This center of shops have welcomed local artist to set up on the 3rd Sunday of the month. The…read moreartists that came this week had pottery, glass, wooden bowls/shell art, jewelry, gourd arts, fiber art, honey, jelly/jams, fresh juices and local, delicious bbq! Come on over... open till 2 pm!

Architecturally accurate, clapboard coastal plantation-style shopping village where one can find…read moresome of the best interiors as well as two of the finest restaurants on the island. With plenty of shaded parking beneath moss-hung live oaks, I recommend making reservations at Bar Zin and Cucina South, and doing a little shopping!

Nice lots of shops, restaurants. Coffee. Plenty of seating, a small playground for the kids. Good…read moreexercise with all the walking we enjoyed ourselves. We'll be back

I think americans and our economy are doing pretty good this year after seeing all the busy people…read morebuying all the high end stuff at the St john's town center this 2025 christmas. I am really happy to see it as the last couple of years, wasn't so busy. Enjoying all the upgrades to the stores.The new looks and parking was pretty easy even though it was it was packed. Really enjoy this mega shopping area. Its good for Duval. They have a great collection of stores and eateries for everyones likes and needs.

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.

Clean, attractive and modern shopping plaza with Harris Teeter as the anchor grocery store,…read morerestaurants and upscale shops such as Fifi's and other woman's retail clothing businesses.

This is such a cute set of shops to go and explore! You could literally spend an entire day…read moreenjoying the cute boutiques, clothing stores, tea and spice stores, cookir stores, home items, unique items...and so much more! These are all laced with great food places to stop in and take a break! As well as coffee, tea and bakeries as well. Everyone in your group will find something to love here!