February’s Neighbor Night Out was nothing short of spectacular, with a packed house celebrating community, culinary excellence, and a decade of Stroll Ardsley Park. Hosted by our esteemed business partners at Common Restaurant on Broughton, the evening brought together Ardsley Park neighbors and some of Savannah’s finest business owners for an unforgettable night of food, drinks, and camaraderie.

This month’s gathering marked the 10th anniversary of Stroll Ardsley Park, a milestone that was celebrated with an incredible lineup of guests, an exquisite dining experience, and a lively atmosphere. The event perfectly encapsulated the spirit of community, blending local charm with high-end hospitality.

Our gracious hosts at Common Restaurant set the bar high, providing an interactive and indulgent dining experience. Guests enjoyed a variety of Action Stations, including:

In addition, an array of small bites delighted attendees, with both passed and stationary offerings such as:

And let’s not forget the grand Trombone Bakery Dessert Bar, which featured a tempting selection of:

Guests enjoyed a thoughtfully curated custom cocktail menu, with drinks named after significant moments in Ardsley’s history. One standout was The Lattimore, which received rave reviews. For those opting for alcohol-free options, two non-alcoholic cocktails and a selection of N/A wines were also available, ensuring an inclusive experience for all attendees.

Before departing, guests were treated to a special takeaway gift—a surprise token of appreciation that perfectly wrapped up the evening’s festivities.

Nestled in the heart of Broughton, Common Restaurant seamlessly blends southern charm with a modern culinary philosophy. The venue’s historic architectural elements, lush seating, and sophisticated yet bohemian ambiance make it a standout dining destination. Their menu boasts a substantial cold bar, delectable small bites, exquisite entrées, and a renowned dessert program courtesy of Trombone Bakery.

For those looking to elevate their dining experience, we highly recommend Common’s Chef’s Tasting Menu, a six-course journey through the restaurant’s most popular dishes, curated by Executive Chef Sean Freeman and Bakery Chef Chelsea Clarkson. Think of it as a personalized Restaurant Week, available whenever the mood strikes.

February’s Neighbor Night Out set a new standard for future gatherings, proving once again the power of community and exceptional hospitality. A heartfelt thank you to Common Restaurant for hosting such a remarkable event and to all the wonderful attendees who made the night one to remember. Here’s to many more years of Stroll Ardsley Park and unforgettable Neighbor Night Out events!