Stay Tooned, a new Savannah hangout built around '90s nostalgia, is serving dirty sodas, boba tea, coffee and casual bites aimed at both kids and parents.
Owner Brooke Murphy told WBBJ the shop mixes trendy dirty sodas with retro candy such as Razzles and Sour Smog Balls, plus nachos, subs, grilled cheese and soft pretzels.
Murphy said the idea grew from wanting a place where children could have fun while parents still enjoyed the stop. Board games and a colorful, cartoon-inspired atmosphere are part of the draw.
Hours vary by day, with Wednesday called out as an exception in the shop's early schedule as the owners settle into regular staffing and supply deliveries.
Savannah residents have limited indoor hangouts for mixed-age groups, and Stay Tooned is pitching itself as a family-friendly option in Hardin County's county seat.
WBBJ's What's New Wednesday segment featured the opening as another small-business addition to West Tennessee's Main Street-style dining and hangout scene.
Murphy said the menu will keep evolving as customers ask for favorite sodas and snacks, but the retro theme is meant to stay at the center of the brand.
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Sources: WBBJ