Screen Sounds Stage Churchill's Pub Richard Allen SavannahNOW restaurant critic England's reputation as the home of bland food isn't completely justified. While a hearty bowl of chili and beans or a plate of spicy knockwurst are not likely to be found on the typical British menu, there's plenty to enjoy. Churchill's Pub, which opened awhile back in the space formerly occupied by the White Horse Saloon and, before that, the Cock'd Hat, serves up hearty fare with a British accent. The menu includes a glossary to help first-time visitors find their way through the maze of strangely named dishes.
Chips are fries.
Bangers are Cumberland sausages. A butty is a sandwich. Or you can just munch on the fries and the bread separately. The menu is the same for lunch and dinner. The sausages were flavorful and delicious, and made for a filling meal.