MissMel

Thanks for the quick reply! We really like Jazz'd, too, but is the music still so loud? Both times we went there, it was so loud we couldn't even hold a conversation-but I like the food there, too. The Martini tenderloin tips-YUM! Maybe if we could get one of the big booths, and go before nine... So the mansion on Forsyth finally opened? By the photos alone, it certainly has the air of a budget buster, but I am still intrigued. Also, in my research, I came across La Boheme. Have you tried it yet? It's probably not going to work for us this time, but I'm still curious.

Hey, guys. I can't believe I'm acutally posting about where to eat in Savannah. We just moved away in December (after 10 years) and are going back for Sidewalk Arts and are bringing newbie's with us. We're looking for someplace that we can celebrate a friend's b-day on Saturday night, but (here's the kicker) without busting the bank. While we still haven't tried Gottleib's, but it's not really everybody's style. Only 2 of us (out of 7) are true foodies, but we want someplace everybody will enjoy. We've done Bistro, Garibaldi's, Lady and Sons, Il, Sapphire, etcetera. Last time we got together, we hit Toucan Cafe, which was a hit, and may be our default this time. It's tough, we want to show Savannah off, but can't really afford to do it up right. We don't get together very often anymore, so it's got to be good! Anything new or somewhere worth revisiting come up in the last few months? We're staying southside/midtown, but will be downtown for most of the weekend, so we're flexible for anywhere. Oh, and no asian or derivatives thereof. Could I be more demanding? Thanks in advance!

Has anyone tried Anaelle & Hugo's in Dr. Phillips? I've read a couple of good reviews, but would like some more opinions. We'll be in town in July, too, and are looking for something new to try.