80 Best Places to Shop in Georgia, USA

In a neo-Gothic storefront rich with architectural detail, Saints & Shamrocks features hand-smocked children's clothing, Irish imports, and religious gifts. The gift selection embraces Irish and Southern heritage in the form of jewelry, bath products, and seasonal items.

One of the largest candy stores in the South, Savannah's Candy Kitchen has made its home on historic River Street for more than 30 years. Owner and head confectioner Stan Strickland grew up in Woodbine, Georgia, watching his mother bake pecan log rolls, pralines, and peanut brittle. You'll find every scrumptious delight imaginable here, but don't miss the world-famous praline layer cake. There's a second location in City Market.

Quite literally around the corner from Lenox Square mall, this collection of Atlanta favorites, such as fab’rik, and specialty shops, such as Crate & Barrel and lululemon, features modern storefronts and green spaces.

This upscale source for classic men's clothing is on the Westside. Next door, Ann Mashburn sells chic ladies' duds.

Fine cookware, gadgets, and tableware, plus top-of-the-line cheeses, meats, and baked goods are what's on offer at this epicurean destination.

Located on the garden level of a Liberty Street row house, the Book Lady stocks around 50,000 new, used, and vintage books spanning 40 genres. The friendly staff is always available for a lively literary discussion, and the shop hosts the occasional book signing by noted authors.

Half gallery, half tattoo studio, the Butcher is a true original. Its rotating exhibitions feature younger, more contemporary artists. The staff is hip, friendly, and knowledgeable, and the space is a modern twist on a vintage storefront.

The Clothing Warehouse is one of the many colorful vintage-clothing stores in Little Five Points.

This British-style bakery sells everything from traditional meat pies to savory quiches to crusty bread and dessert pies, all of it baked fresh daily. The owners hail from Staffordshire and make remarkable and authentic meat pies in such varieties as steak and ale, chicken and thyme, and steak and kidney.

More than 200 flavors of salts are on offer here, as well as specialty sugars, peppers, and teas. Noteworthy are the popular black truffle, smoked bacon, and ghost pepper sea salts. Gourmands should not miss the Himalayan pink salt plates. These solid salt bricks or slabs come in various sizes and can be used as cutting boards for preparing meats, vegetables, seafood, or even cheeses. They can also be placed directly on the stovetop, adding flavor to every dish.

V&J Duncan was purchased by new owners and relocated in 2022. The shop specializes in antique maps and prints and carries a vast collection of engravings, photographs, and lithographs. There are also rare books on Southern culture. Their hours aren't strictly observed, so call ahead to make sure they're open.

With so much to see, plan to spend some time here.

Broughton's newest high-end retail store features a wide array of everything from quirky home accessories and furnishings to elegant clothing and jewelry. For your home, expect luxe fabrics, opulent lighting, and unique accessories with which to decorate your pad. The clothing and accessories are fun, flirty, and affordable.

An Inman Park staple, Whitespace exhibits contemporary paintings and installations in its renovated carriage house and a smaller satellite gallery, Whitespec.

Young Blood is an edgy hangout with framed artwork, crafts, and gifts created by indie artists.

Savannah's most-lauded jewelry boutique features pieces designed by artists around the world and assembled by owner Zia Sachedina. The opulent and eye-catching wearable art—including magnificent necklaces, rings, and bracelets made from such unexpected materials as titanium, amber, quartz, and even Hawaiian lava—is individually made. The jewelry represents a broad array of styles, materials, and price points.