Hands down my favorite part of my recent trip to Savannah…read more I had signed up originally to do a couples' event, and well, wound up just going solo at the last minute. Anyway, they mention it on the website, but I feel you should know that if you change your mind about what exactly you want to make, they tend to be very flexible about this. I was able to change my selection no issue. The couples' event consisted of two glasses, and well, I changed my mind and made a glass, as well as a little baby pumpkin. Now before you get started, they make you sign a safety waiver and they give you some instructions as to what will be going on. If you get overwhelmed, don't fret because they make this so simple that a child could do it. Heck, children have gone there and had their fun. At least with Caleb, the instructor that I had, this was a seamless process. Caleb was a real gem and somehow I managed to get him to myself. An oddity in itself, but I went on a Saturday afternoon at 2 PM. I suppose most people were at brunch. It was the later evening slots that were busy. Just something to keep in mind if you're like me and get overwhelmed with groups of people. That said, it seems they cap these events at maybe a dozen people or so. Nothing crazy. This isn't the 30ish people you see at your typical painting class. At any rate, once the pieces are done, you need to wait 24 hours to get them. You can either pick them or have them shipped to your house. I chose the latter. Shipping for me was $35 and they came to me exactly one week later. Brandon, who I believe is the owner, texted me with the tracking number. From beginning to end, this was a legit joy. Oh, and did I mention that the pieces turned out beautiful? I'm dying to display them. Otherwise, Caleb provided me with many recommendations for my time in Savannah, including a restaurant I loved. You best believe I will do this again when I return to Savannah. Glassblowing is definitely not something you see everywhere. In fact, if memory serves me correctly, I think Caleb said around 300 people were still instructing this art. Who knew?

Brandon is fantastic! We were visiting from out of town and wanted a fun class to commemorate the…read moretrip. We could not have been more pleased with Blown Studios! Brandon was informative, funny, safe and instructed each of us at our level. By the time we were done with our pieces, we felt like we would be able to make them again! Great and entertaining instructor - book him now!

Let me start by saying the owner of AR Workshop and her daughters are AMAZING. They are all so kind…read moreand genuine when helping and talking with you. I've gone here twice now, once for a private event and again just this past week so I've been able to make two items here. I've made the lazy Susan and the chunky knit blanket. Both experiences were far beyond what I thought they would be. Again the staff is so incredible and a lot are SCAD students with all different outlooks on art. The experience both times was very personable and all around a fun time. I will 100% be coming back to AR Workshop. The owner was actually telling me they've set up some cool $10/$15 projects for walk ins and that's right up my alley! Affordable and fun! I can't wait to come back and share more experiences with the yelp community.

Made a chunky blanket. Was just as fun as the lazy susan.great staff, easy to follow instructions…read more If you are looking for an art project I recommend this place!!!!!

My daughter and I are taking a four week spin class here with Eric as the instructor. The studio is…read moresuper cute. It's got good energy and is welcoming. Our class turned out to be small, which is probably a good thing. There is only one sink so clean up could take a while with a large class. It's a bit pricy but what isn't these days. Our instructor is super nice and very patient. We have no experience so we need lots of instruction. He's kind and gentle in the ways he instructs. He doesn't make you feel bad when you totally mess up. He's also good at giving you encouragement along the way. The first class was all about form and how to work the wheel and clay. I'll try and update my review with pics once we actually make something that we are keeping. There was plenty of free street parking.

My party and I had THE BEST time at knack studios.. learning and bonding. Eric was so patient and…read morefun! We will be taking more classes very soon!!

It was our first time trying vegan donuts, and the baristas were helpful with providing…read morerecommendations. The donuts were more dense than a normal donut, and the latte flavor was mild. We love that this is a family-friendly cafe with kids toys for little ones!

Found Henny Penny on Happy Cow! Love that they have options for omnivores, vegetarians and vegans!…read moreI got vegan donut holes and two donuts as well as an oatmilk latte and regular cinnamon rolls for my son! All were absolutely delicious. Next time I am driving through Savannah I will seek this place out!

Came here for a friend's kid's birthday party. What a fun spot! Tucked in the back of the parking…read morelot we would have never known it was here otherwise. It was a large group of kids and adults so along with that comes your to be expected noise. They allow you to bring your own catering and there were several stations and tables set up with different crafts. Depending on the size of your party, parking may be an issue to keep in mind. Looking forward to our LO getting to an age where he can participate in these types of parties !

From the owner: Our sun lit studio customizes art classes to suit learners of all ages. Students are taught…read morefoundation skills and guided to self-expression. The studio offers Portfolio Builder Classes, Birthday Parties and a Gallery wall for local artists of the month. Summer camps and seasonal workshops keep this studio serving Savannah year round!!

Clayer & Co. Is a full service pottery studio located just a few minutes away from downtown…read moreSavannah in the Thunderbolt area! They offer classes, workshops, studio time, and group lessons! My husband and I tried the Valentines Day "Sit and Spin" workshop and had a blast! Clair is the owner and lead instructor and was HILARIOUS. She should seriously be a stand up comedian. She was cracking jokes and making sure everyone had a great time. I was a little nervous my husband wouldn't like it as I am the crafty/artsy one in the family. But he got really into it...trying to "muscle" the clay and shape it into perfection. We got competitive with it. He was laughing with Clair the whole time. We messed up a lot. But the instruction was clear and delivered in such a fun way. We got to create something to take home...and will be such a great conversation piece in our house. It was such a fun evening and we are already looking forward to our next workshop!

This whole experience was a blast, and Claire is an excellent instructor with a great music…read moreplaylist. I would recommend it to anyone!

They are so friendly , Very beautiful glass products, it is great to make it by your own hands,…read morehight recommend!

We booked a glass blowing class as a work bonding thing and had a blast! Ron & Chris were awesome &…read moremade us feel comfortable working with hot glass. We chose to make pumpkins and they turned out great. Thanks guys! We'll come by next time we're in Savannah!

Loved it! The experience was inspiring and interesting. Staff were able to answer questions after…read morethe tour.

We did this tour and it was AMAZING! I would 100% go back…read moreand do it again! AH-MAZING!

This is the place you must decide to have your next private event in the near future. Let's talk…read moreabout a beautiful historic intimate location in the heart of downtown Savannah with the charm and sophisticated architecture that an elegant event would bring. The Room at Common is top notch and believe me there is absolutely nothing common here. Let's give a moment of respect to the Executive Head Chef Shawn and his entire accompanying staff whose impeccable attention to detail in every dish that exited his kitchen demonstrated the depth and ability of everyone who had a hand in slicing, cutting, baking, and curating the most delectable dishes I have found in quite a while. You need an outlandish charcuterie board to get you in the mood to begin the eating festival. The sliders had the perfect texture and the bread was tenderly placed with a delicate sauce. The tomato basil soup in a bread bowl was like heaven. The fried green tomatoes were also a favorite. The short ribs with the smothered collard greens and the cornbread were on an another planet of goodness. You want fresh local oysters on the half shelf pulled from the water only hours ago, well they got you right in house with them lying on ice and a professional shucker right there to serve you with a beautiful smile. Did I mention the dessert bar? Freshly baked cookies, macaroons, mini red velvet cake shooters, lemon puff pastries, mini cheesecakes, and other treats that would leave the sweetest sweet tooth, toothless. The food was Southern, but wound up a notch. It was not boring. It was not common. If you're in Savannah for a work conference or need a place to meet to discuss business with your team, host a holiday party, or have a small wedding reception, do not skip The Room at Common. One thing I appreciate is how attentive the staff is to each guest. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. You feel as if you're one of the family coming to visit. The cocktails are delicious. The wine selection is fantastic and carefully crafted with an experienced sommelier in house. I'm telling you that you will kick yourself if you don't have you people call Leah Ralph to book your event. The food and drinks will make your folks love you forever!

If I could give 100 stars, I would. Our experience at Common Restaurant (specifically The Room) was…read moretruly exceptional. We were looking for a small, intimate, and beautiful space to host our micro-wedding celebration, and after reaching out to many places in downtown Savannah, The Room at Common stood out immediately. When we did our site visit, it was exactly what we had envisioned and more. The space is beautifully decorated inside a historic Savannah building and offers thoughtful features like a Frame TV for slides or welcome messages, private restrooms, a private bar, and the ability to play your own music (which is rare for a small venue and comes without extra charges). Leah was wonderful to work with throughout the entire process. She responded to our initial inquiry almost immediately, something that really stood out since many other venues took days or even weeks to reply. From the first email to the site visit and all the communication leading up to the event, she was incredibly helpful and reassuring. As someone who works in hospitality and tends to be a bit of a "controller," it meant a lot to feel confident that everything was in good hands. On the day of our celebration, everything was beyond what we imagined. The space looked beautiful, and we were greeted so warmly. Sammy, our server, was attentive and fun, and the bartender was fantastic as well. And the food... absolutely incredible. Every dish exceeded expectations. Our guests are still talking about it weeks later. The oysters were incredibly fresh, the steak was outstanding, and the fried cornbread, fish dip, and cheesecake were unforgettable. A huge thank you to the Executive Chef (who even came out to greet us) and the entire kitchen team. Every member of the team made us feel cared for and ensured we had everything we needed. They truly embody the meaning of Southern hospitality. Thank you all for making our day so special. My husband and I already say that if we ever renew our vows or host another celebration, we'll absolutely be coming back.