Readee’s Bees’ farm sits next to a wildlife refuge in South Carolina, which is why it produces wildflower honey—a type that can be said to be his signature
Lindy Moody
A true Southerner through and through, Lindy Moody was born in the Atlanta area and grew up in a Southern family where she learned to cook - and more importantly how to eat. Her love for all things cuisine began with her mother teaching her to bake red velvet cake every Christmas. As every Southerner knows, holiday cooking in the South is somewhat of an enigma unless you were born into it, and Lindy spent the better part of her teenage years and early 20s learning to unlock the secrets of the traditions and tastes that I grew up enjoying so much. Though she grew up in Atlanta, the road of my life led me to law school before moving to Savannah where she worked as an assistant district attorney before settling in at a local private practice law firm. As a Savannah transplant, she is ever-learning the charm and complexities of Lowcountry cuisine. Her love of the ever-growing food scene here brought her to Connect and aided in her already insatiable desire to seek out the best and newest local eateries around town. Though she is a food writer by choice, and have a voracious appetite for culinary know-how that is matched only by her desire to share her experiences with anyone who will listen!
Teas that heal and energize
Owners Lou Thomann and Lori Judge are true pioneers in the world of Savannah’s native yaupon holly
Reece Barbecue’s labor of love
The owner and self-taught meat smoking master, Maurice Green, took the first step to creating his empire 17 years ago in an attempt to give back
Starland Yard sets the tone for the district
The focus is local food and local art plus the accumulation of community to create a truly local Savannah experience
Fat Radish: Veggie perfection
While presenting food that nods to the South, the restaurant pays respect to the ingredients and where those ingredients came from
Savannah Smokehouse: Authentic BBQ in the heart of downtown
What better way to wash down the smoky sweet food than a frosty glass of local brew?
Bootleg Farm: What’s good for the goat is great for the cheese
They have approximately fifty acres for their 140 goats to roam and graze, keeping things as natural as possible
Eden Supper Club: Dining in the garden of goodness
Creator of Eden Supper Club, Chef Jared Jackson, started the unique dinner experience with a purpose that goes beyond the food that he is creating and serving
Best Chef
Just days away from her groundbreaking James Beard Foundation Award as the Best Chef: Southeast, Chef Mashama Bailey of The Grey has also won our own, more humble Best Chef […]
Mashama Bailey: Interview with a James Beard winner
Chef Bailey, like many before her, began on a path riddled with encumbrances and naysayers
A Dairy fine time
The Farm Picnic is a yearly event that was created to support and raise money for the mission of the Forsyth Farmers’ Market
Raw Ingredients: Scintillating sushi on Tybee
Raw makes it much easier for seafood aficionados to rendezvous with fresh fish expertly rolled into creative sushi
