Shellman Bluff
Shellman Bluff, GA · Food & Drink
savannahmagazine.com
Q&A with Two Chefs New to Savannah
Internationally acclaimed chefs Ari Taymor and Michele Minchillo chart their next course in Savannah with their pedigrees and philosophies in tow. As a port city, Savannah’s culture, cuisine, and curiosities have always been shaped by new arrivals. Our restaurant scene increasingly reflects that exchange. This year alone, diners have...
eatitandlikeit.com
We’re Bringing the Summer Dinner Series to Sun City Hilton Head This Christmas
We’re Bringing the Summer Dinner Series to Sun City Hilton Head This Christmas. All summer long, we hosted our dinner series here in Savannah, and something kept catching my attention. Night after night, so many of you weren’t just from around the corner. You were driving. At one dinner, a full third of the guests in the room had traveled an hour just to sit down and eat with us. That’s not something I take lightly. At one point, a Bluffton resident asked:
wtoc.com
How to make an end-of-summer soup
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - You don’t have to wait for soup season with an end-of-summer soup utilizing fresh and flavorful ingredients that are available now. Kristi Crill, founder of The Dive Savannah, visited the Morning Break kitchen to demonstrate how she makes her See Ya Later Summer Soup with heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn and several other flavors of summer.
juliescafebakery.com
8 Southern Dishes You Need to Try in Savannah, Georgia
Savannah’s food scene runs on butter, coastal seafood, and family-style tables where strangers end up sharing a meal. Eight dishes keep showing up as the ones worth planning a trip around. Shrimp and Grits. Savannah’s version of this Lowcountry staple leans into plump, garlicky shrimp sautéed in a rich...
familydestinationsguide.com
The Most Legendary German Restaurant In Georgia Has Been Dishing Out Authentic Eats For Decades
Nobody warned you that a small city in southeast Georgia would be the place where you finally understand what real schnitzel is supposed to taste like, but here we are. Zum Rosenhof German Restaurant and Grocery in Hinesville, Georgia is doing something quietly remarkable, and it’s about time more people knew about it.
Grice Connect
Wing Maxx celebrates 15 years with community celebration in Statesboro
Wing Maxx celebrated 15 years in Statesboro on Saturday with an afternoon filled with food, friendly competition and community. Wing Maxx’s 15th anniversary community celebration brought together local nonprofits, schools, first responders, essential workers, families and customers for an afternoon of activities, giveaways and, of course, plenty of wings. One of the highlights of the celebration was a series of wing-eating contests featuring representatives from local nonprofits, essential workers, Bulloch County schools, and sports teams. The friendly competition gave local organizations an opportunity to showcase their work while competing for their causes. Wing-eating contest featuring representatives from local nonprofits Wing-eating contest winners: Nonprofits: Brian Barber , first place; Victor Ramirez , second place. Both represented Safe Haven. Essential workers: Marcus Jordan , first place; Sheriff’s Deputy Kailon Brewton , second place. Schools: Jeromiah Keller of Statesboro High School football, first place; Nick Newkirk of Portal High School, second place. Fifteen percent of the day’s proceeds were designated to benefit Safe Haven , which Wing Maxx recognized as its 2026 Nonprofit of the Year. Safe Haven provides emergency shelter, prevention, education and support services for victims of domestic violence and their children across several area counties. Owner and operator Tina Hook
familyvacationsus.com
You’ll Feel Right at Home at This Small-Town Georgia Diner Known for Crispy Hash Browns and Grits
Some diners serve breakfast, but D’s Friendly Diner serves a little piece of home. Step inside this beloved Statesboro, Georgia, spot and you may feel like you’ve wandered into a grandmother’s kitchen, where the coffee is hot, the plates are generous, and nobody leaves hungry. The setting...
WSAV News 3
Community Corner: Acclaimed chef and author Crystal Wahpepah headlines Native American Cooking Classes at Coastal Table and Tales
Savannah, GA (WSAV-TV) — This weekend, Crystal Wahpepah will bring her culinary talents and her debut cookbook, ‘A FEATHER AND A FORK: 125 Intertribal Dishes from an Indigenous Food Warrior‘, to Savannah’s Coastal Table and Tales. The acclaimed chef and author sat down with WSAV’s Kim Gusby along with award-winning Savannah-based journalist, Amy Paige Condon, […]
estiator.com
Select New Arrivals – September 2026
A coast-to-coast glance at some of the industry’s newest additions. This Boston-area chainlet has opened its seventh store in the city’s Cleveland Circle neighborhood. Pitas are the stars here, loaded with hearty fillings like barbecue chicken, lamb meatballs, or braised pork. Souvlaki, seasonal salads, and wraps round out the menu, along with spanakopita, lemon potatoes, and “yia yia’s soup,” with white beans, tomatoes, and herbs.
familydestinationsguide.com
7 Iconic Georgia Eateries That Have Stood The Test Of Time And Still Have Lines Out The Door
Curious about the most iconic eateries in Georgia that have stood the test of time?. These 7 legendary spots deliver outstanding food and rich history that’ll have you planning your next visit before you’ve even finished your meal!. 1. The Busy Bee (Atlanta) When food lovers from all...
thegeorgeanne.com
The Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market comes to Georgia Southern
Sustain Southern hosted the Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market at the Russell Union Rotunda on Wednesday, allowing local businesses to set up shops for students to browse. Vendors brought farm goods, baked goods, herbs, spices, jams, honey, hand-crafted soaps, jewelry, candles and more. A local business, Hazelnut Pastures, brought goods...
takingthekids.com
The Big Georgia Flea Market With 400 Vendors That Antique Hunters Call Pure Gold
Four hundred vendors can make one Saturday disappear fast. You arrive ready to browse, then antiques, collectibles, produce, toys, food stands, and outdoor rows start pulling the schedule in every direction. Georgia gives bargain hunters a flea market big enough to shape the whole weekend. How does one shopping stop...