Typical souvenier shops seen in most popular destinations. However, there was a strong focus on local art which made the market better than most. more

The business owners are very friendly and there are some fun shops to check out. If you plan on eating there, be prepared to have a wait, not to sit, but to get your order taken, to get a drink, to get your food, to get your bill. If you are in a rush, don't eat here. There are neat... more

This was a bit of a dissapointment, it wasn't as nice as river street. It was basically just two blocks of art stuff, and resturaunts. We did go in the Savannah Candy kitchen and got to see their taffy machine in action and that was amazing! Fun to watch it wrap the taffys up individually. Also had some gelato at... more

You definitely have to pass through this once while you are here. It has some nice shops and places to eat (both high end and casual). The carriage rides also originate here. more

We stayed at the Doubletree Hotel just a block away and on our walk back from dinner at Bistro Savannah (best place we ate in Savannah) we found nearly all the shops open at 9 PM on a Friday night. Strolling through the market at night was both fun and a good way to start digesting a great meal. Although... more

There are a few really excellent places to eat/visit when in City Market 1) Cafe Gelatohhh! - hands down the highlight of CIty Market, a little cafe that specializes in gelato, Italian ice cream. In addition, they also serve excellent coffee, and have just recently (as of Fall 2004) brought in some of the greatest paninis, a traditional Italian sandwich,... more

Never had much chance to shop. Once we heard Bucky and Barry's music it was all over. We spent the first afternoon and the last listening to great music in a beautiful city. more

Great place to spend a few hours: shopping, eating, taking in the sites. Everyone extremely pleasant and friendly. more