Flora and Fauna, nestled in Savannah's vibrant Starland District, serves as an all-day restaurant blending bakery charm with supper club elegance. By day, it delights with fresh-baked breads, French-inspired pastries, and locally sourced lunches like towering house-cured ham sandwiches on sourdough or salads bursting with fresh greens and strawberries. The cozy space evokes Southern hospitality infused with refined touches, perfect for casual gatherings.
Evenings bring an intimate supper club experience featuring rotating seasonal family-style dishes such as flounder crudo, cheeseburger tartare, hanger steak, or red snapper with Sapelo clams and shrimp. Brunch highlights include iconic biscuits topped with French butter or savory gravy blends. Paired with curated wines and cocktails, the offerings showcase quality ingredients and approachable fine flavors. This gem from the FARM Hospitality Group honors local bakery legacy while delivering innovative dining in a welcoming atmosphere.
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