This place is ridiculous- I can't even imagine entering here as a kid and facing all the choices…read more It's probably 10 tons of sugar here all combined! Stop by and treas yourself to a rice crispy treat the size of my head or an energy piglet or two lol

Bought the coconut cluster this time and they hardly had any coconut in them (see picture). They…read morejust tasted far too sweet lacking any coconut flavor.

This bakery is a Savannah treasure, for real…read more My usuals are the chocolate chewie, the bourbon pecan bar, and either a plain donut or a chocolate glazed one. Ain't nothing like em. This time, me and my 16-year-old challenged ourselves by picking a treat for each other that we wouldn't ordinarily choose. I got her a cheese danish, she got me a peach fritter. The danish was too bready for me, but she loved it. And we both enjoyed the peach fritter! Wanna take it home to have with ice cream next time. Baker's Pride is where the locals go. And EVERYBODY friendly--staff and customers. While scanning the treats, a few customers started making suggestions for us. One said, "If you think you love Krispy Kreme, you gotta try the donuts here." He ain't lying! I told em I was a regular too and shared our lil challenge. We got our treats then headed over to the microwave to warm em up. One of the ladies who'd made suggestions saw me at the microwave and said, "Oh yeah, you know what you doing." Whole experience felt like community...with dessert on top

Bakers Pride is serving up classic, delicious cakes, donuts, cheesecake, cookies, cinnamon rolls,…read moredanish, pies. I had a glaze donut and a cheesecake cupcake, both were very delicious. Service was excellent and the ambiance is like a great bakery, coffee shop.

Quaint and we have had wonderful service in multiple locations. When I lived in Savannah 1994-2001…read morewe took visitors here all the time. It was such a treat to watch candy being made and of course we were all big kids in a candy store. I just went back to Savannah for a visit and HAD to go in. It's enticing without being overwhelming, even with all the delicious goodies on display. I was super excited to try the sea salt bear claw. If they ever make this with dark chocolate, go buy stock.

I've been to this place in Orlando so I had to try it in Savannah. The pralines were amazing as…read moreusual. I got the mango gelato and it was so creamy and fresh. It was so good. My bf loved their treats too and he doesn't even like sweets. He got a chocolate pretzel which he said was a perfect sweet treat.

Step into your childhood..Fantastic chocolates and ice cream…read more. 5 stars!...The homemade chocolates are delicious-can't wait until the holidays to gift these.

If you ever want to feel like a kid in a candy store again, just walk into Kilwins! The moment we…read morestepped inside, the sweet smell of chocolate and waffle cones hit us and we instantly wanted to try everything. My friends and I were like four kids let loose in a candy shop. The girls working there were incredibly kind and helpful and happily let us sample a few different treats while we tried to decide (which was not easy!). Because the Fudge was amazing! In the end, we all walked out with large ice creams and zero regrets. Everyone loved their choice. I went with the salted caramel ice cream topped with extra caramel, and it was absolutely delicious. The best part was taking our treats for a short walk over to Ellis Square to sit and enjoy them. Such a fun and sweet little stop while exploring downtown Savannah!

Lulu cakes sent via mail. Small portion, cake was dry and icing was sugary. Great disappointmentread more

Lulucakes is one of my favorite bakeries in Savannah. They are the sister bakery for Lulu's…read moreChocolate Bar in downtown Savannah. They do a lot of the baking for Lulu's downtown. Lulucakes is small, but you are only picking up your baked goods and leaving. So there is no need for tables. When you walk in you're greeted with 2 display cases. They are generally not completely full. But there is always a good variety. The bakers are kind and friendly. You can order whole cakes, tarts, cheesecakes etc from the bakery. They are all delicious and worth the price! My husband and I have yet to eat a dessert or piece of cake from Lulu's that we have not enjoyed. They also make wedding cakes and cater events. The flavors and varieties that they offer are far and wide. The best way to see them all is to go to their website. But if you just want a quick sugar fix you can walk into the bakery and order right out of the case. Here are a few of my favorites: strawberry suspension cake, lime and coconut tart, and brown butter pecan cookies. All are delicious! They are located in the business center at hodgson memorial and Eisenhower. There is plenty of parking. They keep regular business hours. If you are craving sugar give Lulucakes a try you will not be disappointed!

I just had to pop in for a delicious cream cheese and smoked salmon croissant…read more Everything here is delicious, you can't go wrong, from fresh bread, apple fritters, to cheese danish, savory croissants, lunch packed to go, salads, etc., I can't forget the coffee, there's a full coffee bar also. Dine in and enjoy the relaxed bakery ambiance, or take it with you. Service is always excellent here!

I've had their baked goods sold in other cafes around town, but this was my first time having them…read morefrom their home. The amaretto cinnamon roll is something special, even at room temp. Got the cream cheese danish heated and it is worth every cent and calorie. The outer layer is flaky and buttery like a croissant and the middle is a not-too-sweet-but-just-right dallop of warm, tangy, and sweet cream cheese. I licked the lil bit on the paper bag afterwards with zero shame. Looking forward to going back and trying other things with my danish in the bag too. Ample parking, beautiful intentionally-lit interior (I'm sensitive to lighting), and great customer service.

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.

I saw this pop up on Yelp and I had to get these adorable mini treats!! Each one is hand sculpted…read moreand beautifully hand decorated. She can make almost any theme or creation! I put in my St Patrick's cakesicle order about a month out to ensure I could get the highly demanded treats! She texts you when your order is ready and presents in in such a beautiful box!! I can't wait to order more! I'm just itching to think of events I can order cake pops for! She also does random pop-ups if you can catch it. That's the only time you can get the cake pops without pre-ordering. I highly suggest this business for all of your special events, holidays, or just because you want some pretty treats around.

My first encounter with Sweet Whimsy Shop's (SWS) cake pops were at my friend's son's 1st birthday…read moreparty last year. I couldn't believe the attention to detail and wondered how its creator was able to put that kind of detail on a tiny, bite-sized cake lollipop and make it taste so good too! Was it done by magical cake pop fairies? I wanted to know! My friend gave me their Insta account and after scrolling (and drooling) through their countless creations, my obsession began!  After some time, I had heard they were doing a pop-up at Ways Station Coffee Co. in Richmond Hill for the coffee shop's 5th Anniversary Party and Big Bon Pizza was going to be there too. With my family in tow, we headed to the event excited to try coffee, pizza and cake pops! I mean, that sounds like a perfect meal, right?! I was SO excited! Well, we arrived about an hour after the event started and SWS had SOLD OUT! I mean, was I surprised? No. Was I disappointed? Uh, heck yeah! When was I going to eat these delicious little pops again? I bumped into another friend that night and I guess she arrived at the start of the event, probably because she knew better and she was able to snag a bunch of SWS' cake pops. I almost offered to pay her double, but refrained, because quite honestly, she would have probably told me NO! LOL. So I left with only coffee and pizza that night (insert sad face and some sniffles). So fast forward to my most recent encounters. SWS was organizing an event with Megan Myrick Photography over the summer called Christmas in July, so this time, I vowed to arrive on time! Well, the early bird gets the worm because I was able to secure four cake pops, and thank goodness because if I had come home empty handed after promises of cake pops, well you know what the outcome of that would have been! I was able to meet Becca, the cake pop artist (the "fairy") behind the edible art cake pops and this time, the cake pops were in a mini ice cream bar form in a Christmas theme with three in a pack. I got a fourth one that was in the shape of a Hot Chocolate cup character. The other time, we went to a grand opening of Kidzways and they had commissioned SWS to make the cake pops for the occasion.  Becca is just so incredibly talented, just scroll through her Insta and she's so humble about it too. If you are a cake pop enthusiast or aspiring cake pop artist, she posts behind-the-scenes videos on how she makes some of her pops. She makes it look so easy! As previously mentioned, on top of her beautiful and sometimes quirky designs (like Thanksgiving turkeys, flamingos, seahorses, YODA!) her cake pops are delicious! She does not compromise on taste nor quality and you can taste it! She bakes her cakes and whips icing from scratch and then molds these labor intensive cake pops into whatever vision you have (she has)! Her prices aren't too crazy either, considering how much work must go into those things. I literally cannot stress the details of these little delights on sticks (see pics).  And one last thing, her cake pops have been on The Late Late Show with James Corden. I mean, she's kind of a big deal and she's right here under our noses!   - Tips -  If you can't wait for a pop-up, you can also order through her website, but I imagine there is a minimum quantity, but plan ahead, because she books fast! I also noticed recently that she offers Cake Pop decorating classes at Kidzways, and I know that sold out as well, but if you want to see the artist in action and get a few tips, that may be your chance!