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Savannah & Hardeeville
BBQ The Pink Pig |
The Pink Pig |
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Family owned and operated
The Pink Pig uses the slow
*Our BBQ sauce is homemade since 1993. roasting method for cooking, with three very unique flavors. giving the pork a beautiful light Honey Mustard, Low Country pink color. Fire and Traditional Gullah* |
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Highway 170 A · Levy, South Carolina · 843-784-3635 |
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Minutes from downtown Savannah
Four mouth watering BBQ sauces
Best BBQ in the Savannah area
Delicious slow roasted BBQ
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Everyone needs an escape from both the humdrum and grind of everyday life. A place where one can get away from the hassles of the week if just for an hour or so. The Pink Pig is such an oasis. Located just minutes across the Savannah River in beautiful coastal South Carolina, The Pink Pig is an atypical BBQ restaurant that has been captivating the hearts and stomachs of Savannah diners for years. Time honored slow roasting methods combined with four heavenly sauces will transport your taste buds to porker paradise while eclectic music selections waft across the dining room creating a unique and wonderful atmosphere to dine in. Family owned and operated with three generations of the Bryans family cooking and serving BBQ on any given day, The Pink Pig has both soul and style that you will not find at your typical corporate restaurant. Satisfying diners from both Savannah and Hardeeville since 1993, The Pink Pig has found its way into the heart of many a die hard BBQ enthusiast and casual diner alike in both Savannah and Hardeeville. So come in today and bring your appetite to The Pink Pig located just over the Savannah River. You just might swear you have discovered BBQ Shangri-La!
Testimonials of two
happy diners "The Pink Pig is beyond a
reasonable doubt my favorite barbeque restaurant! It has a wonderfully charming
and unique atmosphere with great service... Who would have
thought that you could find such delicious barbeque just over the Savannah
River without country music playing in the background?" |