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The momentum on Savannah’s food scene isn’t slowing down momentum—it’s stacking wins.

Just one week after Slow Fire BBQ announced it had found a new home in the neighborhood, another concept is stepping in right next door to keep that energy rolling. Maizal, a brand-new Colombian café and event space coming to The 912 at Habersham and East 37th Stre...


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In this episode we talk about the major differences (and advantages) that each side of the Savannah River offer us in this area. There are things to love about all of it, and we do. Like what? Give us a listen.

Eat It & Like It Savannah vs. Hilton Head Food Scenes: The Tale of the Tape P...

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There’s a moment every visitor to Savannah has—usually right around the second or third meal—when the reality sets in: eating downtown can get expensive. And while the city’s food scene keeps getting better (it really does), not every meal needs to be a grand production or a hit to your wallet. Sometimes you just want a solid breakfast, a good sandwich, and a hot cup of coffe...


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There are a handful of burgers we love in Bluffton. You likely know all about them and I’m certain you have your favorite(s).

But if you haven’t heard of Slap Truck yet, don’t worry — you need to find it. This food truck has been making serious noise on the streets of Bluffton and honestly, the hype is completely deserved.

The man behind the magic is Matth...


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Look, we’ve all had tacos. You walk into your neighborhood Mexican spot, you grab some chips, you order something with a side of average salsa, and you call it a night. No shade — we’ve all been there.

But if you consider yourself any kind of taco person, you owe it to yourself to make the trip up to the


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