Real cool bait and tackle shop located at the Jekyll Island pier. They carry a wide variety of bait…read moretackle and accessories, especially those needed for fishing on the beach off of the pier and in the local area in general. They also have a couple of local fisherman either in or around the store or up on the pier that have been fishing in the area for years and can provide you with some general advice on bait to use and types of fish that are actually hitting in the area. Definitely would recommend starting here first if you are intending to do some serious fishing. They also have several picnic tables with barbecue grills and an outdoor bathroom that is really clean. They also have a beach area if the kids wanna hang out which also seems to serve as additional areas for shore fishing.

Located in Clam Creek Picnic Area, at the northernmost point of the island, Jekyll Fishing Center…read moreis a fairly priced store that is PACKED with merchandise! They have everything from souvenir Tees and shot glasses, to seashell wind chimes, to anything you need for fishing, to beachy home decor, and even some higher end outdoor supplies (relevant to the campground across the road from Clam Creek). Souvenir items the same as what is sold at Jekyll Market, were 20-30% cheaper at Jekyll Fishing Center. One family member bought some expensive outdoor gear and was very happy with the price. It wasn't anything needed, but the deal was too good to pass. Staff was really friendly and attentive. Vibe in the store is welcoming and unobtrusive. Will be back next trip!

We didn't find the outdoor furniture we were looking for in St Simons so we drove to Kingsland…read more What a terrific store! It is full of a variety of Quality outdoor furniture. This is not the kind you find at big box stores; this is solid furniture. (Not cheap.) They delivered promptly. We ordered a rug that took a long time (supply chain - not P+P) but they kept checking on it for us and delivered it the day it came in. Customer service in both locations is terrific! They also have beautiful ceramic plant pots at St Simons.

I love this store and the story behind it! The owners are amazing and their journey is admirable…read more They have a delightful shop with many local items and items from Haiti. They also have a great artist studio and offer classes and open studio time. It's always a must stop when I'm in town! Def recommend!

No one greeted us and no employee was at the register nor in the store portion the whole time we…read morewere there. I guess I wasn't very clear on what to expect after looking at their website before my visit. I much enjoy the Artists' Guild shop at Goodyear Cottage on Jekyll or Glynn Visual Arts on SSI and I had the impression that this would be Brunswick's version of those handmade art stores, but it wasn't. There was a paint-your-prefab-ceramics class going on in the back studio and people gathered around a table in the cafe making a craft or something. I know these are popular with certain people but Build-a-Bear type ceramics are not for me. The store portion is laid out much like an Anthropologie vibe, made to look like everything is precious and "deep." Merch was more crafty than artsy, like Etsy as a shop, with Etsy prices. All artsy-looking commercially produced goods or handicrafts rather than actual art--I saw no OOAK items in the shop, nothing actually handmade either unless the bead earrings were handmade on a loom but again, identical duplicates of them. It seemed like everything had to be a certain matching aesthetic and be a similar BoHo Brooklyn "Beige Mom" style. Brunswick can be diverse for those who embrace it, so the store name "Makers BWK" is a little misleading in that sense. When I think "Southern" + "art" I go to folk art or Gullah crafts, memory quilts, face jugs, etc. I get it if that's too traditional and established for the under-35s, but Brooklyn BoHo? I guess it's a novelty this far from NYC. Also, as you can see in my pictures, there was no coastal art representation for the Golden Isles. Unlike the Artists' Guild shop at Goodyear Cottage on Jekyll or Glynn Visual Arts on SSI, it just seems like there is no sense of locality infused in any of the products Makers BWK had. They mention goods from Haiti online so I appreciate if those are Fair Trade but there was nothing to explain what was local. The craft market candles? The mass-produced sketchbooks? Jewelry, candles, soap, cards, sketchbooks, random snacks... again, not OOAK original art. It is what it is, and good for those who like it. It's artsy craft market stuff. It's just not for me and was frustrating to waste time to visit when online it seemed depicted as actual art for sale.

A small beach Shop! It is expensive but cute bags and…read morebeautiful color tumblers. Service was excellent!

I love this store! Lots of Yeti stuff, adorable travel cups, and lots of adorable collectibles and…read moresouvenirs. You can also order from their online store. I found a hilarious wine cup that says, "Jesus Touched My Water". I bought 1 for me and 1 for my mother-in-law.

Outstanding vintage shop in Georgia. This place is packed with treasures - great prices and great…read moreselection. They have several staff members working and they are all very friendly and have that southern hospitality and charm. If you want to pick up a fun item for your home or as a great souvenir, Rummage is the place to go!

As a consignment store rather than a thrift store, Rummage distinguishes itself by having more…read moredecorative pieces and more vintage items with some antiques. They do not carry basic housewares, which is what I was seeking on my visit to supplement my JI rental house's kitchen, but we took a little time to look around just the same. Store is tidy and arranged nicely. Owner is very friendly and sociable, ready to answer any questions and tell all she knows about the provenance of any piece. Items were eclectic and vintage. I grew up with true 100+yo antiques passed down over generations and was taught a lot about old things. I'm versed in 20thC vintage items from my own curiosity and collections over the years. The merch I saw at Rummage is fun and vintage (mostly 1990s to now on my visit). However, you never know what may end up here as a consignment shop, so it's always evolving. Prices were mostly on par with eBay if you include shipping. If there is a home decor item you need it is worth a look.

Another of the shops taken over by the JI Authority, where proceeds benefit the island…read more Associate in the shop was friendly and informative. I asked a lot of questions and he was very helpful, even explaining that he was unpacking a shipment of stickers and could show me more if I wanted to browse. Loved their Jekyll Island patch ($6) which is a fun souvenir and a way to fund the JI Authority stewarding the island. JI logo items are priced as expected for a pro shop/souvenir place. Shirts about $38, hats $25, etc. They offer fishing gear but it's more Orvis and less RealTree. Honestly in all my years visiting the island, I have yet to see preppy dudes fishing. True, they may head out from the dock on a deep sea trip, and club guests may need to pop in and shop, but the fisherpeople we have met are campers catching dinner, locals doing the same, or folks from an hour or so in all directions, coming with a cooler to catch a day's haul for a month's sustenance. I see where the Authority wants Jekyll to head for the dollars, but it's at the expense of the diversity and appeal to folks of certain economic demographics. But I guess if the Orvis set can support this shop then great (my husband did fly and reel fishing with plenty of Orvis gear, but in retrospect, it wasn't necessary to catch a fish). Pier Road Outfitters is a mix of JI souvenirs, JI logo active wear, and some basic fishing supplies. It is not as extensive as the tackle shop at Clam Creek, which is bigger, and caters a lot more to practical needs for all things fishing. Pier Road Outfitters is a handy stop to find a souvenir that is also high enough quality active gear you would want to wear as part of your wardrobe, so function-meets-style-meets-JI memories.

Passed by Tabby House while on my way somewhere else. Turned around and went back because the store…read morelooked so interesting. Walked in a met the owner "Judy". She was incredibly welcoming and warm and we had a nice conversation. Bought a couple of things from her large selection of local items. Will definitely come back. The building was built in the early 1800s and worth a view just for that alone.

Wonderful addition to exit 29. They have the best wings and cheese grits!!! We order to go often…read moreand they always package everything so thoughtfully to make sure the food stays the way they intended it.

I don't spend a lot of time shopping for paint down in Georgia... but when I do make sure I am…read moredoing it at Adelaid's! Excellent customer service!!! And the best part... they stock "full VOC" stain! Keep up the good work Adelaid's.

Best paint store I've ever been in. If they don't have it they don't make it. Ordered two cans of…read morepaint everyone refused to order (Home Depot, Lowes and Ace Hdw.). Three days later they had it. Everyone else wanted $12 to $20 a can. I got two cans for $15 bucks plus a ton of good service. Thank you Adelaide"s I will be back soon.