Local 11 Ten is a concept restaurant by the renowned Daniel Reed group. Nestled in a former bank building in Historic Downtown Savannah, this space preserves its 1950s charm with a juxtaposition of contemporary interior design. Led by a young and talented team, guests are offered a modern dining experience with inventive Southern American cuisine and an ambiance to match. The seasonal menu represents ingredients from local farms and off the Georgian coast. Dishes include braised lamb belly, lamb t-bone, brussels sprouts, shaved apple, root beer bbq; beaufort octopus, peach, corn, shaved cabbage, nori, sauce chien; and fried chicken skins, champagne marinated watermelon, summer greens, pickled rind, guajillo vinagrette, watermelon gastrique.
Website: local11ten.com
Phone: (912) 790-9000
Cross Streets: Between W Park Ln and E Park Ave/W Park Ave
Closed now
- Wed 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
1110 Bull St Savannah, GA 31401 ·421.18 mi
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Amenities
- Business center
- Accessible
- Wifi
- Smoke-free
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpRight from the start a favorable impression because a very reasonable corkage fee of $20. Another plus is the limited menu that covers all the bases. Beef duck seafood fish pasta & vegetarian......
MoreFood was fire, zucchini salad was incredible, orka dish was insane, the pasta was great if you like meat, and the fish was pretty good too (too fishy for my taste but my sibling thought it was...
MoreReally an amazing experience here. The place feels like it opened yesterday, but from what I have been told it has been here for a good number of years. Classy, with almost a steakhouse kind of...
MoreGreat spot for a dinner date, tucked away in a neighborhood with oak lined streets. It's not mentioned a lot as one of the go to foodie places in Savannah, but I was pleasantly surprised. It is an...
MoreWe dined at Local 11 Ten the evening we arrived at Savannah. I really liked its ambience. The food was excellent. We ordered the mussels and Caesar salad - both were very tasty. The mussels were...
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