Savannah’s largest homeless shelter, The Salvation Army, serves three meals to approximately 330 people each day. That would be nearly impossible without the help of one woman, The Salvation Army’s […]

Pardon me if I gloat about the best biscuit I’ve ever eaten. That speaks volumes to anyone who knows I grew up with homemade biscuits at every meal. As a […]

With a name like Flip Flop Tiki Bar & Grill, you would expect a warm ocean breeze blowing across your table while pelicans soar overhead. But that’s not the case […]

Breakfast options for downtowners grew by another entry with the opening of Henry’s Breakfast and Lunch, easily accessed at the corner of Congress and Drayton streets. Leading the charge is […]

The pursuit of genuine ethnic food rages on — and I’m happy to report a find in Savannah Filipino Authentic Cuisine off Waters Avenue at 70th Street. I haven’t had […]

Thousands of Savannah’s visitors and just as many locals know Vic’s on the River as a comfortable and elegant dinner destination. In an age when menu prices keep climbing and […]

The voice on the other end of the phone piqued my curiosity: “Hi, this is Paul England. I’m corporate chef for Wet Willie’s.” “Chef” and “Wet Willie’s” are words I […]

Basil’s Pizza and Deli A decade ago, if I was looking for my wife on Friday night, I could usually find her working away on scrapbooks with other creative ladies […]

First of all, you have to say it right. When it comes to Jewish food, “ch” doesn’t sound like the one in “cheese” or “patch.” It’s more of a growly […]

IF YOU live in Madagascar, eating stickbugs seems completely normal. But Jews with American Southern accents? Totally bizarre. Weird enough, in fact, to intrigue TV foodie Andrew Zimmern to stop […]

THE PHONE call was like most I get from TV food shows: “We’re looking for a few good story ideas in Savannah. Can you help?” Sure, I’ve got lots of […]