So many restaurants get a lot of things right but miss a vital component: Genuine hospitality. Thankfully, that is not the case for Savannah’s newest modern steakhouse opening today at the corner of E. Oglethorpe and Houston Streets downtown. This is not another boujee, pretentious steakhouse where you drop hundreds of dollars and leave hungry—hungry for better service, for true connection, for simply more. The minds behind this concept have demonstrated a true understanding of how to leave an impression and how every detail—when executed with finesse and warmth—creates a feeling guests crave.
Inherit in the name, Marbled & Fin, is exactly what guests can expect: Steak and seafood. Where most high-end steakhouses might be moody and dark, this concept balances elegance with the coastal vibe of Savannah. Relaxed yet refined.
On the eve of opening day, I had the generous opportunity to go behind-the-scenes for a personal tour of the restaurant, including the primary and private dining rooms, kitchens and wine cellar, and to enjoy passed luxury bites, such as King Crab Crispy Rice and A5 Wagyu Tartare. The specialty cocktail that caught my eye was the Catamaran Tan, inspired by Gin & Tonics in Seersucker Suits. Dillon, one of the bartenders, was a joy to talk with—knowledgeable and friendly. He makes a mean espresso martini too, complete with a foamy TikTok trend of instant coffee, water and sugar on top!
Tag: Georgia
A Saturday Morning Squeeze: Orange Cinnamon Coffee Cake

If you take a stroll through our neighborhoods here in Georgia right now, you’ll notice something magical happening amidst the grey, dormant branches of winter. While the rest of the landscape is hitting the snooze button, our citrus trees are waking up in the most vibrant way possible. To me, those bright orange globes dangling from fruitful trees look like little beacons of hope against the cold, dark days of winter.
Continue reading “A Saturday Morning Squeeze: Orange Cinnamon Coffee Cake”Explore the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway: A Fall Adventure

For as long as I can remember, my family has always taken a trip in the fall “to see the leaves.” That’s because when you grow up in South Georgia (below Atlanta), sometimes the leaves do not change color until much later in the season. So, usually in October, my mom would take us to Gatlinburg, Tenn. or the North Georgia area, visiting little mountain towns like Helen and Dahlonega. I have so many fond memories of eating at the inviting pancake houses, riding the yellow sky lift, shopping in the antique malls and stopping at the lookout points to take pictures of the rainbow of color on the mountaintops. I’ve lived in Savannah for more than a decade, and on the coast, we definitely have to get out-of-town to experience the seasons!
Continue reading “Explore the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway: A Fall Adventure”Potatoes Au Gratin with Infused Cream
Potatoes Au Gratin are a thing of beauty. There is no other side dish I associate with Easter Sunday more. The perfect accompaniment to an oven baked spiral ham or a filet mignon, this creamy, cheesy casserole of thinly sliced potatoes and onion is flavored with aromatics and cream, and baked in a warm oven until the cheese is melted and the potatoes are fork tender. It feels elevated and special, as an offering for the table should on such a celebratory occasion.
Continue reading “Potatoes Au Gratin with Infused Cream”Individual Strawberry Galettes

Strawberries are in season through June in Georgia, and these individual strawberry galettes are beautiful and Some Kinda Good! Serve them for dessert at your next dinner party to make your guests feel extra special or as a wonderful way to celebrate Mom for Mother’s Day! ![]()
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An Evening at The Olde Pink House Featuring Tequila Herradura

I received an exciting invitation this week to attend a tequila tasting and exquisite dinner in the Grand Ballroom of The Olde Pink House, nestled in the heart of Savannah’s National Historic Landmark District. Who could say no to that? You had me at tequila! I learned so much about Casa Herradura Tequila, from its history to its sustainable and natural production process and had the opportunity to meet Global Brand Ambassador Ruben Aceves.
Continue reading “An Evening at The Olde Pink House Featuring Tequila Herradura”Home Office & Gym Remodel: Coastal Farmgirl Style

This is a food blog, but today I’m sharing my newly remodeled home office and gym design with you! It’s the space where I do all of my writing, and that’s the motivation behind this project. As many of you know, I’m writing a new book, but before I get started, I’m setting myself up for success with a functional office space that doubles as a home gym.
In addition to food and cooking, I love interior design. This is the first space in my home that I’ve designed from start to finish, and I love how it turned out.
Garden-Fresh Shrimp Pesto Flatbread
Flatbreads are all the rage these days. Easy to put together with endless flavor combinations, they come together quickly and make a light weeknight dinner or appetizer before main course. Continue reading “Garden-Fresh Shrimp Pesto Flatbread”
Coconut Shrimp with Orange Marmalade: Yes, please!
If you’ve never fried shrimp at home before, you totally should. It is so easy to do, and seriously, Some Kinda Good! When my husband and I go out for dinner, I typically order things I rarely prepare at home. Coconut shrimp with orange marmalade is one of those dishes….sounds so fancy, right? Continue reading “Coconut Shrimp with Orange Marmalade: Yes, please!”
Wild Georgia Shrimp Recipe Round-Up
Today is an exciting day in coastal Georgia. It’s finally shrimp season! My style of cooking is Southern coastal cuisine with a focus on local, seasonal ingredients, so naturally, I love cooking with wild Georgia shrimp and I would be crazy not to. Continue reading “Wild Georgia Shrimp Recipe Round-Up”







