The Paris Market, Savannah

I purchased the box of 6 macaroons for $21.00. They were very delicious. I also walked around the store which has two levels and looked at gorgeous home decor which was on the expensive side of things. I saw a candle that I liked and it was $460.00, yep almost $500 😬

Beautiful shop filled with great gifts and little trinkets. They have a cafe and a basement floor filled with more goodies. The macarons were very nice as well as the seasonal cherry blossom matcha.

This gorgeous shop is heaven for me! I’ve been to France twice and loved shopping the markets and boutiques, but The Paris Market quite literally consolidates the best of the best into one exquisite space. My sister and I took a much needed vacation to warm up in Savannah for a few days and we visited TPM twice. I splurged on candles, perfume, chocolates, and a beautiful purse. Everyone at the shop was so lovely and welcoming…and Kat was especially helpful & friendly. I cannot wait to return!

Love this store. Very friendly and helpful staff. Home Goods store with loads more character

Loved this place. The Market is très chic et magnifique! We had 2 Cortados and a quiche that they warmed up for us. The coffee and food was both delicious. This place is a gem in Savanah.

Market was nice, lots of stuff is available from jewelry to coffee table books. Prices are a bit high. The cafe on the other hand isn’t as good as it’s hyped up to be. I got the peach iced tea, and it basically tasted like watered down peach syrup. Which I honestly believe it is seeing as if you stirred it the peach taste was more present but still lacking.

Wish I tried the coffee / pastries and sat down but mostly came for the shopping experience. Wow! So many vintage items and just unique things that you don’t find elsewhere. Feels like I’m shopping in a high end store from the past. Also has neat items like chocolate truffles and stuff that you can buy for when people come over! Don’t miss going to the downstairs area!

Best shop we saw on Broughton street! Loved the historic building and the charming displays and goods. Darling childrens toys, basket bags, tableware. I bought a dozen macarons to bring home and the chocolate chaud (hot chocolate) was the best I had in the city. My sisters got the pain au chocolat (chocolate croissant) and the brownie and both were good. The macarons were a bit pricy.

Excellent place to shop and grab coffee Nice home and body fragrance and soaps Should definitely stop in visiting or local

Savannah is full of cute little shops that give off the vibe of European market meets Southern city. Paris Market is no exception. This place if full magazines and books focusing on style. Stationary and cards that are super cute and unique. Jams, honeys, barware and supplies. Paintings, furniture, cutlery and tableware, home decor, as well as jewelry, clothing, art. I came here just to check it out and see if I could snap some interesting photos. The staff were very nice. There is a little coffee and pastry shop tucked away in a back corner. I bought one greeting card and simply admired the rest. Pricey for sure, but a worthwhile browse. Walking distance to City Market and several restaurants, so you could make a day of it.

One of the workers said they ran out of ice and couldn't make any of the iced drinks :( I wouldn't be skeptical if he didn't say that right after another worker gave someone else in my party some water with ice. The everything croissant was good though! The little trinkets they sell are nice, but expensive! The Paris Market Tote was $35 each! Also, the gold jewelry there is brass with gold plating (per the sales associate) and they look nice, but I'm pretty picky with my jewelry and rather prefer solid gold for that price!

Love a good market to visit in a new city!! The Paris Market in Savannah is filled with every kind of shop you can think of. The states tiniest pub? Of course. Candy and soda shoppes on every corner? Yes indeed. Diners, restaurants, popcorn, chocolates, vintage clothing, embroidery, jewelry, you name it. You could feel the energy here as if you were taken back in time 100 years ago. Cobblestone steps, Victorian style architecture, what a fun square to visit. I could people watch on a patio all day.

Great for a quick stop for a coffee. The inside looked really cool with a lot of space and chocolate treats. But I went in to grab a coffee and go. It was quick and the staff was nice.

This is a must do when in Savannah! Great pastries and the little shops have some amazing and unique gifts.

Cute spot and so fun and festive. Lots of beautiful things in here that you can buy for yourself or to gift. It's definitely on the pricey side. There was a hair claw I wanted and saw that it was almost $50. Nope. They also have a coffee and pastry shop inside which was nice to get before you left the store.

We liked this place. To clarify, though it's mostly a store which has a nice small coffee corner and six or so tables. Initially based on the reviews and description, I thought it was a bigger coffee area to have a snack. The store is an interesting high-end European centered home goods and novelties type of place. We enjoyed looking at all of the 1% items that people who make seven figures must purchase. Example being children's toys that were over $100, for a papier-mâché wand, or a stuffed llama that was several hundred dollars. For us, wee peasant folk, a nice warm pastry and hot cup of coffee was a treat as we contemplated career moves that would allow us to purchase anything else in the store.

The cutest shop and cafe! Loved looking at all of the unique pieces they were selling. If you have a stroller or wheel chair, the space might be a little difficult to maneuver, especially with some of the shop being in the basement. But if you can make it work, definitely worth it! It was also a nice little coffee break. They had both indoor and outdoor seating. I'm a sucker for honey lavender flavors so of course I had to try their honey lavender coffee and an almond croissant. And they were both so good! If you're in Savannah, go, go, go!!

Beautiful lovely Ryn was super helpful and lovely! He helped us with our purchase and was super kind. The place is adorable!! I felt like I was in France with the look of this place! I didn't feel like leaving this place bc it had the best smells and the best decorations on a tree I've never seen. The scones are fresh and soo tasty! The English will be very happy with the outcome. I was super happy they had my favorite parfume lotion (Tocca) and fresh lavender! This place is a must to visit! Savanna truly has the cutest little big spots!

Cute little find while visiting Savannah! Beautiful little bakery with yummy options. Especially loved the chai, cinnamon bun and quiche. Definitely worth a stop!

I was delighted! This space is cozy and chic, grand, and elegant. It is sweet on purpose with amazing pastries and just sophisticated in every way. I was so happy in this place, I made two visits back to back. They have home decor, cutlery, plates, candles matches, jewelry, books on everything, stationery, old fashioned hairpins, and retro handkerchiefs, and kitchen accessories, bread boxes. Candies, teas... It's my kind of heaven.

Cute little shop with many different Parisian trinkets! We sat by the cafe area and had some macarons. They were pretty good and the flavours were unique but the filling was quite cold which threw me off a bit. Also the seating area was very cramped but it may be because we went on a busy day.

What a unique find in downtown Savannah - you can tell this has become a tourist stop as much as it is an actual cute coffee shop and store. They have hundreds of home decor and boutiquey things that were one of a kind and themed collections ive never seen before. Their coffee table book section was AMAZING but those books are not cheap. The downstairs was full of kitchen and cooking decor and tools. It was packed in a Sunday afternoon and no room to sit if you grabbed coffee but 100% stop in here!

A gift shop, a coffee shop, a jewelry shop, a bookstore, perfume store all in one! This place is pretty cool, and the air conditioning is nice and cold. The prices seem reasonable.

I loved this shop. I have no idea exactly what is going on here, but I love it. Walking around takes you from furniture, to cocktail mixers, to vintage rubber stamps, to Christmas trees covered in whale ornaments to crocodile skulls played in 24K gold leaf. Nothing about this place made sense and all of it made me very happy!

In journey to another business, I passed by the Paris Market and it was bustling on an Easter Sunday morning. I made it a point to stop in on my way back and I'm glad I did. The market is cozily tucked away inside a store that is quite modern and clean. The coffee/pastry counter was busy, but they were getting orders filled quickly. I ordered an iced toffee nut cold brew and an iced matcha tea for my wife. I also picked up a pain au chocolat and a cinnamon bun. All I can say is everything was out of this world good. The coffee and the tea were excellent. The pastries were next level. This was the best pain au chocolat I've ever had and the cinnamon bun reminded me of the kind they used to make at Disney's Boardwalk Bakery years ago. The pastries and coffee were so good that we will stop by again when we depart and head home. What a gem!

Madeline was awesome, she greeted us as we walked to the door which very few people do anymore. She was so helpful and assisted us with our purchases. She has been here for six years and was over the top. We really enjoyed the music in the left a little café. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Wonderful pastry and chai tea latte! The staff was friendly and answered the question we had. The shop was really unique and we enjoyed shopping. Definitely stop here!

This place is so cute and such a vibe! Perfect for a coffee/ tea date or a break from a day of shopping on Broughton. Their pastries are e delicious! The almond is my favorite! I didn't really care for the quiche (spinach and cheese). A little overpriced but good for a treat. 3 macaroons for $10 as "a deal" is wild to me! lol I still got them though... couldn't resist the lavender and pistachio.

A must for your next trip to Savannah! This feminine and shabby chic boutique is delish. There's something here for everyone. Do be sure to visit the downstairs for lots of yummy housewares and more. The staff are friendly, should you need assistance. They also have an adorable cafe attached. It has chairs and tables outside too making this the perfect pied a terre. See website for hours and location. On street parking available ,

Nice place with good coffee options on the main shopping street. Food - 4/5 Service - N/A ... self service Ambience - 4/5

Did you need a tiny bag of typeset letters? No. Can you resist it for $2? Also no. Come to the Paris Market for unique souvenirs, cards that are actually good, coffee and a pastry. If my other half wasn't patiently hovering I would have spent a lot more time and money in this gorgeous store. I got some lavender shortbread mix for my mom and I will eventually figure out to do with this bag of typeset letters.

This place is amazing! The building is just beautiful, the staff is so so nice, and so is the owner. The food is fantastic and so are the drinks. 1,000,000/10 couldn't recommend more!

This is the cutest coffee shop and market. Add this little gem to your must visit places in Savannah. The lattes were delicious. I had a Honey Lavender one and loved it! You can also order savory croissants or desserts. Grab a latte and shop the market that's connected. It has tons of unique products.

This shop is incredibly pretentious but for some reason it really works for them. You walk in and it's gorgeous. From floor to ceiling every bit of it has been well thought out and designed. It's clean, well air conditioned, and comfortable to explore. And, you will explore, as there are two floors of Parisian delights to take in. Now, I will say it's expensive. Like comically expensive in some cases, but again, it seems to work here as this shop is not cosplaying as a little souvenir shop, it's a legitimate Parisian niche boutique in Savannah. The niche just being Paris themed, but again, it works, I promise! The last thing to note is that inside there is a very (and I emphasize very) tiny cafe. We stopped and shared some sweets here as we got caught in a rainstorm and I have to say the cookies are incredible. Great place to explore while in Savannah!

This place has those French vibes, the Ethiopian coffee was decent. I got one of their teas on ice and it tasted very watered down. Their almond croissant was perfect!! The lower level is full of eclectic home items and collectibles but cost on the higher end.

I love great espresso and this place had the best in town imo. By far. Even offered an authentic and perfectly made macchiato. My wife enjoyed delicious perfect peach iced tea. Go and enjoy!

I can shop this store all day. You definitely feel Paris in this beautiful shop, from the cafe to the candles, there's something for everyone. I found an entire Tocca fragrance counter, imported candles, rare glassware, one of a kind jewelry. You'll love this brocante, full of everything inspiring and delicious.

This place is such a gem!! Went up to order and the barista was sooo personable :) She said my order is exactly what she gets and me and her best friend had the same name. I'm a barista too (at a chain) and having that connection with a stranger was so pleasant. I hope she has a good day every day!!!! I got the honey lavender iced latte with almond milk and a maple cinnamon bun. Both these items, and what my friends got, were sooooo good! We're here for my sister's bachelorette party and this brunch was the highlight of the trip

Treasure trove for francophiles! Order a latte and browse two floors of fabulous finds. I love their stationery and wrapping accoutrements. Their window displays are award winning. My first stop in Savannah.

What an incredible experience at The Paris Market. My family and I were visiting for Spring Break and randomly bumped into this charming little French spot. An absolutely lovely place with a small cafe inside and full blown store filled with books, spa items, range of antiques, housewares, gifts & jewelry. We opted in for the specialty coffee called Roses Are Red, almond croissant, cinnamon roll, ham, apple and brie cheese baguette, ham & cheese croissant. All were 10/10! Coffee was out of this world! Please visit this adorable place if you are in Savannah, GA!

Love walking through this unique shop! Every time I visit I have a fun time! It's unique and nothing else like it on Broughton Go!!!

This lovely little coffee and retail shop on Savanna has a great atmosphere and serves excellent coffee. The pastries are very good, though they likely source them from elsewhere, as it doesn't seem like they have a kitchen on-site. Nonetheless, it's a delightful spot to relax and enjoy a treat!

One of Savannah's hidden gems! An eclectic boutique market and cafe. Bought a necklace here and absolutely fell in love with the designer's collection. There's two stories full of antiques, gourmet foods (tea bricks and European chocolates), home decor, and a cafe. The cafe is a little expensive, but has a collection of specialty lattes and teas. We got a cinnamon roll and an almond croissant. The cinnamon roll was a dream! The edges were crisp and buttery but the inside was fluffy as a cloud. The cream cheese frosting wasn't too overpowering or too sweet, which is a rare compliment for cinnamon rolls. The croissant, likewise, was so buttery, so flaky, and so good with a cup of tea.

We love this shop! First the coffee and desserts are great and the coffee and tea were spot on. Secondly, the shop itself is super cool! They have so many things to buy that are unique and reasonably priced. I wish I had discovered the shop earlier.

I love this place! We just stumbled upon it when we saw the cafe portion but upon entering there is a whole store full of various items for the home, perfume, honey and baking. Some items are quite expensive but others are very affordable! For example, we found a cute little pink carrying trunk for only $15 for kids. But then their perfume is $90. While it smells good, we passed. There is a downstairs too with more home goods like decor, cooking utensils, lots of honey and baking mixes. We tried the lavender shortbread it was delightful! All it needed was two sticks of butter to make! Super easy. The cafe prices are very reasonable too! Macarons are $3 each and you can get as many flavors as you'd like. We loved the pumpkin spice! Some outside seating and three window seats inside. It's an incredibly cozy, warm and welcoming atmosphere.

OMGOSH.... What a beautiful store with amazing selections of home decor, local artist made jewelry, cards, great gifts for anyone you might need to buy for. The downstairs in this cute shop holds beautiful stemware, glassware for your bar, vintage pieces as well as new. A great little addition is the French Pastry shop where you can buy amazingly wonderful croissants, home made " pop tarts" coffee and other treats. Such a great addition to the shopping area. Could browse for a long time in this shop!

Such a lovely experience walking around the store and getting lost! It's enchanting to say the least. Would definitely stop here if you're in the area! A few restaurants had their candles in the bathroom, so we bought a few of their Coast candles :)

This is a great store to spend some time meandering in. You enter on the main level and there is a basement. In the basement is where all the fragile goods are. Don't have a seizure or bring small kids down there. There are one of a kind vintage items that are in the 5 digits in price. Lots of estate plates, silverware, etc. along with some candles and greeting cards. Back upstairs, the store has an in-house coffee shop, with a small seating area to study at or hang out. There is art, books, and various other eclectic things to shop around and browse at. The curator for the store is amazing as there were so many interesting things. We got a coffee and spent over an hour here, as it is also a great place to cool down from walking around Savannah.

I need to be clear at the start - I don't like shopping. I don't go strolling- if I need to buy something it is - go in, buy and leave. Second, I did not need coffee or a pastry. So, my arrival here was not MY idea, but I was along for the ride so to speak :) Having laid this foundation, must admit that this store is loaded with cool stuff. Wound up strolling through the upstairs and the downstairs. Furnishings, decor, knick knacks, lighting...you name it. Much of it from Paris. Bought a few things. If we stayed another day would have comeback for coffee and pain au chocolate. Go check it out!

I came back after my first visit 5 years ago and this is probably the shop I enjoyed most during my recent trip to Savannah. The workers were soooo nice and helpful! The coffee was excellent just as it was all those years ago when I first tried and it also... I just can't get over how beautiful this store is. The decor, and style makes you just wanna wrap yourself around it! Make time for this shop, you'll easily spend an hour just browsing, more if you sit down to have one of their delicious coffee's/snacks.

About two months ago I was wondering the streets of Paris, sipping on luxurious coffee drinks, nibbling on fanciful pastries. The Paris Market brought me back to those days. The selection of drinks they had to offer was outstanding. They were original and delicious. They had a wide array of pastries and macaroons there were delightful small bites. The staff there were incredibly friendly and made me feel incredibly welcome. The market, was a fun little store to walk around as well. Lots of cool and unique things that I had not seen before. Definitely worth a stop in. The only negative I will say, is much like Paris, no one is in a particular rush. It is definitely worth a stop in, but I will say that if you are in a hurry maybe you should pass this by. There are typically 5-6 people in line and the drinks take a while to make.

The Paris Market & Brocante was at the top of my list of places to visit while on our trip to Savannah, and I absolutely loved it! It's almost like you transport to Paris when you step inside. There is a small cafe in the front of the shop, and the aesthetic is so cute. The coffee and treats that we ordered were SO tasty. There are a couple of small tables inside and outside, as well. The shop is so fun to peruse after grabbing a treat from the cafe! There are all sorts of fun finds upstairs and downstairs. The collection is really eclectic and there are so many pretty things to look at! The Paris Market is also in a great location that's convenient to stop in anytime you're in downtown Savannah. I will certainly be back, and it's definitely on my list of top things to do if anyone asks for recommendations!

Awful just awful. I ordered two drinks and a cup of tap water plus pastries for the two of us. Madeline and macaron were really awful. When I went to pick up the drinks the barista kept saying did you really order one more thing? And I gave them a $2 tip on a $9 order. Grrr. Never going back. I hate to say it but just go to Starbucks down the street. It's better.

If you want an escape from the excess of Savannah eating, this is the place. Just good coffee and croissants please. This place will also take you to France as soon as you walk thru those doors. Even the music is seductive. I actually had the white forest mocha with a touch of raspberry - I like. We also had the Parisian sandwich and I tell you this is not your mother's jambon et fromage. That apple and Brie makes a difference. It's not just the food, this place is very French - see pics. This store is just way to pretty.

This place was stunning, but was not worth the hype in my opinion and from my personal experience. Our coffee was beautiful but tasted below average. The shops were beautifully decorated but had nothing really worth buying for me. Ended up being more of a building to walk around and kill time.

This store is tres charment but trop cher! Way overpriced for everything! A tin of mints that I swear my mother used to buy me in truck stops as a little girl was $8! Sil vous plait!!

Finally made it in here and it's a lot bigger than I thought it would be! They have a whole boutique and I originally thought it was just coffee and bakery items. They have tables outside. They have an upstairs and downstairs.