I wonder when this store was bought by the current owners- because some of the reviews are not…read moregood. But my experience was great- we were greeted coming through the door & I was near the register (unknowing) and was asked if I was ready to check out- but I wasn't. The lady told me they were moving a big piece of furniture- just in case I had to wait to check out. No problem, I was just getting started! As I made my way to the back of the store- John got excited- a kitty came out to greet us. She obviously could spot cat lovers! She made sure to meow and demand pets and followed me around which made me absolutely have to buy something. I am a sucker. They carried my favorite soap line- Naked Bee Honey products, but didn't have any bar soap- boo, I tend to buy all in stock when I find it and it's always at small stores! Instead I found a hefty slab of geode crystal with agate- but it wasn't priced. I had a number in my head I would go up to and they sold it to me for less! Yippee~ sold! All in all- I would totally go back to shop here again.

I always loved this store, but since ownership changed within the last year, it's a different…read moreexperience. They still have nice gift items, and I recommend them for that. Less furniture than in the past. But, the staff members I've encountered aren't helpful or friendly. The three times I've been in recently, the employee at the front cashier has ignored me completely....just kept reading book or looking at phone or chatting with another employee. Today, I asked where I might find towel hooks, and the employee said they didn't have any. I asked, "none?" because I thought that was unusual. She said "none". I looked around the store, saw maybe a half dozen of them, and left.

I cannot believe I haven't reviewed my favorite place in St Simons! We have been going here for…read moremany, many years - they have the best store on the island! So many wonderful trinkets, jewelry, and gorgeous stained glass items made by the wonderful ladies who run the shop! I think I go there now just to talk to them more than shop (oh, who are we kidding? I am buying all the things! lol) Pane in the Glass is the best business on the island, hands down!

I love when I find companies to work with where I know I will be taken care of and it will be…read moreconvenient and smooth. I enjoyed working with Craig for new windows on my home after the tornado came through the CWE in May. He was honest, reliable and communicative. He got me taken care of quickly. I am also a realtor and will definitely be recommending him to my clients.

Local art always draws me into a store and this shop is filled with so many different artistic…read moremediums! Stunning local photography, beautiful pottery, stunning jewelry, playful and vibrant pillows! Magnets, cards and more! I think they even had some local honey near the register! John found a little something to buy and I was happy admiring the artistry of so many different things! The painted glassware is extraordinary and the shop owner was working on pieces as we shopped the store!

Very nice shop offering art and products from local artists in southeast Georgia. Crystal enjoyed…read morethe art, as did I. Lots of great gifts and stocking stuffers everywhere. I picked up a couple of magnets (I collect them) of Brunswick & St Simons Island.

A great cultural addition to SSI, Glynn Visual Arts (GVA) fulfills multiple roles for the community…read moreand provides community for its artists and aspiring artists. They offer classes across a variety of visual art mediums throughout the year. They offer a children's summer camp as well. On site they have an artists' store filled with handmade original works. GVA also does outreach in the community, providing free art crafts for local kids. They host outdoor markets on SSI at certain times of the year. We visited the store at Christmas time and found very interesting, beautiful original art items. Prices were higher on average than the Jekyll Goodyear Artists' shop, and there wasn't as much in the store but otherwise similar to that local artists' shop and definitely worth a visit. Staff (or volunteers?) were very friendly and helpful. I'm happy to have finally visited and I'd like to check out their classes and summer camp when we visit for a longer stay.

Real cool bait and tackle shop located at the Jekyll Island pier. They carry a wide variety of bait…read moretackle and accessories, especially those needed for fishing on the beach off of the pier and in the local area in general. They also have a couple of local fisherman either in or around the store or up on the pier that have been fishing in the area for years and can provide you with some general advice on bait to use and types of fish that are actually hitting in the area. Definitely would recommend starting here first if you are intending to do some serious fishing. They also have several picnic tables with barbecue grills and an outdoor bathroom that is really clean. They also have a beach area if the kids wanna hang out which also seems to serve as additional areas for shore fishing.

Located in Clam Creek Picnic Area, at the northernmost point of the island, Jekyll Fishing Center…read moreis a fairly priced store that is PACKED with merchandise! They have everything from souvenir Tees and shot glasses, to seashell wind chimes, to anything you need for fishing, to beachy home decor, and even some higher end outdoor supplies (relevant to the campground across the road from Clam Creek). Souvenir items the same as what is sold at Jekyll Market, were 20-30% cheaper at Jekyll Fishing Center. One family member bought some expensive outdoor gear and was very happy with the price. It wasn't anything needed, but the deal was too good to pass. Staff was really friendly and attentive. Vibe in the store is welcoming and unobtrusive. Will be back next trip!

This is a great place to stop regardless if you are traveling North or South to different…read moredestinations. It serves as a mini visitor's center, a museum, a gift shop and an art gallery all housed in an actual historic jail. The proprietor lived in the house along with the prisoners. Inmates were allowed outside to catch a breath of fresh air only when the local children were in school. The construction of the building is incredible. The bars, doors, and floors seem completely impenetrable. You can even peruse the records of all the prisoners who were housed there, what their offense was and how much it cost. Funny to see hand written prices of the constable's cost like $1.25 to arrest the criminal, .75 to keep the man before the trial, and .25 to summon witnesses. Just super interesting tid bits of life back in the day. They also have many many more historical artifacts, photos, and reading materials. You can browse through the jail cells, view interesting art, and explore the interesting trinkets in the gift shop. The staff person there was extremely knowledgeable and related wonderful stories and tales of the building's past. They recently acquired a boat/ship that was saved from being destroyed in a marina somewhere in Mississippi. It was painstakingly and beautifully restored. This vessel played an important roll for the surrounding area and its residents as it served multiple functions. This place is truly a local gem, and should be supported by all. Donations are accepted as there are no fees to visit. Oh and they have a local rooster that doesn't know what time it is as he crows whenever the desire arises. When we visited, he was a noisy fella, nestled under a bush that was in front of a ground floor window. This colorful character Just added to the overall experience.

Interesting Art Center with local artist's work available for sale. There is also a local history…read moremuseum section upstairs. A shy rooster outside building announces your arrival. It is housed in the old Darien jail!

Fun place with live Music and fresh appetizers…read more It's a bar with a vibe and dinner foods

Saturday afternoon- group of 5. Place was busy but found a table no issue…read more Here is what we liked: * The appetizers were good. Had the loaded blue cheese fries. Loved the sauce. * Wings were solid good. * Service was nice, like genuinely nice. *The pickle chips had a perfect crisp to them * decent selection of beers and cocktails What could of been better: * The fries could have been crisp. A little soggy or limp. But they were good. Just had a fun visit and enjoyed the place. Will come back.

This store is closed down. Apparently, it closed down years ago…read more However, there is a great store just down the street which is called Makers that has art supplies and has classes. Some classes are scheduled, others you can do anytime.

Blue Sky Market is an art market with art and wares from the locals of Brunswick, Saint Simons…read moreIsland and the surrounding area. Housed in a historic gas station, this shop specializes in affordable art and gifts. The inventory is always rotating so come by often to see what is new!