“Industrial chic” with cocktails and tapas to last you well into the evening of enjoying their live music. Runner-up: The Corner Grill (111 Jazie Dr. A)
Jazz’d Tapas Bar
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Best Small Plates Restaurant
When you’re in the mood for trying a lot of different food, make sure you hit up Jazz’d Tapas Bar. Their small plate-style dining makes it easy to share. Runner-up: […]
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Love Jones @Jazz’d Tapas Bar
Eric Jones and Laiken Love are two world class artists in their own right
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Jan Spillane with Joe Nelson @Jazz’d Tapas Bar
Her heartfelt delivery and acoustic-based song craft will be on full display
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Best Tapas
For those uninitiated, tapas dining is a Spanish tradition of small, shareable plates. Jazz’d has a diverse menu with something to appeal to each person sharing the menu, from mussels […]
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Gino Fanelli @Jazz’d Tapas Bar
The self-taught guitarist began playing when he was 14 years old, scoring his first paid gig at 16
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NYE Party Guide
AS THE SUN sets on 2017 for the last time, the nightlife awakens and the bubbly begins to pour. Whatever your party style is, The Hostess City has a shindig […]
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Laiken Love: In demand and in control
HAS ANY Savannah singer come as far, and as fast, as Laiken Love? Barely five years after taking voice lessons and starting her own band and two years after she says she “turned […]
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Best Tapas
Jazz music and tapas go so well together. Jazz’d offers small plates that are the perfect size for sharing and taking in some great local music. Runner-up: Atlantic
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Best Tapas
With live music six nights a week, a diverse tapas menu and a swanky vibe, Jazz’d is the ideal spot for a ritzy night. Runner-up: bar.food
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Abigail Palmer Group @Jazz’d Tapas Bar
It’s a multicultural sound that highlights Palmer’s incredible vocals and virtuoso skills.
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The Coteries @Jazz’d Tapas
Blending mandolin, banjo, and acoustic guitar, it’s a lovely kind of Southern songwriting.