Two of Savannah’s most iconic restaurants – The Olde Pink House and Garibaldi – have officially announced plans to re-open for in-house dining. Both restaurants are committed to ensuring the safety of guests and staff and have signed the Savannah Safe Pledge to underscore their commitment.

The Olde Pink House, located at 23 Abercorn St., will re-open for in-house dining on Monday, May 25. Indoor and outdoor seating will be available for dinner Sunday through Thursday from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.

The Olde Pink House is currently offering takeout service for lunch and dinner from noon to 8 p.m. daily, with convenient online ordering available at www.theoldepinkhouserestaurant.com or by calling 912.232.4286. The takeout menu features a wide range of signature favorites, from Crispy-Scored Flounder to Shrimp and Grits, including starters, entrees, sides and desserts. Online ordering and takeout will continue with expanded hours after the restaurant re-opens, providing an ongoing option for customers who prefer carry-out service.

“We’ve been extremely strategic about re-opening and have made sure that we have exceptional safety protocols in place,” said Craig Jeffress, general manager of The Olde Pink House. “We look forward to seeing our beloved guests again and can’t wait to help them celebrate special occasions and make incredible memories.”

Garibaldi, located at 315 W. Congress St. near City Market, will re-open for in-house dining on Tuesday, June 2, inviting guests to enjoy acclaimed Italian-inspired cuisine prepared with fresh seafood and local ingredients as well as a full bar. The restaurant will serve dinner Tuesday through Saturday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Garibaldi began offering curbside takeout on Tuesday, May 19, including daily specials as well as popular items, from Grilled New York Strip to Veal Parmigiana. Convenient online ordering is available at www.garibaldisavannah.com or by calling 912.232.7118. Takeout service is currently available from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will continue with expanded hours after Garibaldi re-opens for in-restaurant dining.

“We’re delighted to begin serving guests again and will do so responsibly,” said Hans Raina, general manager at Garibaldi. “We share a commitment to hospitality, excellence and safety and look forward to seeing our treasured guests for takeout as well as in-house dining.”