Nice shop with lots of souvenirs to choose from at all price points. If you are on an Old Town…read moretrolley tour, your map will have a 25% off one item coupon. I forgot to use this coupon, and remembered as soon as I was done paying. I asked the cashier if we could correct my mistake. She was able to refund an item and ring it back out using the coupon, which I appreciated.

Wonderful, attention to detail service. Bought a statue and they took the time to wrap is…read morecarefully. Two associates came out to make sure our statue would make it safely home.

Savannah Memories is basically a souvenir tee shirt shop but besides all them being souvenirs of…read moreSavannah the majority have whimsical sayings. Things like "I'd stop drinking but I'm not a quitter;" "Your bait sucks and your boat is ugly." Then there are a few with sayings on them I best not repeat on Yelp. The prices are low but so is the quality. If I saw my husband wearing any of them, I'd call the Fashion Police. But for what it is and what it is supposed to be, I'd have to say OK.

My compadras and I fondly called this shop THE Crappidy Crap Store. Not just A crappidy crap store,…read morebut THE. Comfy comfy sweatshirts and sweatpants! Great and understanding lady works there and she is the reason for the 4/5 review!

Not a quick and easy spot to get water or souvenirs. There's a line and no one is spaced out at…read moreall. It took us a few minutes to get through the line. People are all concentrated in the line by the cashier.

Stopped in here out of curiousness. They have a lot of random souvenirs. I don't really get the…read more"General Store" feel. They do have a lot of St. Patrick's day stuff for sale.

The cutest souvenir gift store in all of Savannah in my opinion. Delicate gifts the southern charm…read more From cotton wreaths, plates and tea sets. This gift shop has it all. Location- in city center of city market. 217 west St. Julian street Savannah GA 31401 You step inside and you will sea tiny tea sets, cotton wreaths, honey glazed pecan candies, Savannah magnets, salt water taffy, a section of the cutest pineapple decor. Just so many charming southern cute gifts. My favorite section was the gone with the wind section with Vivian Leigh as Scarlett, Hattie McDaniel as mammy and Clark Gable as Rhett. They have a section of photo framed prints you can buy from the movie. It was very nice. It's better to see it in person that by a review but it's truly worth going to see. Cashier- sweet with that southern hospitality. She kept asking if we needed any help. Truly a great little shop!

I was shopping at the gift store today and saw a decanter that I wanted to get for my husband. It…read morehad no price on the one I wanted, but a similar one was marked $9.99. I asked how much for the other decanter. The person at the desk left to find the price and was gone for like 20 minutes. We waited and waited and he never came back, however, a manager was looking at the prices for all the decanters. I asked how much it was and she said she wasn't sure, so I told her I'd just take the one that was already marked. I picked it up and she said, give me that. So I did and she looked and she grabbed the sticker off the bottom and said that's not the price, and she wouldn't give the item back to me. I said.. well it's marked $9.99. She said.. you can buy it for $44.95 and I'll give you 25% off. What kind of scam is this? If I've ever been in a store and something is mismarked, they honor that price. All of the decanters were marked $9.99, except the one with the different shape that I really wanted. Buyer Beware. Not sure what kind of scam they're running here, but I won't ever go in here again. I'd give 0 stars for customer service, but I really liked the decanter, so I'll give it a 1.

This is a cute little boutique in Savannah. We were in Savannah on a mini vacation. We saw this…read moreshop when we were walking around town. I looked in and saw a cute blouse hanging up and it caught my attention so we went in to see it. The owner was very friendly and helpful. We went back the next next day and I purchased the cutest dress! I call it my Savannah dress! It's very artistic looking and very comfortable! I do recommend this place.

I always find cute stuff at this gift shop. I have a couple of favorite dresses that are from here…read moreas well. Have a good selection of Savannah souvenirs. It all seems fairly priced to me. And the employees are always very friendly.

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!

Even with limited time in Savannah, River Street was high on my list--and it absolutely lived up to…read morethe hype. This beautiful one-way cobblestone street, dating back to the Civil War era, runs right along the river and feels like a step back in time. It immediately reminded me a bit of the Embarcadero in San Francisco, with the riverboats, waterfront views, and lively energy--but with a distinctly Southern charm all its own. Because of the historic cobblestones, you can't drive fast here, which is actually part of the magic. It naturally slows you down and encourages you to take your time, look around, and soak in the scenery. There's so much to see--bars, restaurants, shops, hotels, and those iconic riverboats passing by--that every few steps feels like another photo opportunity. The atmosphere is vibrant but relaxed, and it's the kind of place where you can easily spend hours wandering, people-watching, and exploring. Unfortunately, I didn't have nearly enough time to do it justice on this visit, but what I experienced definitely whet my appetite and sparked my curiosity to come back. Bottom line: River Street is a must-see when visiting Savannah. It's historic, scenic, and full of personality--and it's best enjoyed slowly, one cobblestone step at a time.

This is an open air market along the river in Savannah. They have multiple vendors selling things…read morefrom dog treats to jewelry. The vendors are very friendly, a couple of the stalls were a bit overpriced but you can find some cool trinkets here.

As someone who likes honey, I stopped by here when I was on vacation in Savannah. I was impressed…read morewith the store. They offer honey, mead tasting as well as hand cream showings. Based on the types of honey, they offered to try the honey on a spoon or on a cracker. I liked how knowledgable the workers here were and answered any questions they were asked. They have a wide variety of honey and even had raw and pasturized honey. I tried the local GA honey and it had a very nice taste to it. I bought my mother a bottle of pasturized honey and she loved it. We bought honey, pomegranate mead for the trip and while it is unqiue, I thought it was alright but could be better. Overall, this was a great experience. I really enjoyed the variety of honey tastings offered. If you like honey, you should make a stop here!

Haven't been here in years. The tasting attendant was kind and knowledgeable all the honey. Picked…read moreup a ton of honey for personal + gifts. Great experience!

The Sutler Store is a gift shop, book store and souvenir shop loaded with all kinds of DVD's,…read morereplica artifacts, etc. as related to Fort Polaski and is located within the fort itself. When it's hot out, it's not only great to be able to duck into the store to cool off but also to see the various goods they carry. Being operated under the guidance of nonprofit Eastern National, the store is one of the better ones I've come across when visiting National Monuments. It not only has all kinds of tee shirts for souvenirs but also really magnificent replica glassware and other such items. It also has archive photos, books and other items that address the lives, both Confederate and Union, of those who fought at the fort, chronicles relating to the construction of the fort, Nation Park Passport Guide books, history excerpts on General Robert E. Lee and a good number of items and materials related to Coastal Georgia. Compared to the gift and souvenir shops located at other such National Monuments or parks, I'm really a super fan of this one.

Beware‍ Wouldn't exactly call this particular item…read more*quality* if you're looking for a fun souvenir from Savannah. Photo is after washing once. Otherwise, gift shop had some fun items

Ahoy! Souvenirs for your Buccaneers!…read more After dinner and having their wonderful Award-Winning Honey Pecan Fried Chicken I made my way upstairs to their gift shop. As I began walking upstairs it was hard not to miss seeing the walls lined with pirate and (State of) Georgia-themed novelty shirts! Treasure awaits up the spiral staircase! I've never seen such a huge gift shop all dedicated to pirate stuff (and other nice gift items too). They have everything from pirate gears to cookbooks! I even drew some nice compliments for my photos from Nate M (CM, Nashville TN) LoL! Nate must like pirates. Yup, they had art work, mugs/cups, shot glasses, postcards, unique tees/fleece/hoodies, treasure chests, hats, posters... and, of course, pirate costume stuff! I bought a bandana head scarf... pink, of course! I enjoyed looking around the shop. I bet you'll find a thing or two interesting up the spiral staircase. There's something for everyone! Review #1838