Common Thread
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Common Thread is a restaurant at 122 E 37th St in the Krouskoff House, built in 1897, serving locally sourced foods from the family behind FARM Bluffton.
Centered on the south end of Forsyth Park, at Bull Street and Park Avenue, where Forsyth Farmers' Market meets on Saturdays. The Sentient Bean is on East Park Avenue and Local 11ten at 1110 Bull Street.
Common Thread is a restaurant at 122 E 37th St in the Krouskoff House, built in 1897, serving locally sourced foods from the family behind FARM Bluffton.
Order Burgers made from meat the kitchen grinds itself.
Cotton and Rye at 1801 Habersham St pairs modern techniques with sausage and pâté making, breads from scratch, and grinding its own meat for burgers.
Order Seasonal dishes built on fresh seafood caught from Georgia's coast.
Local 11ten sits in the restored Old Savannah Bank building at Duffy and Bull Streets, serving southern-influenced cuisine from a seasonal menu.
Order Brunch on the weekends, or the American Southern Cuisine menu.
Ardsley Station at 102 E Victory Dr serves Southern Comfort with a modern twist, with wine, craft beer, signature cocktails and a firepit patio.
Elizabeth on 37th is a soul food restaurant at 105 E 37th St in Savannah.



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Order Fair trade coffee
The Sentient Bean at 13 E Park Ave has brewed coffee and community since 2001, with thoughtfully sourced food, fair trade coffee and a casual atmosphere.
Brighter Day Natural Foods Market at 1102 Bull St is an independently owned natural foods market in historic downtown Savannah, open since 1978.
Common Thread, in the 1897 Krouskoff House at 122 E 37th St in Savannah, is run by the family behind FARM in Bluffton and serves locally sourced foods.
Also on this listArdsley Station
First City Brewing, at 1722 Habersham St, is a dog and kid friendly taproom in Savannah with a happy hour Monday to Thursday from 3pm to 6pm.
Forsyth Farmers' Market runs every Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM in Forsyth Park, year-round, with produce, meats and locally made foods from regional growers.
Forsyth Farmers' Market runs every Saturday from 9:00 to 13:00, year-round, at the south end of Forsyth Park at Bull Street and Park Avenue, with 60+ vendors from within 200 miles of Savannah.
The 75th Savannah Greek Festival, hosted by St. Paul's Greek Orthodox Church, runs October 8 to 10, 2026, 11 am to 9 pm, with pastitsio, spanakopita, dolmades, souvlaki and baklava. Admission is free.
On this list, shown aboveThe Sentient Bean