Report on breakfast - Friends from Mequon cancelled so we went straight to Blues Egg from the airport. Got there at 8:30 and it was packed with a 30-45 minute wait. Amazingly enough, we saw people who were on our plane from Washington there. Anyway, it was delicious and worth the wait (drove around the neighborhood for a bit while we waited). It was hard to choose but we ordered all egg dishes which were fantastic. The hash browns were the best. Great service and great coffee. We can't wait to go back - but, then, there are all those other suggestions to try......Thanks to all for your responses!

Reporting back from my two days in Savannah - The night we got there we went to the Olde Pink House and it was charming and delicious. It is a very, very large restaurant but we were seated in an upstairs table at a window overlooking the square in front of the restaurant - very lovely. The food was delicious and I want to go back. I had the Chicken Liver appetizer and the Crab Cake appetizer which I would not do again as both the chicken livers and the crab cake were fried. Each one was very good but together they were a bit much. My daughter had the Wedge Salad and Scallop entree and loved them both. The next day we went to Mrs. Wilkes at 1:30 and waited in line exactly one hour before being seated. The day we were there they served three entrees - fried chicken, beef stew, and what one person leaving the restaurant said was brisket but turned out to be barbecued pork - and 21 vegetables. The whole experience was quite an experience and I would go again. The only warning is that because we were the last table served they only had
one dessert - banana pudding - instead of three. We were still so full at dinner time that we just had drinks and a snack in the bar of our hotel and went to Leopolds for a huge ice cream sundae. We loved Leopold's. The ice cream parlor was old and charming and the ice cream was delicious. I can't imagine hitting Mrs. Wilkes and having a big dinner the same day even if you scale down. It's hard to resist the two kinds of biscuits at Mrs. Wilkes. Can't wait to go back and try the other suggestions!

Thanks to all for your comments. We went and actually had a decent meal. We got there at 6:15 and were the only ones there until about 6:30 when people started arriving and by 7 it was packed. The place is so dimly lit that we couldn't see anyone's faces, famous or not. Thank goodness for cell phones or we wouldn't have been able to read the menu. The birthday girl was happy with her wedge salad and crab cakes and so the rest of us were happy. I'm glad we went - and there must be something to it because when we left every table was filled and people were waiting!