It was easy to understand why The Grey’s Mashama Bailey was exhibiting a little controlled excitement when she was selected as a semi-finalist for a James Beard last month. There were a lot of names on the list. It was certainly an honor to be there, but there was a long road to travel before […]
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It is, without question, the highest honor you can be given in the culinary world. Now The Grey’s Mashama Bailey is one step closer to making it a reality. She’s been named a semi-finalist for a James Beard Award. “It’s early in the process.” Mashama says “It’s certainly an honor to be named a semi-finalist,
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There aren’t really enough great things you can say about The Grey. One of the best restaurants in Savannah, certainly, and widely regarded as one of the best in the South. Chef Mashama Bailey offers her spin on Southern classics, but is never afraid to turn it up a little bit. The Diner Bar up
Just in time for Summer, The Grey has announced the line up for their Sunday Supper series. Back for a second-go round-this year, the meals are prepared by Executive Chef Mashama Bailey and served family style. The best part? You can enjoy a full meal at one of the best restaurants in the South for
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In all of the places I have had the good fortune of living in around this country, I have never seen a community more committed to a wide variety of causes like I have here in Savannah. From the tremendous turn out they get every April for Susan G. Komen to the popularity of any
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Sometimes June of 2014 feels like it was 30 years ago. Yet that is the moment in time I point to when I am asked (which is frequently) ‘where did all of this come from?’ The moment on the calendar I’m referring to was the same month that Savannah’s food scene began its journey toward
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Our “Shefood” episode is a classic case of it sometimes taking a couple of years to get a show on the air. In this case, I’m pretty sure it was more than two years. The first time Eat It and Like It Co-Founder Senea Crystal mentioned doing something with female chefs was easily that long
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Talk to anyone who has walked through the doors at The Grey (109 MLK Blvd) in Savannah, and two things grab the headlines. The great food of course, as well as the renovated space. The story of the renovated Greyhound Bus Station has been told dozens of times since their doors opened in December. There’s a
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It has been nothing if not an eventful six months at Savannah’s already iconic dining spot, The Grey, in downtown Savannah. Since opening their doors just before Christmas, there have been features in any number of national publications. Esquire Magazine, New York Times, even Architectural Digest has come calling on 109 MLK Blvd. Most notably
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Best Burger: The Collins Quarter, 151 Bull Street, Savannah, GA 31401 There are a handful of categories that can create violent reactions and arm wrestling showdowns in the middle of the street. Burgers are one of the most debated topics in America. In Savannah, the best is at The Collins Quarter. A perfect blend of Chuck,
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