SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BEEKEEPER/HONEY DEALER! I'm a big fan of local honey places because I get…read morerocked by seasonal allergies, especially when the pollen coats your car like a brand new paint job. I was searching around on facebook for local honey to Richmond Hill and I found the Southern Bell Bee company. It's a family-owned hive that collects honey every few months from their bees. Their current honey now is gallberry and wildflower. All you do is call the number 912-656-3391 or email bellfamilyrawhoney@gmail.com and Mike Bell or his wife Ashley will drop off your honey to you (depending on how far away you are). It's $10 per pound or $25 for their 3 pound. They take cash or venmo. I ordered that day and they dropped off a few hours later. I'm a huge fan of honey because I have allergies and in talking with Mike Bell (co-owner), he recommended that to stay up with the season, make sure you're getting the different seasonal batches. The bees collect the pollen, turn it into honey and we ingest it which helps our immune system prepare for the allergens that season. Also - for any mead makers, this is your spot to get fresh local honey! https://www.facebook.com/bellfamilylocalrawhoney (Their facebook page)

Best local honey! Convenient locations to purchase! A spoonful of the wildflower honey in the…read moremorning keeps my allergies from acting up. Will keep a jar on our table from now on! Great taste & many varieties to choose from.

If you love honey you need to buzz on in here. The honey is amazing. There's so many varieties to…read moretry. This location offers tastings. Perfect place to bee.

My friends and I went here to try some mead and buy some gifts…read more All the staff were super friendly and helpful and encouraged us to try whatever we liked! The mead tasting was delicious! My favorites were the stranger bings, xr and bananas foster! Highly recommend!

Such a cute store! Unique items for self or for gifts and the staff was so friendly. Would highly…read morerecommend popping in if you're visiting Savannah.

It's reported that between 2000 and 8000 'taste buds' each containing 50-150 gustatory cells on the…read moretongue and lining of your mouth. I swear that on a recent honey tasting here, the samples located every one of mine in the most delightful and surprising ways! Savannah's Capitol Bee Company is a sweet adventure featuring local honeys from beyond that are select, rare, and flavor-filled luxury. You'll find (and perhaps taste) honey varieties you didn't know existed, and honey enhancing products that take the category far from what you thought you knew of.... HONEY! You will thank me for the introduction!

One of my favorite places to stop for gifts to bring back home. I usually stock up while I'm here…read moreand since I visited during the holidays, I snagged a few to gift to friends and family. The shop lady was so lovely and kind.

We always make a point to visit this store when we are in Savannah and had a long list of items to…read morepurchase for ourselves as well as family and friends. Much to our dismay, the shop isn't open on weekdays! We were hoping to view the in-store items to see what else to purchase and save shipping, but we didnt have that option this time. This review is to remind people that they arent open on weekdays and to purchase on the weekend if you want to buy in-house.

The wall of tea is amazing. Be sure to smell all the varieties to find the one you love the most…read more They do not offer samples, but you can buy a cup of tea if you're unsure. I bought the chesnut, peach and strawberry meadow tea. I can't wait to try them! Staff were very friendly and helpful in recommendations.

Bought a tea with cash and instead of handing us our change the cashier took our change and put it…read morein their tip jar without saying anything.

Time to eat some crow. My check in said all arts and crafts, no actual farmers or produce…read more I was wrong. When we walked a block further south, the produce stalls appeared with actual in season produce including peaches and tomatoes-- the real reason for any farmers market. Still early for corn but we were there for squash-arama. Yellow squash, turban squash, zukes, you name it. I'm eating that crow right now. Not very tasty.

For about a square block of booths, this place was PACKED with merch. Homemade honey? Yep…read more Homegrown fruits & veggies? You betcha. All sorts of mushrooms, jams, spreads, eggs, juices, lots of desserts, spices, tonics, they had it all. A few places offered samples. Prices were quite reasonable. This is a must do.

OMG. The peaches are perfect right now. The ladies are super sweet and helpful. They have a few…read morefruits of the season and some pecans too. Some fresh local cane syrup if you like and some local honey. It's in the Shell gas station lot.

On Sunday, my friend Matt and I decided to stop at this cute little chocolate shop near the…read moregalleria espresso. On Sunday, we tried the mint julep chocolate as well as the strawberry cream, heart chocolate however, on Monday, we tried a pink cream chocolate and a coconut truffle chocolate. This chocolatier reminds me of the one back in Disney Springs in Florida. It was very quiet and they had a lot of their chocolates available for tasting on Monday. Half of their chocolates were gone so obviously it's a very popular location. We went to the one off of Bull Street. The decor is a mix of French architecture along with gold and whimsical touches around the store. I believe they also do boxes along with gift sets and you can also purchase bulk online. 10/10

Want some of the best chocolate of your life? Come here! I was nice and brought my mom back a…read morechocolate covered cherry and omg was all she could say after eating it. My son refused his since omg it was fancy but I gladly ate it for him :) service was great and it's the cutest little shop.