Happened upon this place traveling along the 95 from Florida to Charleston, South Carolina…read more Who doesn't love peaches?! They have tons to offer from sauces to baked goodies and fresh peaches of course. The Peach lemonade was amazing! Picked up a few gifts. The Peach Cobbler mix and peach butter which sounds super delicious! On the property they have a few interactive activities such as mining. You can purchase your rough in store. They have adorable goats who just love attention. Also, a few photo ops under the tent display. Super cute place, it's a must stop!

Every time I go to either Saint Simons or Jekyll Island, we pass by this store. So glad I finally…read morestopped to check them out. This place screams all Georgia food and souvenirs. They have it all! Sauces, salsa, jams, dressing, moonshine, desserts and more! I thought I was going to buy the whole store. It's small inside but has a lot to offer. I ended up getting peach moonshine, peach dressing, Vidalia onion peach salsa, peach salsa for our neighbors, and peach butter for our wine night. All within reasonable pricing range. They also do online ordering. Staff is super friendly and you can try samples of anything you want before you buy. This is a great place to go shopping for gifts or yourself. All products are made in Georgia. I highly recommend you check them out.

We visited this place almost nightly when we were in the area. Clearly, this is either a popular…read morespot for treats or they know what they are doing in the treats department cause every night we visited, the line stayed out the door. They have an assortment of specialty ice cream, there is something for the entire family. There is not a place you can eat in the inside but you are close to the pier and there are benches outside you can enjoy. Overall nice and we enjoyed.

A sweet shop on the main street in the village . They have…read moreall kinds of candy, ice cream, fudge and merchandise. I couldn't resist the praline and it was really good. The young lady who helped me was very friendly even though she had quite a crowd and was by herself at the time. I will be back!

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!

Underwhelming when we arrived to the first GA peach world location, did not realize there was a 2nd…read morelocation. However, the staff is very engaging and made the samples very inviting and exciting. Left the store with many treats! Ended up visiting the second location for more peach cobbler!! Can't wait to go back!

This is a small unassuming place next to the freeway but get inside and there are selections from…read morewall to wall. They make peach slushies and fudge and then every type of peach jams/preserves/sauces/salsas. It takes time to look through everything. There are several samples and we walked out w a couple items and will stop by again when we're in the area.

10/10 candy shop from the popcorn to the gelato choices to the pralines to the unlimited throw back…read morecandy brands I was on complete heaven and the best part is you can literally try almost all the items such as the popcorn and gelato to help you decide which item you like best.the service was amazing the staff was super friendly and informative and attentive. It's definitely a place to go with friends family or by yourself.

I meant to leave this review a while ago. We were walking around the area and stumbled upon this…read moreshop. It had a ton of treats that they seemed to make in house. We had five of us, so we tried to buy stuff that we were unfamiliar with, instead of the usual treats we have at home. I'm not able to eat much sugar, so I didn't try anything, but I wanted to! Lol... my kids and their dad loved everything they chose. I thought the value was definitely there and the shop was clean and had a fun vibe with a nice staff. I would come back again the next time we find ourselves in Savannah.

It was a treat from the very first step coming inside as the store smells delicious…read more The staff is friendly and nice, everyone was smiling and helpful. I went in for the chocolate covered almonds. I've had the pralines before and they were so good.

River Street Sweets in Tanger is the perfect way to get a little sweet treat without needing to go…read moredowntown Savannah for all the hustle and bustle. This location is nicely located in Pooler with ample parking and not too far from the parking lot. You can get everything from candy by the pound, pralines, candied apples, huge rice krispy treats and ice cream. The employees are super friendly and always helpful. The prices are on the higher side, but overall they have alot to offer.

Peach Nehi. The real thing in bottles!! The owner let me buy a case. Also has RCs, Orange and…read moreGrape Nehi too. Other standard candy store fare. Not large but all the good stuff. Salt Water Taffy is really good. Nice folks too. A recommended stop in Coligny Plaza.

One of my favorite stops in Savannah. Why? It's all about the Pralines!…read more When you first walk in the door, someone behind the counter offers you a sample and that's it ... you're hooked. They are so tasty! But now you have a choice to make. Do you buy the traditional or the chocolate flavored? Tough choice. I lean slightly toward the chocolate version as I like the flavor better and I get less of a sugar rush as I do from the traditional. But both are fantastic! One more option to consider ... the Gopher (which is their version of a turtle, but heavy on the caramel). I tried this for the first time in my last visit and, oh my ... it was chewy, crunchy, and just delicious! It will now be a permanent addition to my future orders!

You really can't go wrong here, My granddaughter and I…read moreenjoyed our visit to the Savannah Candy Market. The store is neatly organized although I believe there's over a million pieces of delightful candies here :) We ordered a few candies from the barrel and a pound of original pecan Praline. I'm not sure if it was a special or not but when you order a pound you get half a pound free. I had enough to share with my family now :) The lady behind the register was really nice to my granddaughter and myself. My pecan pralines went over nicely they were so fresh and decadent we all enjoyed them. This is such a sweet adventure to take with kids when in this area and let them pick out their favorite candies.

I thoroughly enjoyed the pecan caramel clusters that I bought from Mascot Pecan Shelling company…read more Will definitely buy them again.

Country ol little Glennville holds a gem. It's Mascot. They are known for their pecans, but have…read morecandied snacks and chocolates. If you need a gift idea, send them a tin of chocolates from Mascot!!

Fairly new location. Lots of parking and good gas prices with lots of pumps…read more You get the clean store and very clean restrooms. Time we went was good not as crowded and able to get in and out timely.

This three star review is less about the Buc-ees It's self and more about the location and the…read moreaccessibility from I 95. I stopped in this location on the way down to Jacksonville from Savannah over the weekend and found this location to be really challenging to get in and out of. We pulled into the station around 10 A.M. which I suspect is right about the time they start getting a rush. Traffic was backed up on both exits and even more so getting onto the main road to get into the Buc-ees. Once you got in to the gas station, it didn't get any better with complete chaos in terms of traffic, pedestrian traffic and confusion about which way to enter the pumps. Inside as with all these locations, it was a complete madhouse as well. Aggravating, but ultimately not disimular from any other Buc-ees across the south and southeast. If you are stopping at this location, just plan to be here for about 30 minutes or more, depending on when you pull in. And by the way, there were other gas stations at previous exits that matched Buc-ees gas prices, so unless you are dead set on that barbecue "sammich", you might want to stop elsewhere if you're in a rush.