The moss moves even when there's no wind. It does what it wants in Savannah. The courtyard lanterns are on. Someone lit the candles an hour ago.
The chef is in the kitchen doing something that has been done in this city for two hundred years — only better. The sound of silverware and conversation drifts from the square.
Moss & Magnolia is Savannah the way Savannah has always been — slow, deliberate, beautiful, and deeply serious about a good table.

