Who doesn’t love a good, fried chicken wing glazed in freshly made honey lemon pepper sauce with a delicious side of handcut fries made to order? Only the people who haven’t tried it.
Food & Drink
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Tails & Ales for people, pups
The Humane Society for Greater Savannah is preparing for its first ever Tails & Ales Festival.
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Cheers to Dad
Father’s Day is around the corner, which means it’s time to decide which golf club or funny mug to wrap up with some beef jerky for Dad this year.
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Local favorite adds to appeal with new deck, beach feel
The corner of Drayton and York streets has been the focus of Low Country sandwich and sausage enthusiasts’ wants and needs for over a decade and a half. Sixteen years ago, Zunzi’s opened its doors in the longstanding walk-up location to serve local Savannahians with the very best in award-winning sandwiches and South African-inspired cuisine. Zunzi’s took its passion for food and people into everything they did, hosting Zunzifest — an open mic-ish music festival in the parking lot of the York St. location — and other neighborhood good times while serving up the classics that you still see on the menu.
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A belated bar birthday
Ghost Coast Distillery celebrates its fourth birthday on June 5 from noon to 8 p.m. at their location on Indian St.
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Charcuterie for all occasions
Everyone loves a good charcuterie board, complete with artisan meats and cheeses, cookie-cutter fresh fruit slices, assorted nuts, and sugar-coated candies combined on flat, wooden boards; they make the best gifts or snacks or party decorations.
Lately, many locals have been ordering their handcrafted goodies from Chatham Charcuterie.
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Night owls can flock to Over Yonder for delicious twist
Savannah’s bar scene has proven time and time again that while tourism is great for the city, locals really flock to places off of the beaten path to get away from the hectic crowds and elbow-to-elbow bar tops found in many well-known establishments.
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A standout sushi spot at Plant Riverside
The idea behind Riverside Sushi is a walk-up counter that serves high quality food that guests can take with them and enjoy any time of year and anyplace downtown. Many of the options are on the lighter side, making the food the best possible option during the sticky months. Sit by the breezy river, watch mammoth boats pass, and delight in a delicate meal — and some to-go sake, too.
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Perc Coffee prevails
Picture this: you’ve just had your favorite meal, made exquisitely at a local restaurant for lunch. The meal was so comforting and filling that it made you drowsy enough to take a nap. Unfortunately, you have a meeting, so you can’t go to sleep. You order a cup of coffee to swiftly rejuvenate yourself and upon the first sip you twist your face — the coffee is unpleasant.
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Top Tequila’s Town margaritas
There is no question that Tequila’s Town is one of Savannah’s most sought-after Mexican restaurants. So, the question becomes what is the best thing to order from the renowned restaurateurs? Chips and salsa, table side mashed guacamole, and lava like queso dip are always a go-to; but for most, including me, I always order a hand shaken margarita first.
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Ice Cream on Victory
While laying in the grass at the moss tree-lined park on a hot summer day, if you listen closely enough, you might hear the sweet sound of an ice cream circling the streets nearby. The kid in you may get up to chase the sound, hoping to see the vehicle has parked, so you can grab yourself an ice cream cone.
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Bringing steamed bagels to Savannah
Ashley Harts and Kevin Mapleton hail from Charlotte, North Carolina, and it was their tradition to eat steamed bagels every weekend while living there. Once uprooting their lives for Savannah, the two were beyond dismayed to discover that our steamy town lacked their beloved steamy bagels. Most Savannahians agree that, though we have options for bagel shops, we could always use more.