Paula Deen Culinary Tour

Visit the Food Network star's home town of Savannah, Georgia

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Visit Paula Deen's favorite places and taste the food at her newest restaurant.

Savannah, Georgia is known for its deep southern history, but more importantly for its food! And one particular Savannah resident takes food very seriously. Paula Deen of Food Network fame, got her start here and still lives in this majestic sea side town. If you are a Paula fan and you’re in Savannah, you’ve got to take the Paula Deen tour of Savannah.

The tour begins daily at 9 a.m and lasts 3 and a half to four hours. A bus will pick you up from any downtown Savannah hotel.(This is included in the ticket price.)

Tour includes:

You’ll also pass by more of Paula’s favorite shops and drive through the south side of town where Paula got her start. The tour includes a special gift for every adult and a VIP pass to Paula’s original restaurant, The Lady and Sons. It allows you to call the restaurant ahead of time to arrange priority seating. Her two sons, Jamie and Bobbie still manage it when they are not hosting their own food network show!

Tour prices:

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Sources: Food Network, Uncle Bubba’s Oyster House, Byrd Cookie Company, Southern Magazine, Paula Deen Magazine, Old Savannah Tours


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