This is one of the coolest and best curated shops in the JI historic district. So many cool…read moreconsumables, souvenirs (gifts for the family when you return home) and items related to Georgia. It also has a very effective AC system to offer a nice respite from the Georgia heat. This would be a 'must-visit ' for anybody walking through the historic district. The shop is in the original boiler room building for the area so you will see an oversized chimney to the building. Georgia hospitality practiced here as well.

Georgia Grown is mostly specialty foods and candles, all grown/made in GA. There are tees made from…read moreGA cotton. The trucker hats and other non-food items had GA on them, but for those, I took "made in GA" to mean designed there. They had a cold case as well as shelf stable goods; plenty to enjoy while visiting, or to take home as gifts. The associate was very knowledgeable and forthcoming about everything she knew of all the products (and it was a lot). Jekyll Island Authority has taken over most stores in the former JI Club servants' quarters shops. Prices are reasonable-to-high, and quality and selection is decent. You will find the stores each have their own personality and merch does not overlap (maybe a couple items in a couple stores, but that's it).

I usually go in there for specific items. Sometimes I come out with something in addition. The…read moreowner keeps the Gourmet Pantry well stocked and has many of the latest gadgets and gizmos so it can be fun to look around and see what's new.

Great variety of small kitchen appliances. Especially like…read moreto shop for stocking stuffers. They carry all the latest gadgets. And their selection of hor oeuvres is always interesting.

Alert, there are no Publix, Piggly Wiggly, or Winn-Dixie locations on Jekyll Island. As an…read morealternative, the Jekyll Market has a wide offering of pastries, grocery items, meats, beers, wines, souvenirs, and other cool eclectic things. We picked up a quick item in the associate assisting us on checkout was really friendly.

This was a convenient store that sells a variety of items. They have a vast selection of snacks,…read moresouvenirs, and alcohol. They also serve alcohol inside of the store if you wanted to grab a drink and walk around with it.

The Pantry hit the spot for an afternoon coffee drink & a quick bite to eat. This cute & quaint…read morespot inside the historic Jekyll Island Resort offers a nice selection of local offerings and a southern style menu for light bites. The shop was very busy but fairly quick and a friendly staff. You do not have to be a guest of the resort to enjoy this spot. The Pantry offers inside seating and also has a wonderful porch with seating options. If you are in the area, I would suggest this as a food option and a nice tour of the beautiful grounds.

Karissa waited on us at the register. She was helpful and accommodating…read more Makayla made our reuben sandwiches and they were great, meat and bread ratio was on point. The whole staff very friendly.

I think this store is a good addition to Beach Village, but like every other store there, it's…read moreoverpriced. I get that this company originated in Savannah, and (if not Atlanta), that's like Mecca to Georgians. But people from all over the nation and world visit Jekyll, and when you pander to such an audience, you gotta realize Mecca ain't in GA. The store has a Georgia feel, and does GA well. It is grassroots local, and locals support it. But non-GA folks were in the store when I was, and they bought nothing. They were older than I and looked touristy, so the saleswoman gave her schtick to them. Still, they bought nothing. There were zero samples in the store. I really would've been open to buying more had I gotten samples. I also would've found something more suitable to my tastes, which would make me return for more. I decided to try the original blend, which was a whopping $9 for a standard size shaker. I wish I'd known about their 20% off coupon in their brochure at all the local hotels and visitor centers. The blend is okay, but not worth $9 for non-organic herbs and sea salt. I'd appreciate traceability info on all the ingredients, but that ideology hasn't reached mainstream yet (although I'd think it would be easiest for a small business to figure it out, and very forward thinking to provide such info). I also didn't see anything organic, which is pretty important with herbs. They were also absent of gourmet worldliness I'd like to see (such as GA herbs meet salts of the world). There were a couple offerings of Himalayan pink salt or Hawaiian black sea salt, but that was the extent on world salts as far as I saw. Honestly, the very eager saleswoman made me not want to stay in the store as long as I needed to to really take it all in, but the prices were not drawing me in either, so I could've missed something. Again, they capture the GA spirit but lack progressive food politics, and a worldly contextualization, which imo, is important on an island with such diverse visitors as Jekyll.

A great experience with Susan! I was shopping for a house warming gift with a Jekyll Island flair…read moreand she put together the perfect items. She presented the items wrapped in a gift bag I could give to the recipient. Salt Table on Jekyll Island is a great shop, ask for Susan!

Such a cute place. We picked up some delicious local popsicles- strawberry, pineapple, and…read morecantaloupe.

Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon on our way back home after spending the afternoon in Sea Island…read more Friends had recommended Uncle Don's, so we decided to check it out. We had a great time strolling through the market, which seemed to have something new and delicious around every corner. We ended up buying some Ladyfingers casseroles and a Kahlua Cake from The Organized Baker. We are already planning a return visit. Highly recommend!

This seafood market is the best to me. The variety they have, the freshness they have is amazing. I…read morewill always recommend them

The service is friendly and helpful. The triple tail and shrimp are very fresh. Prices were good.read more

Fun little pop-in and shop Where you can grab essential oils…read moreor most any type of homeopathic "fix" you didn't even know you were in need of whether it's sage or lavender, hand made soaps, a nasal spray made with wasabi and saltwater Or local made honey or pasta sauce. You'll find a plethora of dark chocolate etc covered trail mixes, Pretty cards, a made to order smoothie juice bar. There are coolers with healthier versions of chicken salad, broccoli salad, etc "lite" lunch items. Enjoy the real and eye candy here #angelsellsstsimons #realtor #local They're very knowledgeable and care to help you find what you came for- know you'll find things you didn't expect and add them to your total before you leave!

More of a grocery store than a juice place. Each time I go there's no one doing juicesread more

Excellent food and unparalleled service. One of the best restaurants on St. Simons…read more Was helped by multiple, highly attentive servers. The owner was present during the serving process and ensured to check on us multiple times. The menu has plenty of great options.

Stopped in here last night at this locally owned St Simons sit-down seafood location for dinner…read more We arrived around 7pm and were told by the hostess that it would be a 30 minute wait. We opted to wait in the lobby on the benches they provide. While waiting we noted that they have indoor seating, outdoor starting in a screened in porch, and bar seating which is first come first serve. After a short wait, the hostess took us to our table, a two-top covered with butcher block paper. We met our server who was polite and promised us some samples of shrimp (that we never got - but other tables did). Our server did a great job answering questions we had about the menu and even provided some helpful suggestions. Please note, the tables a located close together, so if the table beside you has a loud talker, you can feel like part of their convo. We opted for 2 shrimp dinners (16 shrimp with 2 sides and choice of bread or hush puppies - get the hush puppies). I opted to have my shrimp served fried and broiled with cocktail sauce. For my sides, I ordered the garlic potatoes (roasted potatoes with their garlic butter - like a shrimp boil) and fried okra with a side of ranch. My wife opted for the shrimp dinner with cole slaw (their slaw is closer to a vinegar base with a sweet taste) and the garlic potatoes. We waited a little longer than we expected for our food and we noted that tables that were seated after us got their food before we did. Not sure if it is bc of what we ordered or bc our service was slow When we got out our food, it was well prepared and tasted great. Also, their portion sizes are generous and filing. Good option for a meal.

We were staying at a sister hotel and it was a rainy night so we picked here to come try dinner…read more Walking in is very nice, like a lounge area, tables and bar. Service was great, friendly and helpful! The crispy Artichokes were listed as a side but she let me order as a app and added some aioli so delicious! Now the entrees, I got the red fish and hubby got the ribeye, my fish was a Lil over cooked with a teeniest amount of cauliflower puree but still tasty! Ribeye was great with creamy mashed potatoes! All in all we enjoyed the meal

DeBora was amazing! She made our night very special- we celebrated our anniversary. Super attentive…read moreand made excellent recommendations throughout the course of the meal. The food was good- no complaints!I recommend having a reservation. Loved the coastal themed decor. It played into the relaxed atmosphere.