Tapas Incorporated

While in Savannah, we ate at all the popular restaurants. Including the ones that are fully booked weeks in advanced. Let me tell you, this was by far our favorite. We were immediately seated without reservations. Service was great. The food was amazing. Do not skip out on the Filet Medallions or Mac and Cheese. The live music was great, but not too loud to have a conversation. And the prices are very reasonable. It was the only restaurant where we truly felt we got our money’s worth. We asked locals while in town where to eat. Jazz’d was always at the top of the list. This is definitely a don’t miss spot while visiting Savannah.

Update 11/23 —————— Jeff still made the finest drinks, but the food was definitely lacking. It was nowhere like what I had there in the past. ——————- Jazz’d I stopped in the other day to get a bite to eat, and I found the most fabulous French onion, soup, chicken, lettuce, cups, hummus, they have the best fried green tomatoes! It was so good we decided to go back because on Friday they were going to have a band, but the band didn’t show up because they were overbooked, it made us really sad. Jeff (my favorite), Ray (entertainment), Doug (Barback), Bryce and Renly, we’re all great in their own way. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Although this spot doesn’t come up on any lists of places to dine in Savannah (that I saw), it definitely should!! Luckily a bartender recommended Jazz’d to us and it was by far the best food we had in Savannah. All the tapas were delicious, but the Thai chicken lettuce wraps (pictured) were definitely my favorite. The Mac and cheese and the filet medallion risotto (also pictured) were a tasty combo as well. They also had live music and a cool speak easyish atmosphere since it’s in a basement. Highly recommend!!

This place is awesome. My wife and I came here and the food was delicious. It was a tiny bit salty but good flavors. We had a lot of tapas and the favorites were the onion soup and the filet medallion and risotto. We saw lots of bachelorette parties here and the music was awesome. Atmosphere is awesome. You’re underground but it only added to the effect of the bar and restaurant nicely. It felt intimate.

Great spot! The bar is in a basement. There is street parking around, but I wouldn't bet on it. The drinks were good and the food was delicious. They have American tapas. I'd say the servings are also American sized since traditional tapas are very small plates. My mom had the lettuce wraps and really liked them. I had the fish and chips. It was the perfect size and yummy. My fish and chips came with 2 perfectly battered and fried flaky fish as well as thick cut, but still crispy, french fries. The environment was clean but dark. They had live music. It was some twangy country music. The guy didn't take song requests, so that was a letdown. We sat at the bar. The bartender was very welcoming and friendly. He explained things and was able to make recommendations. However, he was not very attentive or quick to serve. He seemed busy even though the bar wasn't overly full. I'm guessing the bartender makes drinks for tables as well, so he could have been trying to keep up with that. Otherwise, the experience was good. I'd come back and recommend it to others.