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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This next story comes to us from the “It’s Better to be Lucky than Good” department. I spent a few days in Charleston last week. The trip was mostly business, but whenever I can get to Chucktown, I do my best to squeeze in a little bit of pleasure. This time was no different. I
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It has been an interesting year on the landscape in Savannah. The naysayers may disagree, but so much has changed in our city. No, Savannah isn’t perfect, but she is growing and evolving. As the calendar reaches the end of December, a good many people like to take stock. We take stock of our jobs,
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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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There might be a number of professions in this world where 11:00am is considered early. Owning and running a restaurant is definitely one of them. While half of the population is scrolling through Twitter trying to figure out what they are doing for lunch, Donald Lubowicki and Jeffery Downey are many times just pulling back
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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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Although the calendar doesn’t officially ring in summertime until the middle of June, most of us look at Memorial Day as the official start of summer. Chatham County schools are out, the private schools will be very shortly and some families I know have already hit the road for fun and frolic in the summertime
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Trying to track down a chef sometimes can be a tall order. Think about it. Late nights in a tiny kitchen. Hours more after that planning and sorting out the next day. In so many cases, it’s a thankless job. If someone knows who you are and you walk through the dining room one night,
