The big awards bash was lit this past Tuesday night at the Kehoe Iron Works at Trustees Garden for our annual Best of Savannah Readers Poll Awards.
Best of Savannah 2019
Best Local TV Meteorologist
Kris’s active and professional social media presence is just one of the keys to her repeat victories with our readers. Runner-up: Cutter Martin, WTOC
Best Local TV Sports Anchor
We should just name this award after him, because The Big Guy pretty much owns this category year after year. Runner-up: Ken Griner, WTOC
Best New Building
The original concept – a new hotel on both sides of Perry Lane across from McDonough’s – was pretty controversial. Cynics saw the new venture as more proof of Savannah’s […]
Best Burger for $10 or Less
When you’re looking for a fast, easy and cheap burger, head to Five Guys. Runner-up: Green Truck Pub
Best Shrimp and Grits
Ask any true Southerner and they’ll tell you: not all shrimp and grits are the same. Vic’s serves it up the right way with applewood smoked bacon and rosemary barbecue […]
Best Farmer’s Market/Co-op
Every Saturday, the Forsyth Farmer’s Market delivers locally grown produce and other items. The Farm Truck 912 also brings produce into Savannah’s neighborhoods, furthering the market’s mission of making fresh […]
Best Visual Artist
Scott Stanton, best known as Panhandle Slim, has truly made his mark on Savannah. It’s almost impossible to miss his powerful art all around the city. He often uses his […]
Best Actress
Cabaret, the beloved 1966 musical based on a 1951 play by John Van Druten, is a show that has continued to thrive thanks to theaters all around the world. Savannah […]
Best Pilates Studio
If you want to push every muscle in your body to its limit, look no further than Pure Barre. Using a variety of exercises structured around a ballet Barre, their […]
Best Primary Care Physician
This Internal Medicine specialist has his practice at Chatham Medical Associates and has over two decades of experience. Runner-up: Eduard Docu, MD
Best Yoga Studio
At Jenny Butcher’s first yoga class at Dancing Dogs, she fell in love. “I was in a room with 50 other people sweating so hard I couldn’t breathe,” she remembers. […]
