Charles Russo brings some Savannah Roots to the SC Lowcountry
Charles Russo was three or four years old when he got his first job, and it came with a milk crate. His grandfather ran Russo Seafood on 40th Street in […]
Charles Russo was three or four years old when he got his first job, and it came with a milk crate. His grandfather ran Russo Seafood on 40th Street in […]
Chason Spencer and Maria La Motta are the couple behind Chancho King in Jacksonville’s Murray Hill neighborhood, and this year they went from neighborhood favorite to James Beard Award finalist. […]
Most people see the DeLand signs on I-4 and keep driving. That’s a mistake. In Episode 2 of Eat It Florida: Diary of a Road Trip in Search of Old […]
Every October, the west end of River Street hosts the most competitive event on the Savannah calendar, and the athletes are all under 25 pounds. Oktoberfest at Plant Riverside District […]
The Savannah Greek Festival is 75 years old this year. That’s longer than most Savannah restaurants have been around, and longer than a lot of us have been alive. St. […]
We almost never do this. In 16 years of Eat It and Like It, I can count on one hand the times I’ve told you to be careful about a […]
Hilton Head’s Cafe Al Dente is bringing its pasta across the bridge. The soft opening at New Riverside Village in Bluffton is today at 4 PM. This scratch-made Italian restaurant […]
I got a look at the setup this week, and I think the island is in for a spooky month ahead. Starbird HHI, tucked into the The Village at Wexford […]
New Smyrna Beach has a well-kept secret about October. The summer crowds are gone, the snowbirds haven’t arrived, and the town’s best chefs have picked this month to show what […]
Savannah is getting another boutique hotel in December, and this one landed in a spot I like a lot. Sabal House is taking over the old Presidents’ Quarters Inn on […]