Shop Black in Savannah

Kims Café is easily one of the most popular spots in Savannah. Locals and tourists alike flock to the café to enjoy the delicious food and warm hospitality. Their menu consists of classic Southern comfort food, such as breakfast sandwiches on Texas toast, french toast, waffles, shrimp and grits, fried chicken, cheeseburgers, greens, mac and cheese and so much more. This delicious family-first atmosphere will feel like coming home.

Savannah historian Vaughnette Goode-Walker keeps Savannah’s black history alive through vivid storytelling and historical accounts of the enslaved people who shaped our diverse community. The Footprints of Savannah Walking Tour explores the story of urban slavery, the slave trade and the Cotton trade throughout Savannah. 

Dottie's Market is a delicious gem that delights locals and visitors alike. This charming market is a culinary haven, offering a unique and diverse selection of gourmet foods, artisanal products, and specialty ingredients.
Step inside Dottie's Market, and you'll be greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere. The shelves are lined with carefully curated products, sourced from local farmers, artisans, and purveyors. From farm-fresh produce and handcrafted cheeses to homemade pies and exotic spices, Dottie's is a treasure trove for food enthusiasts and passionate home cooks.

The delicious secret in the sauce is love at Savannah Sauce Company. This Georgia-based company is loved for its locally sourced, ready-made natural jams, BBQ sauces, marinades, hot sauces, ketchups, salsa and much more. Founder Mike Roberson allocates profits from sales towards the good of the community, including his developed program "Tiny Homes for Big Heroes," supplying homes for Savannah's homeless veterans. These delicious sauces can be found at Whole Foods, farmers' markets and several other local retailers.

Savannah Black History Tours offer a unique opportunity to explore black history, from the dark days of enslavement to the inspiring success stories of Black leaders and communities. With twenty different sites to visit, including video, music, and interactive exhibits, each ninety-minute tour is a journey of engagement and celebration. You'll see everything from churches and libraries to town squares and parks. And with a shuttle bus that accommodates up to twelve people, you can bring a friend along for the ride. Join them and experience the journey for yourself.

Good Times Jazz Bar and Restaurant was born out of the Southern tradition of soul food, cozy cocktails, and toe-tapping jazz. Hall of Fame Chef, Joe Randall, serves up a culinary lineup that perfectly accompanies their live music acts. As one of the city’s best places to grab brunch, try their Sunday Gospel Brunch for an experience unlike any other!