Where Savannah shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Savannah shops, snacks and lunches.
Forsyth Farmers' Market runs Saturdays 09:00-13:00 at the south end of Forsyth Park, with 65-plus growers within 150 miles: produce, eggs, honey, meat, bread.
Go for: Sea Island peas, Coastal Georgia produce, Heirloom seeds, Pastured meat, Cheese
Starland Yard is a food-truck park and event space anchored by Pizzeria Vittoria, Nixtate and Uncle June's permanent stalls plus a rotating roster of trucks.
Go for: Food trucks, Pizzeria Vittoria, Yard Bar, Live music
Savannah's state-run wholesale farmers market is a working-grower hub west of downtown on US-80, retail stalls and bulk wholesale produce for serious cooks.
Go for: Wholesale produce, Cut flowers, Plants, Farm eggs
The Savannah Bee Company flagship on Broughton runs guided honey and mead tastings at a counter bar, alongside retail honey, beeswax, gifts.
Go for: Honey tasting bar, Mead tasting, Beeswax body care
Plant Riverside District's seasonal spring market runs Saturdays with local food vendors, arts and crafts and live music along the Savannah River boardwalk.
Go for: Arts and crafts, Local food, Live music
Midtown Farmers Market runs every Wednesday afternoon on 41st in the Starland edge, a weekday alternative to Forsyth's Saturday-only schedule. Growers.
Go for: Weekday produce, Midtown convenience
Jerry Polk has run his roadside produce market at Skidaway and Norwood in Sandfly for over 50 years. A locals' source for coastal Georgia produce; peanuts.
Go for: Coastal Georgia produce, Boiled peanuts, Seasonal fruit