Pacci Italian Kitchen & Bar

Warm, casual-elegant and often lively, guests describe a refreshed, festive interior with live music, a patio oasis, and an overall welcoming vibe. Experiences vary: some found it romantic and cozy, while others noted loud large parties, bright TVs, or busy holiday energy. Service quality also affected atmosphere in guest reports.

Smart casual is the stated dress code, guests and the owner describe a casual-elegant dining style, so aim for neat, comfortable attire suitable for a nicer hotel restaurant atmosphere.

Portions are generally generous, several guests praised large servings and family-style holiday platters, and some fixed holiday menus provided enough for leftovers. That said, a few guests felt quantity didn’t make up for inconsistent quality on some dishes. Expect hearty entrées like risotto, shrimp & grits and family-style holiday servings, but experiences varied across visits.

Yes, Pacci serves cocktails, wine and beer across brunch and dinner. Brunch lists mimosas and Bloody Marys (mimosas and bottomless options have been offered), dinner includes cocktails and regional wines, and guests specifically mentioned cocktails, beer on tap (oyster stout) and clink-worthy drinks.

Yes, the menus include vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Brunch and dinner explicitly mark items as VEG, V, and GF (e.g., Lentil Pomodoro is vegan/GLF-friendly, many salads and sides are vegetarian, and breakfast bowls and avocado toast have vegan/vegetarian designations). If you have strict allergies, call ahead to confirm preparation.

Yes, Pacci accepts private-party bookings, large groups and pet-friendly seating, so calling ahead for special requests is recommended. Guests reported receiving private rooms and accommodations for groups, and the owner notes pup meals and pet-friendly seating. For dietary needs, seating preferences, or to confirm holiday menu details, call the restaurant when you book.

Busiest: holiday evenings, special events and nights with large parties, many guests reported crowded or pressured service during holidays. Quietest: weekday mornings and breakfast service tend to be calmer and highly praised. If you prefer a quieter meal, avoid major holidays and big-party evenings.

Weekdays (especially mornings) are a safe choice, guests consistently praise breakfast and weekday visits as quieter and well-run. Weekends and holidays can be lively with events or fixed menus; if you want a relaxed dinner, midweek or an early seating is recommended.

Pacci is frequently praised for breakfast specialties (many guests called it the best hotel breakfast in Savannah, Purgatory Eggs singled out) and several dinner items draw compliments: the peach salad (Peach + Burrata Caprese), risotto, shrimp scampi and some roasted meats (pot roast on holiday menus). If you’re visiting, consider trying brunch or the Peach + Burrata and risotto based on guest favorites.

Family-friendly seating is available, guests have brought children for breakfasts, holiday brunches and family events, and the restaurant offers private rooms for larger celebrations. There are kid-friendly events (e.g., a golden-egg hunt) reported by guests. The listing highlights pet-friendly seating and pup meals. Specifics about ADA-accessible seating or accessibility features aren’t provided, so call ahead to confirm needs.

Morning or early brunchs are a safe bet, guests repeatedly praised the breakfast and called it excellent. Weekday mornings and off-peak early dinners tend to be quieter. Avoid busy holiday evenings or special-event nights unless you want the event atmosphere; many negative experiences occurred during holidays or when large parties were present.

Pacci offers a variety of seating: an indoor dining room, Pacci Patio (Secret Garden) and private/side rooms for groups. Guests have reported being seated in a private room or side room for large parties, and the restaurant accepts private and large-party bookings, ideal for celebrations.

Yes, Pacci offers private and group dining. The owner confirms they accept private parties and large groups, and guests report using a private side room or being seated in a private space for events and family celebrations.

Yes, Pacci is dog-friendly. The restaurant promotes pup meals and pet-friendly seating, and guests have described enjoyable meals with their dogs at designated tables.

Yes, families and children dine here, and guests have attended holiday breakfasts and special events with kids (including a golden-egg hunt). That said, the main dinner menu is adult-focused Italian fare, there isn’t a published kids menu, so consider an early seating or private room, and call ahead to ask about child-friendly options.

Yes, Pacci has operated on public holidays (guests reported Christmas Eve/Day and Thanksgiving visits). Holiday service may use fixed-price or family-style menus and higher demand, so expect special menus, limited choices and busier service during holidays.

Pets are welcome in designated areas, the owner explicitly states the restaurant is pet-friendly, offers pup meals and animal-friendly seating arrangements, and guests confirmed dining with dogs at pet-friendly tables.

Yes, Pacci features an outdoor area called Pacci Patio (Secret Garden). The owner highlights the patio as an oasis for drinks and relaxed dining; guests have referenced the patio and hotel courtyard events tied to brunch.

Yes, Pacci can be a lovely date-night spot when the dining room is calm. The space is described as casual-elegant with live music, cozy patios and a refreshed interior that many guests found festive and romantic. Note: some guests experienced noisy large parties or bright TVs during certain evenings, and holiday fixed menus can change the experience. For a quieter, more intimate visit, request a corner booth or patio seating when you book.

Yes, Pacci runs special menus and themed events (guests reported holiday fixed-price family-style dinners and the menu set includes a Halloween Special). Reviews also note themed nights and live music; brunch promotions like mimosas have been offered though availability sometimes varies, so check ahead for current deals and events.

Yes, Pacci appears to offer rotating and seasonal menus and special-event menus. Guests noted a ‘new menu’ at times, and the restaurant runs holiday fixed menus and themed specials. The menus provided include seasonal or special items (e.g., Halloween Special) and updated breakfast/dinner options.

Pacci Italian Kitchen & Bar offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (912) 233-6002.

Pacci Italian Kitchen & Bar is rated 3.5 stars by 1113 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.