sandflyWed-Sun 07:00-15:00Walk-in onlyCroissants, breads, scratch pastries
Auspicious Baking on Skidaway in Sandfly turns out laminated croissants and breads locals queue for at opening. Second on Whitemarsh, sister Bread and Butter.
Worth the queue: Croissants (ham-and-cheese, smoked salmon, seasonal)
islandsWed-Sun 07:00-15:00Walk-in onlyCroissants and breads
Auspicious Baking's Whitemarsh Island location, serving the same daily pastry and bread programme as the Sandfly flagship for islands-side residents.
Worth the queue: Pop-tarts and cinnamon buns
historic-districtWalk-in onlyFrench macarons (gluten-free)
A small Abercorn Street macaron patisserie running gluten-free French macarons with almonds ground in-house. Seasonal flavours; dairy-free vegan options.
Worth the queue: Key lime, bourbon pecan and pistachio macarons
historic-districtMon-Sun 11:00-23:00; Fri-Sat 11:00-24:00Walk-in onlyIce cream parlour and soda fountain
Founded 1919 by Greek-immigrant brothers George and Peter Leopold, the city's reference ice-cream parlour. On Broughton since 2004 under Stratton Leopold.
Worth the queue: Tutti Frutti ice cream, banana split
historic-districtWalk-in onlyCookies (benne, key lime, butter)
Byrd has baked cookies in Savannah since 1924; the Waters Avenue flagship is a retail-tasting shop with the bake floor visible behind glass. Benne signature.
Worth the queue: Benne wafers, key lime cooler cookies
historic-districtWalk-in onlyPralines, candies, sweet shop
Savannah's Candy Kitchen on River Street is the city's reference praline shop, cooks pulling pralines in copper kettles behind the front window. Taffy, fudge.
Worth the queue: Pecan pralines (made in the window)