It will be a long weekend next weekend with holiday festivities beginning on Thursday, July 4th and lasting through the weekend. Sure, you can enjoy a good time at the beach on Tybee Island -their ‘go time’ is about 9:15pm on Thursday, but the celebrations will not end there. If you are looking for ideas […]
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It is never good news whenever a restaurant owner decides to close their restaurant. There’s undoubtedly a lot of hand wringing and anguish that goes into that final decision, but that never makes it any easier. Especially when said restaurant has been around for a number of years. That’s the case with Savannah’s La Scala
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Shrimpin’ is a way of life in Jacksonville and has been for centuries in the small fishing village of Mayport, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the St. Johns River. Appropriately named Mayport Shrimp are Jacksonville’s signature dish and the focus of the latest food trail from Visit Jacksonville – the Mayport Shrimp Trail. The Mayport
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If you pay attention to the road as much as I do, then you realize the comings and goings of the good eats around here have come in phases and flurries. Some open, some close and the next thing you know, a friend will ask you if you’ve tried a particular new spot yet and
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One of the better stories on our food scene the last year or so has been how vibrant Savannah’s pop up scene has become. I mean, we’ve had pop ups for longer than a year around here, but it just seems the last 5-7 months they are coming fast and furious. They are happening practically
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It doesn’t take a degree in history to remember that there was a lot going on with our food scene back in 2020-21. So many restaurants were trying to figure out how to survive, while still others could not figure a way to do so. Fair to say it was a mess. A miss that
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CURE Childhood Cancer, the only organization providing financial and emotional support to local children and families while raising funds to further critical research specifically for pediatric oncology, is partnering again with Pearson Farm, Georgia’s renowned peach producer, for the second annual Peach Week in Savannah, a delicious four-day fundraising initiative to conquer childhood cancer. From
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I’m always amused at the island crowd the refuses to leave said island unless it’s absolutely necessary. Maintenance on your car? Maybe a quick run to Sam’s or similar. I do know there are some of you that aren’t afraid to cross that bridge to grab something to eat, and you are to be applauded.
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Savannah’s options for authentic Greek food are limited, especially if you don’t want to venture down to River Street for a visit to Olympia Cafe, Savannah’s iconic Greek eatery. There are a few other options around town for a taste of the Greek Isles but now you have one more. Two Birds Greek Street food
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Tickets are now available for the very popular culinary destination weekend festival, Whiskey, Wine & Wildlife – W3, which takes place in Vilano Beach, St. Augustine, FL, November 7- 10, 2024. Extra Early Bird Tickets are now available for sale for the festival’s signature events – with savings of up to 30% for the festival’s
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