About a year ago, almost to the day, we shared some time in this space about Franco and Lisa Marra. They are the husband and wife team who own Frali Gourmet Pasta Shop on Liberty Street at Tattnall downtown Savannah. They were beginning dinner service at their shop. No pomp or circumstance, not many frills. […]
Marra Family Thankful and Moving Forward Read More »
Isn’t summer time supposed to be about beaches, frozen drinks, sun screen and a grill? I thought so. The more summers I spend in and around Savannah, the more I am getting used to the fact that a lot of things are “supposed to be.” But they just aren’t anymore. Good problems to have, especially
2017 Savannah Food and Wine Festival Seeks Volunteers Read More »
Running off at the keyboard while trying to avoid spontaneous combustion from the heat. *So much has been said about the passing of Scott Waldrup already. It is pretty amazing that one person could have such a massive impact. My piece on what Scott meant to the Savannah hospitality community was the most read
Random Ruminations July 15 Read More »
If you spend enough time downtown Savannah or any time following along on the constant makeovers going on in town, then you know Savannah is moving toward becoming more of a modern Southern oasis along the Georgia coast. Sure, we’ve had plenty of wonderful places to stay, eat and enjoy for many many years, but
Moss and Oak a welcomed addition to Hyatt Savannah Read More »
We usually spend our summer time at the beach or up to our eyeballs in a swimming pool ’round these parts. It’s just too brutal to do anything otherwise. But if some of our favorite eats in and around the Savannah area are going to throw a party, well then we are very likely to
Hot Summer of Eating and Liking Read More »
Savannah howled Wednesday morning. That howl screeched across our city like none I had ever witnessed before. Not when a hurricane battered our coast causing millions in damaged property. Not when we lost our beloved Don Logana last November. This was different. This wound was deep. Many of us woke up early Wednesday, maybe flipped
Remembering Scott Waldrup Read More »
