Great place for ice cream. I did not want to do the long lines. I went on a weekday around 11:30…read moream. No line. Everything was delicious. Highly recommend

Leopold's is a Savannah institution, and once you go there, you can understand why…read more I've had Leopold's twice in the two days I've been in Savannah, and the ice cream is excellent. The line can be long depending on the time of day, but it generally moves quickly. My favorite flavor is peanut butter chippy which is creamy peanut butter ice cream with chocolate chips. I've had it with butter pecan (delicious) and also with pistachio (even more delicious). The pistachio ice cream is more delicate in flavor, but if you love pistachios like I do, this is the ice cream for you. There's a small room off to the side where there are tables and chairs, but they are often full (though people don't tend to linger long).

one of the highlights of my Savannah trip! lulu's was featured in a youtube travel guide so i had…read morehigh expectations. and they were absolutely met! the crème brûlée trio was excellent. all the flavors were absolutely spot on - crunchy brûlée on top, cold custard on the bottom. and i loved the creativity of the raspberry and chocolate crème brûlée, it was like no other crème brûlée i've ever had. the price was also very fair ($8). the ambiance here is really nice, it's a cool night hangout spot in the city, and would be perfect to bring friends or a date. the workers are friendly and have great hospitality.

Very expensive. The desserts were delicious though luckily!…read more There wasn't another soul in there when we were there. We wanted to sit down & eat our dessert but that requires you to have a server? So we didn't really ask & just went outside & ate our desserts after asking for them to-go.

Quirky. Fast service. Unique flavors…read more I tried the mango ice cream and it was pretty tasty. This place is quirky looking with friendly staff. I am definitely coming back here next time I'm in town. TIP: there a park nearby with a spectacular fountain. I hope you find this review helpful.

Lots of flavors at this cute spot recommended by a SCAD student. My favorites were the strawberry…read morebasil and cookies and cream. The pistachio had the best texture, smooth and creamy. The cake batter was not for me - overly sweet and little artificial tasting.

your barista Takoda (sp?) was so beyond sweet and made my day so much better. I was tired and…read moreoverheated and the drink she recommended and then made for me was exactly what I needed. Needless to say I will be returning and I will be ordering her special tonic again!

I loved my visit to the Paris Market! I had seen all over social media that this was the place to…read morevisit in Savannah, and for once that turned out to be true. The Paris Market is essentially like an antique shop, museum, and classy cafe all came together at once. It has a perfect vibe and aesthetic that is honestly very calming when you've been rushing around the streets of Savannah prior to walking in the door. I highly recommend getting any flavor of latte (hot or iced) as well as their incredible Parisian hot chocolate. Both were delicious and actually worth the $6/$7 price tag! Then, you can stroll around the main level and lower level shop and admire all of the treasures. I can't wait to visit again soon!

Always the best ice cream. The place looks a little rough inside - but the staff were really great.read more

10/10 My first time at a Ben & Jerry's and what better way can I say you guys have made my…read moreexperience so worth it !! Definitely recommend everyone to stop and visit this location. Thank you Kiasha & Brandon you guys are the best!! I love encountering wholesome genuine people like you may God continue blessing you

Great coffee and fast service! I got a Cuban con leche and would come back for it. Also preferred…read morethe vibe over other coffee shops in the area.

Excellent food coffee, service and ambiance. Just look at the ambience in the photo…read more Excellent food service and ambiance. Excellent food service and ambiance.

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!

The first thing you'll notice when you arrive at this location is the vibrant, colorful steps…read moreleading up to a charming two-story pink building. Nestled in the heart of the Starland District, right next to Starland Yard, the owner has done an incredible job blending a little bit of everything into this space. The first floor is an eclectic mix of clothing, earrings, quirky prints, pickles wearing cowboy hats! Plus, you can grab a refreshing bubble tea or treat yourself to some ice cream or dairy-free sorbet. It's a fun, laid-back vibe, and there's something for everyone. Upstairs, you'll find an art studio offering classes in pottery, painting, knitting, and jewelry-making. It's a fantastic spot for birthday parties, girls' outings, or just a creative afternoon. The staff here are super friendly and always happy to recommend other local spots to check out. The artwork is unique, and while it's definitely one-of-a-kind, it's priced reasonably for such distinctive pieces. And, as a fun bonus, they even have a cactus adoption agency--because who doesn't need a little cactus friend in their life?

This is such a cute boutique with so many fun items from local crafters!…read moreThey also have ice cream and boba! While I shopped, my fiancé got an ice cream in a cute to go Chinese take out box! He said it was delicious! I recommend checking this place out for cute souvenirs, aesthetics and supporting local!

Relatively new gelato shop in a new & coming downtown neighborhood. Friendly service, great…read moreselection, funky ambiance. We had affofatos, and are already looking forward to coming back.

I think the shop actually drugged my ice cream because I BLACKED OUT after I got home and I don't…read moreremember anything for 2 days and I was with a random guy so I have no clue what happened to me. I've been tested and everything but AVOID THIS PALCE at all cost

River Street Sweets got me the old-fashioned way, with a free praline. One innocent sample. One…read moretiny bite. And suddenly I am refinancing my future and walking out with a bag so heavy it should have come with a luggage tag. Let's talk about the damage. Freshly made pralines are unreal. Glazed pecans are dangerous. Cinnamon coated pecans are criminally addictive. Milk chocolate covered Oreos and white chocolate pretzels? I may have blacked out while purchasing them, but I regret nothing. Everything here is made with love, care, and a clear intention to go straight to your waistline. But it is fine. My wife assures me there are no calories outside of our home zip code, and since we are in Savannah, we will just walk it off. River Street counts as exercise anyway, right? The staff is friendly, the candy is absurdly good, and the smell alone should be classified as a tourist trap. If you find yourself in Savannah, absolutely stop in, but beware the free samples. They are delicious, deceptive, and the gateway to some very sweet financial decisions. Consider yourself warned and highly encouraged.

Southerners love their pralines. Too sweet for me. My rating is cus we drove to Savannah two hours…read moreto go here after seeing them online. The shop along the river looked so inviting. However, getting down there required finding the elevator to drop you down. The. The sidewalk is quite unfriendly to a wheelchair user. Upon making all that effort, there was no way to get in. There is granite steps up into the shop. So I never went in. We found a satellite store they have elsewhere. Bummer.