Granted, lunchtime at Wednesday may not be prime time at Wilmington Island’s Flying Fish Bar & Grill. I thought that would be a good thing. I didn’t want to be […]

Aaah, the nearness of summer! Backyard barbecues, marshmallows on sticks over the fire pit — what could be better?Letting someone else do the cooking! For a hot dog unlike any […]

The second location of Screamin’ Mimi’s takes the familiar pizza joint model that has been so successful on East Oglethorpe Avenue and added  live music and a full bar. It’s […]

The youngest Rutherford and I found a very low tide and time for overdue man–chat as we walked the surf on Tybee Island’s north beach. We stumbled on plenty of […]

When plans to dine downtown went south, so did I – to Oglethorpe Mall to check out La Parrilla Mexican restaurant. This is newest eatery at the mall, next door […]

With a convenient location between City Market and the Civic Center, Maxwell’s is poised to appeal to the pre– and post–event audiences that tread this popular path along Jefferson Street. […]

My last review of Sammy Green’s was shortly after the little Abercorn Street eatery opened in late 2010. Since then, the restaurant went through growing pains and has emerged with […]

The block of Whitaker Street between Congress and Broughton has a new tenant — a restaurant with a small but impressive menu. Sage quietly opened a couple of weeks ago […]

It’s spring in Savannah, but it’s a wine–lover’s summer paradise on Tybee this week for the fourth annual Tybee Wine Festival. As the weather heats up and the bikinis come […]

For restaurateur Daniel Berman, the opening of his new a.lure on Congress Street is somewhat a homecoming. The former Bacchus location was once Bistro Savannah. That was Berman’s first restaurant […]

Until regulatory hoops are jumped through, the most obvious change of the former Seasons of Japan Bistro location into the new Lime Grill takes place when you step through the […]

The noodle bowl phenomenon that has swept big cities has barely rippled the surface of Savannah’s food scene. Still, the handful of players bring their A–game to the dinner table. […]