Frequently Asked Questions
Situated just east of I-95, driving to Savannah is a breeze from anywhere along the east coast. From the west, I-16 leads directly to the city.
For those planning to fly to Savannah, the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) is located just 15 miles from the city’s historic district and has regular flights to more than 30 non-stop destinations.
With its proximity to the Atlantic Coast, Savannah’s climate is considered to be humid subtropical. Spring and early Summer, and again early Fall are popular times for visitors looking for warm weather and plenty of activities. Don’t miss the blooming azaleas in the Spring, from March to April! Winters are mild and sunny, with average daily temperatures in the mid-60s while mid to late summer can be hot and humid.
- Savannah Music Festival (Two-week Spring festival)
- St Patrick’s Day Parade - Savannah is renowned for having the 2nd largest St. Patrick's Day Parade in the country!
- SCAD Savannah Film Festival (Fall)
- SCAD Sidewalk Art Festival (Spring)
- Savannah Bananas (Personal favorite, not just for baseball fans)
More questions?
Feel free to send us an email with any and all questions you might have regarding the start of a Casago Franchise!
We'd love to help answer your questions!