Sweet, small, old town charm in St. Mary's, Georgia. Lovely deli amidst antique dining room…read morefurniture just like you remember at grandma's place. Great service and a small but tasty menu. Quality Harney & Sons tea served on china like you remember from your youth. It was an intimate, lovely place where charming restored furniture and knick knacks meet. Prices were very reasonable. We'll definitely be coming back to try the tasty fresh baked cinnamon rolls, brownies and other menu items.

Been a couple of times- always to order to go. Tables to eat on are always full- def for the 40+…read morecrowd. All the menu items Ive tried have obviously been made fresh and with care. Definitely do not go if you are watching your waistline! Every dessert is to die for! Would not recommend going with a child who cannot be contained - lots of breakables right next to and all around the limited eating area.

Julie has been at another location but this new one is right downtown! Her art is unique and one of…read morea kind. I love seeing her new things and talking to her and her husband! The ArtWalk is the 2nd Sat of the month from 5-8 pm...wonderful time to come!

I Love going there and creating works of art out of resin/epoxy! Julie is really fun and is a…read moreterrific instructor. If you are thinking about it, try it! It's good to have someone with experience helping you.

This is a really cool area to walk around and explore while on Amelia Island. There are tons of…read morerestaurants, bars, gift shops, and art galleries within 50 blocks. The buildings have such beautiful architecture. They have a courthouse, post office, and a hotel that were built over a hundred years ago. The Palace Saloon is Florida's oldest bar. There is also a lighthouse nearby the district. My favorite thing to do was to grab a cup of coffee and walk in and out of gift shops. I also took strolls along the seaport and watched the boats go by. If you want to know more about the area, you can visit the Amelia Island Museum of History to learn more about its history. For food, there are plenty of dining options within the historic district. I highly recommend eating at the Salty Pelican. The Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

This has become my go to for bringing family and friends- the historic district is packed full of…read moregreat food, drinks, shopping and history. I'm still exploring and finding new businesses to fall in love with. I can say there is plenty I love about Amelia Island. Marlin & Barrel Distillery- Blueberry Lemon Zest Vodka Salty Pelican- tuna nachos AIBC- giant soft pretzel and excellent fish-n-chips Paisley Grace Makery- all your crafty needs Twisted Sisters - great home decor and gifts The Decantery- amazing craft cocktails in a lush bar The Principal's Office- fun twist on an old school! Bar in the principals office Timoti's- love their chowder and calamari Art on Centre- unique art from local artists Tasty's- burgers, dogs, fries and more Trailer Park Collectibles- my go to antique shop Cinnamon Bear Country Store (& Ice Cream)- gift shop and ice cream! The Spice & Tea Exchange- try the Florida blend Fort Clinch- for you history nerds And so many more businesses! Quieter than other tourist towns, just more laid back!

Had a wonderful time stopping into the Queen Little town of St. Mary's. While we were here we…read morestopped by the submarine museum and loved it. So much history in one building. I feel like anyone could enjoy this place, but especially those who have been in the Navy. You have to check this place out!

Very accessible, interesting and informative. Well worth the small admission price. Added bonus for…read morepeople with disabilities or the elderly, there is a chairlift to go upstairs.

Fun little spot and great way to learn about the local history. Learned a lot we did not know…read more They have a little scavenger hunt that kind of prompts you into reading the history. Some cool artifacts, too. Kids would really enjoy the hunt, and we did, too. Fun spot to visit, especially on a cold rainy day (like we did).

I had a nice time visiting this museum. These guys are doing some great work. I had a personal tour…read moreand learned a lot about treasure hunting and the work that they are doing to preserve and document these underwater artifacts. I also learned a lot about their salvage vessel Polly-L. They use this vessel to find treasures from shipwrecks. The nice gentlemen that hosted me were very knowledgable and passionate about the work they do. I highly recommend making a stop in and checking out this museum.

This place had a bunch of interesting artifacts and I believe it was free. They surprisingly had…read morebig things like horse drawn carriages. You can see everything in 15-30 minutes if you only have a little time, but if you are really interested and read everything, then I bet you could be engaged for hours. When we went they only allowed in a limited number of people at one time. If you have small kids you need to watch them closely so they do not break the artifacts.

What a wonderful museum to learn about the history of Cumberland Island and the surrounding areas!…read morePlenty of displays featuring some great finds and artifacts from the island! You can circle the building in chronological order and get your history on! It's open 1-4pm daily with free admissions- however there is a donation box near the front door. The collection covers the people and timeline of the island, great information about the trails and historic sites on the island. The ranger was happy to answer any questions too! Handicap accessible and there are restrooms open to the public- which is nice since most shops do not have public restrooms. Plenty of parking on the street too.

A very talented group of artists have their works for sale here. One block off Centre Street, in…read morefront of Bright Mornings Cafe. Creative, inspiring, locally made art.

What a nice artist village on Sadler Road! Julie is such a creative and supportive artist/owner!…read moreShe and her husband have created a little gem both inside their gallery and outside in the garden! They have a demonstration studio she shows her technique of "pouring" mediums on flat surfaces like canvas but also tables and such! There is a 3rd building where other artist rent and work their magic! They accept local artwork with a "coastal" flair to see if her customers might find something they just can't live without!

What a pleasant surprise!! This art gallery (and more) is a complete gem tucked away in Fernandina…read moreBeach. Not only are there monthly shows and displays with public receptions, but art classes as well! I was privileged to partake in the February 2019 showing themed, "Red." The works on display varied tremendously in styles and techniques with many artists on hand to discuss their entries. Owner and artist, Julie Delf, was a wonderful hostess along with her husband, Mark. They offered a wide variety of complimentary hors d'oeuvres, wine, beer and water. Local artisan, Andrea Lee, was also creating onsite. I can't wait to go back in March to see all the mermaid themed creations!