Two Locations Serving Traditional Pub Hospitality
Locations in Savannah and Blowing Rock for traditional English pub dining and full bar service
Six Pence Pub operates two locations in popular destinations across the Southeast: one at 245 Bull Street in Savannah's Historic District and another at 1121 Main Street in Blowing Rock, North Carolina. Both locations deliver the same core experience: traditional English pub atmosphere, British and American comfort food, full bar service with imported and craft beers, and hospitality built for conversation and comfort. Each location carries its own local character shaped by its setting, making both destinations useful stops for locals seeking familiar favorites and visitors exploring either historic downtown.
The Savannah location sits steps from Liberty Street in the heart of the Historic District, offering sidewalk dining alongside a cozy interior designed for conversation. The Blowing Rock location anchors Main Street in the High Country with a spacious patio and seasonal menu features that reflect the mountain setting. Both serve lunch, dinner, and late-night dining, with shepherd's pie, bangers and mash, fish and chips, and Scotch eggs appearing on each menu.
Review menu offerings and hours for the location that fits your visit or dining plans.
What Each Location Offers Guests
Both Six Pence Pub locations provide full bar service with selections that include imported British beers, American craft options, and seasonal rotations. The Savannah location has been named one of Conde Nast Traveler's 14 Best Bars in Savannah, reflecting its role as a destination for both tourists exploring the Historic District and locals looking for a relaxed environment. The Blowing Rock location serves as a member of the Blowing Rock Chamber of Commerce and offers daily features that change with the season and availability.
You notice the same attention to traditional pub preparation methods at both locations, with dishes prepared to match the comfort food standards of English pubs. Outdoor seating options differ between the two: Savannah offers sidewalk tables along Bull Street, while Blowing Rock provides a larger Main Street patio suited to groups and longer stays during warm weather. Both interiors maintain the same wood-finished, low-lit, conversation-friendly design that defines the Six Pence atmosphere.
Each location accommodates families, couples, groups, and solo diners, with seating arrangements flexible enough to handle walk-ins and planned gatherings. The Savannah location benefits from foot traffic along the Historic District's walking routes, while the Blowing Rock location draws visitors exploring the High Country's Main Street corridor. Menu offerings remain consistent across both, though daily features and seasonal items reflect local preferences and ingredient availability.
Details That Help You Choose a Location
Guests often ask about the differences between the two locations and what to expect at each before planning a visit.
What makes the Savannah location different from the Blowing Rock location?
The Savannah location sits in a historic downtown district with sidewalk dining and proximity to Liberty Street landmarks, while the Blowing Rock location occupies a Main Street setting in the High Country with a larger patio and mountain-town atmosphere. Both serve the same core menu and maintain the same English pub design, but the surrounding environment and foot traffic patterns differ.
How does the menu vary between the two Six Pence Pub locations?
The core menu remains the same at both locations, featuring shepherd's pie, bangers and mash, fish and chips, Scotch eggs, and other British pub favorites. Daily features and seasonal offerings change based on ingredient availability and local preferences at each location, but the traditional dishes that define the Six Pence experience appear at both Savannah and Blowing Rock.
What seating options are available at each location?
The Savannah location offers sidewalk seating along Bull Street and indoor seating designed for conversation in a cozy setting. The Blowing Rock location provides a spacious Main Street patio and a similar English pub interior. Both locations accommodate groups, families, and individual diners, with flexible seating arrangements that work for walk-ins and reservations.
When is the best time to visit Six Pence Pub in Savannah or Blowing Rock?
Both locations serve lunch, dinner, and late-night dining, making them accessible throughout the day and evening. The Savannah location sees steady foot traffic from tourists and locals exploring the Historic District, while the Blowing Rock location draws visitors during peak mountain travel seasons. Arriving during off-peak hours typically results in shorter waits at either location.
What type of atmosphere should I expect at Six Pence Pub?
Both locations maintain a traditional English pub atmosphere with wood-finished interiors, low lighting, and seating designed to encourage conversation rather than quick turnover. The bar area at each location features imported and craft beer selections, and the dining areas accommodate families and groups. The atmosphere remains welcoming and relaxed at both Savannah and Blowing Rock, with staff trained to provide the same level of hospitality.
Six Pence Pub serves guests at both Savannah and Blowing Rock locations with the same commitment to traditional pub dining and hospitality. Visit the location that aligns with your travel plans or dining preferences, or stop by both to compare the character each setting brings to the same Six Pence experience.
