Lone Wolf Lounge

Kathleen Galano

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

We felt welcome even though we were old enough to be everyone else’s parents. Bartender was friendly and the drinks are great! He put wrestling on the tv which was fun as the whole bar was watching and cheering. We walked there after dinner at Common Thread.

Monda S.

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

Helpful tip if you’re new here: find the seating where you feel comfortable to chill, look over the menu, and then place your order and payment at the bar counter—nope, no one will come to you 🐺. Any questions you have, you have to approach the bar 😉. I even had to wipe down the wood bar table myself because of water stains from old drink glasses. I picked this lounge to meet friends because the drinks presentation I saw in other Google reviews looked pretty. I felt the lone wolf vibe when I entered. I didn’t feel welcomed (maybe that’s the vibe they wanted to give 😅 to match the brand?), but I made myself comfortable by leaning into my extroverted side 😎. I even convinced my friends, who were about to step out, to stay. The bartender seemed aloof and reserved, but his 🍹🍸🥃🍊 mixing skills were 👍🏼👍🏼. I tried two of their crafted selections, both delicious, and even the mocktail my friend ordered was yummy.

Corey Mixon

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Beyond the creative music inspired cocktail list this place is ever inviting but also hip at the same time. It’s a hipster bar that is welcome to everyone. Knights In White Denim is one of the most delicious things I’ve ever tasted in my life. Go here!

Elizabeth Shires

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

This hole in the wall bar is one of the best in Savannah. Love the atmosphere. We stopped in before a cooking class which was near the bar. It was busy when we were there and got even busier and the people loved it. The bartender kept up with every one. Lone Wolf has a sister bar in Savannah. Water Witch. This bar has a tropical feel with a drank menu to match.

Armand

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

If you find yourself off the beaten path somewhere in Savanah, Georgia, you'll discover this unassuming building. There are no large signs marking its existence, and it does not stand out. You enter the front door, and you will have found, not the Twilight Zone, but better!!! There exists this pretty cool little bar. Some would describe it as a dive, I say it's amazing! There is a decent size bar within the main room, and there are booths and tables, should you require a more personal space. The cocktails here are really good, as a mixology approach is taken in the preparation phase. 80's music was playing in the background, while the movie "The Barbarians" was playing on the television monitor. Look it up, 1987 flick starring the barbarian brothers, it's so bad it's good. I digress, but this just added to the ambiance and experience of this location. The bar is first come seating, and meals should be planned elsewhere. If you find yourself in the area, this place would definitely be worth a look!!!