The aim of Rocky’s is to make all of their food as authentic as possible
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!
Cup to Cup: Bringing Savannah together
If you don’t know how much self-roasting coffee beans can do for a coffee joint, head over to Cup to Cup to see what I mean
Beachview B&B opens dining spot
The storefront itself epitomizes Tybee Island—rustic wood walls, a white washed wood ceiling, seashell chandeliers, and wall to wall windows for that beachside airy feeling
Supper Club at Smith Brothers: Welcoming excellence
The idea behind their supper club is to not only allow Chef April Spain to experiment and showcase newly inspired dishes but to also feature food from Smith Brothers’ popular suppliers.
Savannah Spirits Chop House: Carnivore’s delight
Do not expect to dine at the Chop House and get tired, boiled shrimp cocktail sitting atop a martini glass of bottled cocktail sauce.
Vedette and a crepe: Yep!
SCAD not only renewed many buildings that can be found all over the city, but the school has also opened five culinary shops around town
Service Brewing set to mark four years of hoppy happiness
It was no surprise that Serving Brewing Company was a quick and long term success
The Art of Andaz
The aim of each Salon, usually held quarterly, is to showcase local artists, chefs, photographers, and the like to the public
Salt Island Fish and Beer: Tybee friendliness and flair
Chef Eric elaborates that he likes “to have fun with food, and has been playing around a lot with beer cheese,” a key ingredient in his hush puppies.
Yoshi’s Food Truck: Japanese delicacies on the go
TJ explains that the technique of never starting from scratch with a sauce is one often used in Japan. This seems to be the Japanese equivalent of saving the pickle juice from the last jar here in the South.
Roy’s Nutz & Buttz: Working miracles with smoke
The story of this American dream truly began when Roy learned to barbecue about 20 years ago
Akedo and The Ramen Revolution
For those of you that have never tasted ramen, it is a distant cousin to pho, but with heartier flavors and more featured ingredients.
