The Fitzroy
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Historic District · Savannah · Contemporary American · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed February 21, 2026
Wingman Metrics
First Impression
We're working with ghost intel here — The Fitzroy exists somewhere in Savannah, but specifics are thin. Given the name's British pub energy and Savannah's tourist-meets-local dining scene, we're guessing a crowd-pleasing list with Southern hospitality and zero pretension.
Selection Deep Dive
Without confirmed data, we're projecting a mid-sized list that hits the usual suspects: California Cab, Oregon Pinot, maybe a Malbec or two. Savannah restaurants often lean into approachable domestic wines with a few Euro imports for credibility. If they're smart, there's a Georgia wine or two on there — Yonah Mountain or Three Sisters Vineyards to play the local card. Depth is probably modest but functional — enough to get through dinner without boring regulars.
By the Glass
Likely 6-10 pours covering the basics: Prosecco, Sauv Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot, something red and medium-bodied, maybe a Cab. Rotation probably happens when bottles run out rather than on a schedule. The glass program does its job but doesn't chase trends or natural wine darlings.
2021 A to Z Wineworks Pinot Noir, Oregon — $42
Reliable Oregon Pinot with enough complexity to justify the markup — drinks well above its weight class and pairs with most of the menu
2022 Yonah Mountain Petit Manseng, Georgia
If they stock it, this Georgia white is a sleeper — bright acidity, peach notes, and a conversation starter that most diners skip for Chardonnay
House Chardonnay by the glass
Generic buttery sludge at $12/pour — spend $3 more and upgrade to something with a real producer name
2021 Domaine de la Mordorée Lirac Rouge + Grilled pork chop with peach gastrique
Southern Rhône's earthy Grenache blend meets Southern cooking — the wine's herbal notes and red fruit play beautifully with sweet-savory pork
✔️ The Bottom Line
We're flying blind here, but The Fitzroy likely delivers a serviceable wine experience without fireworks. Send a friend if they're already going for the food — just don't make it a wine pilgrimage.
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