Great atmosphere, cool and friendly bartenders. Plus karaoke!
So much fun here! If you love karaoke you will love this place!
Karaoke and a charity event! It was wonderful! Bathrooms were a bit messed up, but it was nearly 1 am!
We love this place. When we come to Savannah Ga historic district, we come here.
Love this place! Hot bartenders and cold drinks. Those karaoke hosts are a real treat!
Savannah is one of the great American cities with so much to see, do, eat, and drink. This is a place to skip. Very cold and dismissive staff left me missing superior establishments like ordinary pub, moon river, alley cats, the rail pub etc etc. the good news -- these amazing places stay open late too!!
Two gay guys from NJ can't get in because my 67 y/o partner does not have his drivers license? He has a damn Medicare card! You are ridiculous.
Friendly bar alot of locals
Friendliest dive on River Street! Anything goes! Great karaoke! Comedy on Tuesdays! Always s party! Don't miss the creative graffiti in the bathrooms!
How can you not love this place?!?! Enough said.
I love Chuck's. Great place to relax, cut up and chill with friends and strangers alike. Be sure not to wear a tank top if you're a guy.
We have always loved Chuck's. It has always been one of the favorite parts of any trip we've taken to Savannah. Until now. My friends and I will never step foot in the place again.
They have a new "dress code" which includes things like "No Tank Tops (Men)" and "No Loose Fitting Pants". I don't know if anyone has mentioned this to Chuck, but his bar is a dive which, until now, has always welcomed everyone. It appears they have now adopted a completely racist and sexist new policy that has changed our minds about this place.
The bouncer (who was black - that's important in a minute) refused to let my friend in Saturday night because he was wearing a tank top - despite the fact that there were other people (men and women) wearing tank tops.
They were all white. My friend is black.
We were all shocked and I tried to figure out from the bouncer what was going on. He immediately became enraged and would not discuss the matter and eventually told all of us to leave.
What's even more shocking is the article in this month's "Out" magazine hailing Chuck's as a great gay bar.
If you care at all about the rights of others - gay, straight, white or black, then I suggest you never visit Chuck's again. I know that all of us will be spending our money somewhere else on our next trip.
One good note: the bartender is a great guy. I hope he finds somewhere to work where LGBT and non-white people want to spend money.