Beautiful selection of sea life art. If you have a costal home or beach house, this is the place to…read morego.

One of my favorite restaurants on the island! Excellent and very tasty food and drink options…read more Always a couple of excellent vegetarian or gluten free options. Cocktails are beautifully presented, esp recommend the lemon drop martini. It's in a converted Ponderosa Steak House location so that's a little weird, but they've upgraded it as well as possible. Store on left side of cafe also has nice gift options and outstanding choices of flavored olive oils and vinegars.

Tried Golden Isles Olive Oil on a Tuesday as my wife saw an online Tuesday wine tasting $5 cover…read moreand made a reservation on Open Table. We sat at the bar but learned the Tuesday special was a flight of three bartender choice wines 2 oz pours for $15. Evidently the Wine tasting thing was not current. We've seen many restaurants don't update their web site so it's always a gamble when you show up. Not sure if it was an open table thing or the restaurant. Either way we enjoy wine so my wife ordered a red flight and I ordered a $6 happy hour Italian Pinot Noir. The Pinot was fine and decent pour and my wife sampled the flight. One of the wines was a little off and we both thought it may have soured. She mentioned it to the bartender and he shrugged it off and said it wasn't an old bottle. Mentioned it again and no big deal. Might have been nice to at least offer something else. I'd recommend ordering a glass of what you like rather than waste the $15. For dinner I wanted to try the seared pork ribeye but they were out of stock so I settled for the short rib sandwich on ciabatta bread. My wife ordered the beet and goat cheese salad which she enjoyed and thought was fine. The short rib sandwich was tasty enough but the bread was soft like it came out of a plastic bag. I was hoping for a better quality bread which is important for a sandwich. It wasn't something I would order again. Overall it's a really quaint place with isles of olive oil and items to purchase but the experience was a 2.0 and the food average 3.0 at best. I really expected a bit more especially from the look and feel of the place. Not sure I could get around to wanting to go back to try anything else on the menu. Bartender was nice but overall just not a good experience after a long day of work. I feel bad to leave an unsatisfactory score but I upped my 2.0 to 3.0 as ratings are important and it's probably at least a 3.0.

I was looking everywhere for a magnet I liked showing the St Simons lighthouse and I finally found…read moreit here. The price is on par with the other shops in St Simons. They have all kinds of souvenirs and things kids would want. Service was great as my purchase was carefully wrapped so it wouldn't break.

We sought out this shop because they have a penny press machine (a family hobby), and wound up…read moreperusing the beach merch for half an hour. Pretty much everything you could need for your adventure on the shore is here, along with thousands of ocean related knickknacks. A great place to spend your time and money.

Oh my - absolutely made our family's ENTIRE day!! Amazing shop & everyone in the family got to take…read moreseveral things home. Also, felt very nostalgic to me. So glad we found this hidden gem on our drive back home to Athens. We shopped for awhile in the store and the owner was amazing. Mr. Eric gave our kids a great history lesson and showed photos through the story - they loved it! We were so thankful for the time he took with us. We love the fact that he's a proud Patriot for our beautiful country. Our children loved being able to ask questions and talk with him about loving their President. Great place, that is worth taking the time to visit - Great selection, Great Prices, and Great Owner!!! Can't wait to go back next time.

We stopped in and made a purchase just to support this man and his business. Lot's of unique items…read more I overheard some North Eastern people bashing the business because it wasn't liberal and in-American enough for them. If you're a proud American then please support this place.

I love when I find companies to work with where I know I will be taken care of and it will be…read moreconvenient and smooth. I enjoyed working with Craig for new windows on my home after the tornado came through the CWE in May. He was honest, reliable and communicative. He got me taken care of quickly. I am also a realtor and will definitely be recommending him to my clients.

I love this shop! I could have spent $500 easily on beautiful stained glass, unique jewelry, and…read morenifty decor. The shop itself is very cute and there's friendly staff and a shop cat to welcome you. This is a great place to find a unique gift or souvenir. I bought a gorgeous handmade glass windchime that makes the most beautiful sound.

It's a regular Hallmark with all expected products. They accepted my Crown Rewards coupons easily…read morewith no issue. Staff was friendly and informed about product info. Cons were lack of price tags, and greedflation. There were few price tags on anything, and (after asking) everything was crazy overpriced. $15-$20 for a 3oz bar of soap? $5-$20 for a stick of lip balm? $8 for a golf ball size squishy toy? Wow, no thank you. Handmade Amish goat milk soap in Lancaster Co. near me is $4 for the same size. I'd rather support a family-owned local business at 1/5 the cost. But this is no different from most Hallmark stores. It just isn't really popular in a city like Brunswick where most people do not have much disposable income. I was there 20min and no other shoppers visited the whole time.

Went to this gift shop looking for Hallmark Christmas decorations and found so much more! Gifts and…read morespecialty items for all occasions, lots of fun gifts. I will be going back to shop there!

Amazing pharmacist working on Wednesdays This is only place…read moreto go. Front end has great toys and gifts.

I love this store! Great gifts and everyone is so nice. They let you look on your own time not…read morebeing on top of you but also so helpful if you have questions. This store has fantastic cards, gifts, notepads, kitchen items, uga items, all drugstore items, cutest wrapping bags and best soaps, kitchen towels etc. My mom bought me a gorgeous driftwood lamp that I love! It's so much more than a drugstore!

31.81 is the map coordinate reading for Jekyll Island, but here, it is the name of a new resort…read moreclothing boutique with chic-end Jekyll merch. This store is owned and operated by JI Authority, so your purchases support the island. While the Lilly Pulitzer clothing they carry is loud and bougie, the staff is super genial and down to earth. Note that the Pulitzer family once owned this building, so the brand presence is appropriate! Woven JEKYLL sweaters and very cute JEKYLL beach towels are two items I may have to stop back and buy. I love the luxury boutique feel of the shop, which takes up the full first floor of a historic cottage (with a long history but most famous for its use as the historic resort infirmary). Faux wicker chairs are super comfortable on the welcoming porch if you need shade and a sit after a long walk. Located at the parking access entrance in the Historic District.

This is my favorite shop on Jekyll Island. Everything appears to be made by local artists or at…read moreleast artists in the US southeast. Beautiful handmade pieces of jewelry and decor. The lady who owns the store is very gracious. It is a bit hard to find because it's behind another store. It's worth finding though!

Fake, led to believe real silver and pearls w rounded pink shells, plastic…read more Im allergic to metals that arent pure, well one piece broke and it was silver painted plaster. Pd $$$. She wont take back even after i called w in 15 min. Not goid business

Located within the "Historic Stables" that once housed the horses of the wealthy and elite you'll…read morenot only find the Jekyll Island Museum but the Jekyll Island Museum Gift Shop as well. For me the museum didn't amount to much, which is probably why its free of charge give away, but I found the Museum Gift Shop to be a nice place to pick up souvenirs, some really good quality items they refer to as being of the Jekyll Island Collection, books on the history of Jekyll Island Museum as well as some surrounding areas where you can view the old horse stalls of such notables as Joseph Pulitzer. This gift shop along with most of the others you'll find within the Jekyll Island Historic District are rather first class as opposed to the cheap stuff most often found in such tourist shops.