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 am not a huge fan of dark chocolate and the majority of items here are made with it but the items…read moreI tried were all so delicious. It's definitely a splurge when compared to mass produced factory chocolate but you can taste the care and quality in every bite so it is definitely worth a stop. I loved the way the store was set up like a library for chocolate. Just grab a tray and tongs and add one or more of each bite to your tray. I love the chocolate was so accessible and not behind some glass counter.

Cute interior with clever design for selecting chocolates and you can watch them make the…read morechocolates. The chocolates themselves were just lacking in general, we spent more than $30 on a wide variety of 9 chocolates and were less than impressed. The unique flavors they were supposed to have were completely muted and we felt absolutely ripped off. You could get the same flavor profile of the Red Velvet and Let Them Eat Cake from a bag of knock off Lindt truffles, the supposedly 72% cacao Silver Bullet truffle tasted like nothing, and the Habanero Caramel had zero spice or pepper flavor. After trying all of our selections we came to the conclusion that the white chocolate varieties were best because they're not actually chocolate. All in all this is an aesthetically pleasing tourist trap.

I came here for the first time last Friday for my "Fun Friday" treat! The young lady working that…read moreday was so informative and patient as I figured out which chocolates I wanted to get! These were some of the absolute BEST chocolates I've ever tasted! Shout out to the chocolatier!!! I will be returning next week for more!

What a delightful find on my stroll through downtown Savannah. If you're taking a tour of Colonial…read morePark Cemetery, it is just past here. The chocolates are divine and the owner, Denise Nokes, is a total sweetheart. I'm a big fan of supporting women-run small businesses, especially the ones who truly provide a quality product. I would highly encourage you to check this place out. You will not be disappointed!

What an experience. The atmosphere was great. Better than great. The sever Aaron had a perfect…read morepersonality and delivery for the menu items. Can say enough, I fully recommend the experience. Drinks were a 10/10. We got the "Fourgasm" which was a cheese cake with sugared berries, carrot cake with figs/dates and nutmeg, a chocolate cake which was next level and a devils food cake. The carrot cake was okay not great, the devils food was so so but the chocolate cake with the Berry Naughty with a dark chocolate rim job. That made that cake wow! So, desserts were part of the experience and feeding one another along with the atmosphere, great spot!

My husband and I came in on our anniversary- the drinks were delicious and the playfulness of the…read moreservers was a unique experience. Loved the dark atmosphere and romantic vibes- we only wished we had known about the Friday/Saturday night performances that are offered, so we could've planned better (maybe next time). My hubby ordered the dessert sampler... truthfully, only really would order the cheesecake and chocolate cake- the other two samples were odd tasting (but every palate is different)- just would not order it again. I do think a nice gesture of having a free dessert, being it was our anniversary, would've been nice (just a future suggestion). Street parking available and a game bar is next door, if wanting more fun entertainment after dessert!

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

After a nice evening exploring Savannah with the local ghost tour, my husband and I decided to walk…read morealong the river side and look around at the shops. We stopped by the Candy Kitchen to grab some drinks for the hotel. The staff were very friendly and helpful and though it was close to closing time, they gave us time to browse their selection of drinks and sweets, engaging us in pleasant conversation. That was what was truly outstanding about our visit, it was the staff here that made it positively memorable. Savannah's Candy Kitchen has a wide selection of retro and modern candy, homemade chocolates, and popcorn. The drinks are fun and many, very unique. I do recommend coming in for a visit, even if it's just for the nostalgia!

This was my first time visiting and thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere. Our wait staff , Jose,…read moremade our visit great! He was professional and had great interpersonal skills. I will definitely visit again soon. Great job Jose!!!!

First time...:45 minute wait for food. Second time...food had gone bad...third time ordered on the…read moreapp. Took one hour to get the food and the waitress told me I was wrong. The foods good, but not that good. They lost a customer.

We love trying local ice cream when we travel. I was so happy to stumble upon the famous and…read morehistoric Leopold's. We stopped in at 11 am on a Tuesday so missed the crowds that started coming in a bit later. The staff was so nice, talking about the different ice cream flavors and making recommendations. I must have sampled at least 6 flavors before settling on Blueberry cheesecake. It was a close call between that and peach. But the large size to get two flavors was huge! I got a child size. My son got coconut and pistachio. The coconut was some of the best I've ever tasted. It's one of my favorite flavors. If you're a history or movie buff you will love the story of Leopold's and the Hollywood-inspired decor and movie posters. Definitely worth a stop!

We wanted to know why the line was down the street on our last visit to Savannah back in the…read moreSpring, so we came back with the kiddos this summer!! There was a line but it wasn't as long as the line we saw back in April, so we joined it! The cold treat definitely hit the spot on a hot day!! There were plenty of servers and they were quick with the orders. Seating was available inside and outside. I had the double scoop with peach and Savannah Sunshine. The peach was great but the icing on the pieces of lemon cake in the Savannah Sunshine gave it a waxy texture and threw off the taste. The others enjoyed the strawberry, butter pecan, and brownie sundae. Loved the old-school ice cream parlor decor and staff uniforms!

I was in town for work and met up with a friend who recommended The Chocolate Martini Bar. The…read moreesthetics of this place is pretty nice and the music playing really gave this place a nice vibe. The wait for being seated was pretty fast. I will say I enjoyed the variety of martinis offered but the classic martini was actually my favorite. The food was decent, but I think I would come back exclusively for the drinks.

This place has gone downhill. We went last night to get a few martinis - didn't want to drive into…read moreSavannah. We got in around 8pm and it was so empty. Service was so slow- we sat outside and almost left because it took 30 minutes to get our drinks. There was a party next to us that was waiting even longer for their food. We went inside and were about to leave, but noticed our drinks were ready. We should have taken the wait time, unkept outdoor space, and aloof waitress as a sign that the drinks would be good. There wasn't any menus, we were told to google the establishment and get the menu there. Wild. There are QR codes that don't work. Yikes. I ordered the peanut butter martini- and the bartender only gave me an option of whisky or bourbon- Yuck. I decided to try it, but it was so bad. The bartender seemed very set in making it that way and didn't really want to hear otherwise when my partner said I'd prefer vodka in my martinis (you know. They way they're supposed to be made of not with gin). We got our tab and noticed an extra charge. Very sad what this place has turned into.