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We Never Planned to Open a Café

We Never Planned to Open a Café

— Joel Snayd

What began as a small espresso setup inside our Savannah shop slowly evolved into something much bigger: a neighborhood gathering place rooted in hospitality, gardening, and community.

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February always feels like the right time to tell this story.

February always feels like the right time to tell this story.

— Lily Sartison
Erika likes to say our meeting was straight out of When Harry Met Sally. Joel disagrees. But it was New York, it was a party, and our friends were trying to set us up. We both said no. ...
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A Letter About Redefining Normal

A Letter About Redefining Normal

— Erika Snayd

A personal reflection from Erika and Joel on family, routines, gathering, and making room for what matters most.

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Let the Light In: A New Chapter for Asher + Rye in Savannah

Let the Light In: A New Chapter for Asher + Rye in Savannah

— Erika Snayd

When Asher + Rye moved into its new Savannah home at the corner of Whitaker and Jones, it became more than a shop. It became a place for gathering, connection, and community.

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