5. Jazz'd Tapas Bar

 

The martinis at Jazz'd come in a kaleidoscopic range of colors and flavors.
Southern Living Photo by Mary Margaret Chambliss. ©2009. All Rights Reserved.

HISTORIC DISTRICT.   This happening night spot occupies the basement of the historic Kress building, but its funky, industrial appeal is decidedly modern. A long metallic bar, black tabletops, red-seated chairs, and vibrant paintings accent the room, and a separate lounge features dark leather couches. An extensive small plates menu ($5-12 each) draws from a wide variety of culinary traditions, and you'll want to try a variety to get the full effect. Opt for the baked cheese terra cotta plate with its accompaniments of roasted garlic, sliced green apples, and French bread, or sample Cuban-rubbed beef satays with jalapeno glaze. Wines (by the bottle or glass), ports, and over twenty martinis grace the drinks menu. Live music is a nice addition from Wednesday till Sunday.   (© 10Best)

Jazz’d Tapas Bar transforms an old five-and-dime just off downtown’s Broughton Street. The professional crowd celebrates here Wednesday through Sunday when modern-day crooners and upbeat musicians deliver Sinatra-infused tunes. Best on menu: Tapas for Two, which includes a soup or salad course, four tapas, two desserts, and nonalcoholic beverages. Our picks include she-crab stew and barbecued shrimp and grits. (from Southern Living)

Hours:

Daily 4pm-Close

Pricing:

Average Main Course Price: $8.00

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Jazz'd Tapas Bar website »

Alcohol Served: Beer, Liquor, Wine

Ambiance: Fun / Festive, Intimate, People Watching, Sleek

Best Value: Best Value

Cuisine: International

Dress: Business Casual, Trendy / Stylish

Features: Bar / Lounge, Disabled Accessible, Live Music, Non-Smoking

Meals: Dinner, Late Night

Menu Type: Small Plates

Reservations: Accepted - Groups

Type: Tapas

	"10Best Guest" more than a month ago
Of all the restaurants recommended to us in Savannah, Jazz'd was the best. From the spinach salad, to the shrimp and grits, empanadas, and flourless chocolate cake...the best food we have had here. The singer was a laid-back Frank Sinatra-sound-alike who was unbelievable. The atmosphere was like stepping into a movie. Over all, a fantastic experience. That is the one place that will make me want to return to Savannah.
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	"Kim20813" more than a month ago
I love this place. The music, food, and atmosphere keeps me coming back at least once a month!!!!
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