Chocolat by Adam Turoni is a sensory experience. The chocolates and truffles are miniature works of art in and of themselves, and you can watch them being crafted in the back of the shop. Seasonally, there is a house made chocolate popsicle that is, in front of your very eyes, dipped in dark chocolate and then encompassed in your choice...

The Georgia State Railroad Museum is considered to be the largest and most complete antebellum railroad repair complex in the United States and is included in the National Register of Historic Places. The museum includes a roundhouse with an operating turntable in addition to many of the original shops, including machine shop, tender frame shop, blacksmith shop, boiler house, coach...

Goose Feathers Cafe is a European style café and bakery located on the edge of City Market. They describe themselves as, “Proudly serving the Savannah area since 1986, this cozy café fuses the dining ambiance found in Lower Manhattan’s urban Greenwich Village and the Left Bank in Paris.” Goose Feathers Café has been in business since 1986, and there is...

Just walking in the door is a sensory experience. The interior is a dazzling array of curated and found objects. Founder Paula Danyluk and her husband, Taras, have traveled the globe to ferret out objects of art and treasure. Not unlike a French flea market, there are antiquities and reproductions, one of a kind objects of art, furnishings and furniture,...

This is a favorite place because it feels like being in a small cafe in France. The best way to describe Cafe M is to let them do it in their own words: French Pastries. Macarons. Savory Sandwiches…  Café M, an authentic Parisian café, awaits you with quaint French decor and traditional sounds of France as though you’ve just stepped...

Mirabelle Cafe is a sweet little cafe in Lafayette Square across from the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist. Their claim to fame is Belgian Liege Waffles which they describe: The Liege Waffle is the unknown sister of the more common Belgian waffle. It is a sweet and enriched dough with bits of Pearl Sugar folded into it. While the...

J. Christopher’s is open daily for breakfast/brunch and lunch. Start the day with a light and healthy breakfast or go to town and eat a meal big enough to last while you explore. Choose from fruit and yogurt parfaits all the way through traditional eggs and bacon, to skillet breakfasts, or pancakes and waffles with fruit and whipped cream. Whatever...

The Andrew Low House has one of the finest collections of period furnishings, as well as furniture made by acclaimed cabinet makers. The beautiful interiors include art work, porcelain and silver pieces. The original mid-nineteenth century garden plan completes the picture of what living in Savannah at that time must have looked like. It is one of only three remaining...

Enter and admire the atmosphere which is kind of chill and relaxing. Sit. Peruse the menu; try to choose. Try the PB&J Wings, order a sandwich: Grilled Apple Pie with Chicken or Fried Bologna Classic. Maybe choose from the Taco or Eggrolls selections; or obey your inner voice and enjoy a salad. Don’t forget to try the Avocado Fries. Save...

The South loves her cemeteries, and Savannah is no exception. There are several beautiful cemeteries in the surrounding area. One thing Colonial Park Cemetery has going for it in terms of visiting is that it is right smack dab in the center of the historic district. It is as easy to stroll through as any one of the squares. However,...

There is much ado about who is haunting the Sorrel Weed House, but nevertheless it is considered to be one of the most haunted buildings in Savannah. A stunning example of Greek revival architecture, the house was built in 1841 for Frances Sorrel who was a wealthy merchant from the West Indies. Frances’ son, Moxley Sorrel, was promoted to the...

An institution in Savannah since 1994, the pedicab is an easy way to hitch a ride around town when you no longer feel like walking or you have packages to carry. Simply hail one wherever you might see one, or call the dispatcher and they’ll send one to you. If your trip is less that 30 minutes, the cost of...

McDonough’s Restaurant and Lounge is the perfect place to unwind after a day of traipsing around. It’s a friendly place to rest your weary feet, people watch, drink a beer or cocktail, eat or sing karaoke. Open from morning to almost dawn, there is always something: to do, drink and talk about. The breakfast menu is hearty; the lunch, appetizers and...

This store will become your go-to best for buying jewelry that is unique, interesting, and still affordable. Zia opened this store in 2005, and credits his mother, who had her own jewelry business, for teaching him. As a child, Zia split his time between Kenya and the US with his Japanese-American mother and East Indian father. His world travels and...

This is where everyone comes to meet – students, business professionals, faculty, visitors, and those about town who are in the know. Enjoy a cup of coffee, or over 100 tea selections, take advantage of the free wifi, and if you want to sit outside you may bring your dog. Choose from breakfast items or soups, salads, sandwiches and sweets....

Find Jens and Friends right on the edge of Johnson Square. You can order any drinks you desire, but the list of 300 plus martinis presents an exercise in creativity. If that isn’t enough, the beer list tops at around 200. It’s a cozy little place where you may make a new friend when you sit at the bar.

Freshly prepared and baked on site: artisan breads, croissants, crepes, quiches, soups; a wide choice of savory and sweet items. Everything is homemade! Any time of day is the time to stop in for a treat. Take home some pastries for breakfast tomorrow or to stash in your freezer for another time. Too yum to describe.

Shout it from the rooftop: This is a great place to go! Located on the corner of Bull and Liberty Streets, The Public Kitchen and Bar is one of the hot spots to eat. In clement weather, the rooftop is charming and gives you a bird’s eye view of what is happening on the street corners below. The beverage menu...

Part of the Telfair Museums, this striking building opened to the public in 2006, and features over 7,500 square feet of gallery space for traveling exhibitions of contemporary art and installations of works from the permanent collection. There is a 220-seat auditorium, community gallery, education studios, and ArtZeum which is a 3,500-square foot interactive gallery for children and families. There is...

You just can’t go wrong with McDonough’s. It’s a friendly place to rest your weary feet, people watch, drink a beer or cocktail, eat or sing karaoke. Open from morning to almost dawn, there is always something: to do, drink and talk about. The breakfast menu is hearty; the lunch, appetizers and dinner menus are extensive. Happy  hour is from...