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Savannah is well know for its architecture and overall vintage looking, but much more than a “historic town” is the perfect place to experience nightlife.

Just accross the Franklin Square locals and tourist find Savannah’s night life heart on City Market and Cogress St.

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The bars around the Franklin Square are: Murphy’s Law, The Bar Bar, The Rail Pub, Molly McPhenneon, The Rooftop Tavern and Wild Wings Cafe.

Murphy’s Law: Murphy’s Law is an Irish Pub located on 409 West Congress St. Is well-known for having Savannah’s best fish and chips, draught and bottled bear and whiskey drinks. Since March 16th 2006 it has provides the best thursdays and saturdays night as well as Sant Patrick’s celebration. Their moto is: “Come with a friend, leave with an stranger!”

When the dayshuts down, the Franklin

Square transforms into colorful lights, mixed music rythms and dances

styles. You would find a lot of turist, SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) stu-

dents and militaries all around. The weekend normally starts on Thursday and it does not end until Sunday night. Thursdays and Saturdays are the best nights to go out, get some drinks and hit the dancefloor with your friends. Bars are open all day for dinner, but it does not get full until the midnight, and last call is at 3:00

am. The really cool thing about clubing at Savannah Downtown, is that you can

go Bar hoping and with your “to go cup” take your drink.

The Rail Pub: The Rail Pub Is located on 405 W. Congress St. It Has a devoted followingfor happy hour and late night, also, is well known for been a “house of pleasure.” The name “Rail Pub” comes from the day laborers who used to gather in Franklin Square (accross the street) to wait to work on the railroad. Currently they have a lot of events: Mondays, all day happy hour, buy 1 next one is a buck. Tuesday, $ 5 pitchers. Dart League 7:30 to 10. Wednesday & Thursday, $ 5 pitchers and Karaoke upstairs. Friday, free fried chicken. The Rail Pub Rule # 1 is: “ Dont leave odd.”

The Molly McPhennon: Molly McPhennon Is located on 311 W. Congress St. Is the only aunthentic Scottish Pub in Savannah since 2005. It is well known for the largest selection of Single Malt Wiskies (over 150) on the East Coast. Theya re open for lunch, dinner and drinking all the week. (From monday to sunday) The happy hour goes the seven days from 4:00 to 8:00 pm. It is the perfect place for business gathering, graduation celebration, wedding and rehearsal dinner, or surprise party. Theri moto is “Touch not cat but a glove.” Which means: “Touch not the cat (when it is) without a glove. The glove of the wildcat is the soft, under part

of his paw, and when assuming a war-like attitude,

the paw is spread or ungloved revealing very dangerous claws. The motto is a warning to those who would be so imprudent as to engage in battle when the claw of the wildcat is ungloved”.

The Rooftop Tavern: The Rooftop Tavern is located on 309 W Saint Julian St (top Floor) in the center of City Market. It feature two large covered balconies overlooking City Market and Congress St. It is well known for benn a modern outdoor bar with a great atmosphere due to its professional barteneder staff and its satellite sound system. Also it has two large plasmas display with Direct TV and sports satelitte to watch your game. Besides, it provides an 8ft. pool and foosball table.

Wild Wings Cafe: Wild Wings Cafe is located in City Market, on Barnard St. It is well known for being Savannah’s home of hot wings, cold beer and good times. Live entertainment featured both indoors and outdoors daily almost the seven days of the week.

The Bar Bar: The

Bar Bar is located on 219 W Street Julian Street (lower

floor). It was first opened in 1993 by young and ventures bartenders; and since

then their objective is to invite people to an unpretentious space where they could enjoy

their favorite beverage, play some board games as foosball and pool, and hit the dance floor. They offer a variety of exclusive drinks, selected beers, spirits and cigarettes. It is described as: “At the

Bar Bar they pour drinks with high fidelity, digital quality, surround sound, wide screen,

letterbox format, precision…” It operates from Monday to Thursday from 6:00 pm

to 3:00 am, on Friday and Saturday from 5:00 pm to 3:00 am and

is close on Sundays.

Savannah’s Bars offers a variety of drinks, from draughted beer to exclusive cocktails. Thus is

mainly well known for its beers and whiskeys.

The Beer is the world’s most consumed and probably oldest alcoholic drink. It is

produced by the process of brewing and fermentation of straches mostly derived from cerel grains, malted barley, wheat, maize (corn) and rice. Most of the beers are flavouted with hops, which is an ingredient that adds bitterness to the drink. Even though hops is the most common natral preseravative, some companies use herbs and fruits. The alcohol percentage in commercial beer is usually around 4% to 6%. However, there are some exclusive beers that

contain less than 1% and others that are over 20% of alchol by volume (ABV).

Beer is part of the American culture. It is associated with social traditions such as

drinking games, beer festivals, as well as a rich pub culture involving activities like

pub crawling and pub games.

Find Savannah’s best drinks.

Some of the draughted beer that you mainly would find at

the bars are: Guinness (poured corectly) Bass, Harp, Gaelic Ale, Stella Artois, Cider, Boddington,

Newcastle, Yuengling, Shocktop or Blue Moon. Some of the bottled beers are imported and nationals. The imported beers

are: Corona, Heinekein, Belhaven Scottish Ale, Highland Oatmeal Porter, Kelpie Seaweed Ale, Session Golden Ale, Red MacGregor,

Skull Splittter and Wee Beast. The national beers are: Miller, Budlight and Budweiser. The bar Molly McPherson’s offers the largest selection of Single

Malt Scoth wisky, It has over 120 differents. Single Malt Scoth Wiskey is the product on one specific destillery and nd has not been mixed with whisky from any other distillery.The distilleries and their products are generally categorized by their region of the country. regions has its own particular distinctive style of malt whisky. Flights (preselected choices of various Single Malts) allow you to try a small amount of multiple selections before you buy (a whole shot). Perhaps you’ll find a new favorite this way. Flights allow you to expand your Single Malt experience when it’s convenient and appropriate for you. The Rail Pub has a month drink speciall through out the year. March’s drink

is Guinness, which is a popular Irish dry stout that originated in the brewery of Arthur Guinness (1725–1803) at St. James’s Gate, Dublin.

This drink is severd on a pint and a shot and the ingredients are: 1 oz Jameson Irish Wiskey and a “Pint of Plain”.

Variery of Music Styles in just one place.

At Savannah’s bar you would find a variety of music styles according to the day, the constum-ers and hour. Normally they play Pop, Hip Hop, Tehcno and Soft Rock music.

The Pop Music comes comes from the word “popular” and is ussually classified as commercial recorded music, which ofently is oriented towards a younth market. Songs are usually shorts, simple and innovatives. It is normally associated with the rock and roll and later rock style.

The Hip Hop is a form of musical expression and artisctic culture originated in African-American communities during late 70’s in New York City. It is outlined by DJing, breaking dance, graffitii writting and beatboxing. The hip Hop music emerged with disc jokeys creating rhythmic beats by looping breaks (small portions of songs emphasizing a percussive pattern).

The Techno is a form of electronic dance music (EDM) that emerged in Detroit, Michigan (USA) in the mid to late 1980s. The first recorded use of the word techno, in reference to a genre of music,was in 1988.

The Soft Rock is a style of music which uses the techniques of rock music (often combined with elements from folk rock and singer-songwriter pop) to compose a softer, more toned-down sound. Soft rock songs generally tend to focus on themes like love, everyday life and relationships.

Top 30 Songs:

1. Born This Way, Lady Gaga,

2. F**** You (Forget You), Cee Lo Green

3. Grenade, Bruno Mars

4. Firework, Katy Perry

7. Tonight (I’m lovin’ You), Enrique Iglesias

8. E.T., Katy Perry

9. On The Flooe, Jenifer Lopez

10, I Need A Doctor, Dr. Dre

11. Blow, Ke$ha

12. Hold It Against Me, Britney Spears

13. Rolling In The Deep, Adele

14. hey Baby (Drop It to The Floor)

15. Moment 4 Life, Nicki Minaj

16. Rocketeer, Far* East Movement

17. More, Usher

18. Black and Yellow, Wiz Khalifa

19. 20. Down On Me, Jeremih

21. What The Hell, Avril Lavigne

22. Never Say Never, Justin Beiber

23. Look At Me Now, Chris Brown

24. Just The Way You Are, Bruno Mars

25. What’s my name, Rihanna

26. Yeah 3X. Chris Brown

27. 6 Foot 7 Foot, Lil Wayne

28. Raise Your Glass, P!nk

29. All Of The Lights, Kamye West

30. We R Who We R, Ke$ha

A host of special events in Savannah take place in the City Market courtyards at various times throughout the year. A few of City Market’s popular events

include Valentine’s Day Renewal of Vows Ceremony, Holiday Open House, St. Patrick’s Day Festival and our Annual New Year’s Eve Celebration. In addition

to these events, daily entertainment is featured in the courtyard most days of the week - weather permitting. The next event that is coming is Saint Patricks day, which is taking place during the secong week of March. It starts on Wendsday 16th. WIld Wings Cafe offers a 4 day celebration with a variety of music including Live Music Irish Bash, dance and drinks. “Share Your Shamrocks Baby!” Shamrockin’ Week of Irish Madness! On Wednesday the 16th there would be playing: Dave Landeo, Souls Harbor and Mighty McFly. The 17th: Moan Jam, The Design Good Times, DJ Dance Party, Chris McCarty Band, Homemade Wine. The 18th: Thomas Claxton, Fill N The Blanks, Joystick, U-Phonik, Hidden Element. The 19th: Jason Courtneay & Uncle Buck Cuck Courtenay Band, Retro Vertigo, Tokyo Joe and SIlicone Sister. Besides the St Patrick celebration there are a lot of events

going on not only in Wild Wings Cafe but around the Franklin Square which also includes outdoor dinner and cultural meetings.

Special evenst all over the year.