Georgia is a state that's known for its sweets, and if there's anything that screams Southern charm it's a decadent cake or a rich pastry. Savannah, in particular, is a city full of historic architecture and beautiful gardens, with a culinary scene that's equally on par in both aspects. Every bakery window has something to offer future visitors and every delicious scent that wafts out of its cafes invites people in to explore.

Those looking to indulge in their sweet tooth while visiting Savannah should consider seeking out its most famed desserts - as well as where, and how, to find the best of them.

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Georgia's Famed Sweets & Savannah's Sweet Reputation

Georgia is known for two major things: peaches and pecans. What comes to mind regarding both of these things is, of course, pie. While both peach and pecan pie can be found in abundance throughout Georgia (and not just for Thanksgiving!), they are not the only sweet dishes that the state is known for. Praline is another popular dessert treat and is commonly found in many bakeries throughout the state and in Savannah, one might even find the best of the best.

As far as peaches go, visitors will likely find the typical peach pie but will also find peach jellies, jams, preserves, cobbler, and even ice cream. With the city's year-round warm temperatures, there's nothing better on a hot summer's day than a slice of peach cobbler. Or, if one is feeling crazy, a slice of peach pie with peach ice cream.

Ready to find some of these mouthwatering treats? Here's where visitors can go to get their sweet tooth on.

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Food Tours Of Savannah

One of the best ways to get a true taste of Savannah and its sweets is through a dessert tour. While any food tour through Savannah will yield only the best of the city's culinary delights, there's something different about exploring its desserts. Those interested in one of the best can book through Southern Flavors Savannah, and the tour is called Dessert Tour: Savannah's Sweet Spot. According to the tour site, this journey promises that visitors will:

"Discover our local sweet spot! Every tour goes down better with a spoonful of sugar. Learn about the city’s history while nibbling scrumptious sweets throughout Historic downtown Savannah. Visit various restaurants and eateries known for their tasty desserts. Dessert tastings and a drink (sweet tea, soda, water) are included in the ticket price."

Additionally, tour participants will be taken to many sweet spots in Savannah, including the Cheesecake Market at Tondee's Tavern, known, obviously, for its legendary cheesecake. This spot also has a historic connection with Savannah's Mabel's on Ellis Square, which is interesting for newcomers to learn about. For coffee lovers, a stop at Blends on Broughton Street is sure to bring a smile, especially with a side of coffee cake and a fresh cup of joe. For those who have even more room still in their stomachs, next up on the list is Odin and Sons, which is seriously slaying the game when it comes to the ever-beautiful art of French macarons.

After finishing up at Wright Square, tour takers will be led to City Market, where they'll finally get a taste of a Savannah (and Georgia) specialty: praline. These samples are sure to stir up a love for Savannah desserts for those with a sweet tooth, and it could be argued that no one does it better. Following that (and, hopefully, everyone still has some room left...) are some of the best cookie samples in the city at Byrd's Famous Cookie Co.

Ready for just a bit more? There's one final stop on the Southern Flavors Savannah Tour, and it includes a very traditional dessert: brownies and ice cream. This dish isn't just any ordinary brownie and ice cream, though - the brownies are handmade by Dub's Public House, and the ice cream is perfectly churned and delightful. Not to mention, the views of the waterfront from this well-loved location are second to none. It's a great way to finish up what is already a (literally) sweet day, and visitors will be more than happy to indulge in every one of this tour's stops.

Southern Flavors Savannah Tour Info

Those looking to book a dessert - or any food tour - through Southern Flavors Savannah can head to their site. Dessert tours start at $45 and can be booked online, seven days of the week through the online calendar. Other unique tours include a Haunted Pub Crawl, as well as a regular Savannah Pub Crawl.

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