Great prices, great products, great vibes. Thankful to stop at this shop while driving south,…read moreconveniently close to 95

Lady in the store is always very nice helps to the best of her ability every time. Great variety,…read morevery neat, organized and well priced.

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.

No masks worn by staff. Just tiny baby & toddler stuff. Total bust. Not really a toy store.read more

Great family owned toy store with great personalized service, selection and customer service. They…read morehave a little persons entrance right beside the main entrance that my son loves to use. Great selection of toys and books and costumes. The owner seems to always be there and always in a happy helpful space! Great place to visit with the kids and pick something up. Well decorated and colorful.

Found everything I needed . Staff was helpful and pleasant…read moreSeafood was tasty. Parking was ample

Clean and organized. A little pricey, but that's Publix for ya. After a long shift, Barbara kept…read moreher counter open late for us weary travelers craving Publix sandwiches. She is a real delight! Everyone we encountered was nice. Thanks!

Two Friends is a treasure tucked into the back of Redfern Village. It's like shopping at Jonathan…read moreAdler with a southern twist. When we first arrived to meet the two friends -- adorable miniature dachshunds who roam about greeting customers. It was magical and just plain fun to shop here! There's lots of fantastic baubles for sale. It's mainly geared toward women but you can find something for everyone here from spicy cocktail napkin sayings to clothing to art. In the back is a champagne bar that should not be missed. Brandon helms up the elegant bar that offers champagne events and drinks by the glass. There is also a well curated wine shop within too. What more could you want in a shopping experience? Bubbles and baubles with pleasant associates willing to help you find the perfect present or treat for yourself? See website for hours and location. Note it's closed on Sundays.

Loved this cute boutique & loved the wine tasting bar inside even more!!! We were on a bachelorette…read moreso we decided to do a wine tasting of a few different wines. The lady that was leading the tasting was knowledgeable, friendly and a great time. It was a highlight of our trip, we all loved how perfectly curated this store was with decor & pieces to buy. Definitely recommend.

This is an amazing shop!! It is in the heart of the cute community of Darien, Georgia…read more We were walking around and the fun merch outside caught our attention. We walked in and what a treat! They have a wonderful artist that has created many items and the paintings on vintage windows are the most beautiful pieces of art! If you are looking for a gift, there are so many great pieces to choose from -and reasonably priced! The staff was super friendly and helpful. I def recommend a stop here!!

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.