Jazz'd Tapas Bar sits below street level on the edge of Ellis Square in Savannah's North Historic District, an industrial-chic room anchored by a long serpentine bar. The space leans into a lounge-like, after-dark feel, with specialty martinis served alongside dinner.
The menu runs eclectic, Americanized tapas built for sharing: lamb chops, lettuce wraps, Thai chicken, baked cheese, blackened salmon, French onion soup, and potatoes terra cotta, with creme brulee for dessert. Plates are sized for a table to order across several dishes rather than one entree apiece.
Live entertainment is central to the identity, with blues, swing, jazz, and vocal standards in the Sinatra and Johnny Mercer tradition featured multiple nights a week. The below-ground setting paired with nightly music has made it a regular stop for locals as much as for the food itself.
The menu runs eclectic, Americanized tapas built for sharing: lamb chops, lettuce wraps, Thai chicken, baked cheese, blackened salmon, French onion soup, and potatoes terra cotta, with creme brulee for dessert. Plates are sized for a table to order across several dishes rather than one entree apiece.
Live entertainment is central to the identity, with blues, swing, jazz, and vocal standards in the Sinatra and Johnny Mercer tradition featured multiple nights a week. The below-ground setting paired with nightly music has made it a regular stop for locals as much as for the food itself.