Sylvester & Co

Love this store! Go in and have a browse. The aesthetic is beautiful, and the store carries a good selection of random furnishings; a great place to shop for gifts. There’s some clothing, décor, sunglasses, etc. Friendly staff as well!

Clutch retro home furnishings, tonics, lotions, accoutrements and cookie bar in the back. Drink coffee! Snack on sugar! Drink coffee! Buy things!
Love the curated selection of wares — definitely stylized to a particular taste, but if your taste is «throwback fresh» or «metro progressive» or «vinylicious,» you’re in good shape.
Wifey grabbed a set of drunken sailor coasters as a gift, and I wandered lustily through the rest of the store, perusing the clothes racks and wafting the scented things.
On Broughton, it’s a flip of a coin. And Sylvester & Co brings it. (Bring it, Broughton. See what I did there?)

Cool atmosphere. Went in for a cup of coffee because the shop had great curb appeal. The shop is a store with a coffee shop in the back. Seemed pretty cool but was there for coffee. The barista wasn’t very friendly or knowledgable. The coffee was $ 3 for a cup of regular coffee. It was not very good coffee and I actually threw it out without drinking it.

Upon reading other reviews for local coffee, I read this place had great iced coffee and wanted to try. If I was a local, this would be the place for my coffee fix! Fair trade coffee, local fresh cream, I haven’t had a better iced coffee that wasn’t filled with artificial syrups! This is real stuff!

Great gift store! Filled with an eclectic mix of furniture and gift items! They have a few local items but seem to carry items from everywhere. Staff was super friendly and helpful.

Another cute store on Savannah’s Broughton Street! What an incredible store! They carry a lot of really great bathroom products, kitchen accessories, (but wait, they also sell vintage appliances, retro cool!), über cool living room tables, side tables and mirrors. And gifts! Lots of cool gift ideas! They sell cool pet items. My favorites are the «Barefoot Dreams» super soft, super fluffy hoodies and tops!
Lots to see here. Another favorite of mine are the Barn Board floor mats. They are shabby-​chic like and look like aging barn planks. They feel like spongy rubber material and they are cushioney to stand on. The backing is skip-​restistant. They carry them in 4 different sizes. These would look great in your bathroom or back entry.
Another great thing about this store is their coffee bar they call «Dreamy». Besides coffee, they also have lots of sweet treats like peppermint bark and cookies treats. This store is another must-​visit on Broughton.

a high-​priced store with snooty sales persons. look elsewhere for unique stuff

Beautiful store with a great layout and flawless interior design (which is a real plus when selling furnishings and design-​related objects; just as you’d expect your hair-​stylist to have great hair, you hope the design store is, you know, well-​designed). They also have a coffee bar and while nothing fancy really, they make amazingly good iced coffee. It’s a nice aspect of the shop – they’re not trying to compete with Starbucks, but they offer something unique and useful and probably is a draw for customers (myself honestly included) who might not venture in otherwise.
The selection of art/​design books, though rather small, is also quite flawless and the overall feeling here is of a very, very, well-​curated collection of design goods and home furnishings where great thought has been placed upon each single item for sale – from the centerpiece sofa to the lowly candle, all have been given the same high bar in getting into this shop. Beyond the housewares, they have some women’s clothing and carry forth almost a general store approach that is most welcome.

I would purchase here a lot more if their items weren’t so high ticket, but they are, so i mostly go to look. Amazing selection of housewares and clothing, such as Alternative Apparel. Be sure to try their iced Dreamy Coffee, and ask for a coffee card so you can get a free one after so many. Cute staff, great shopping. Check it out.

Hands down, the best boutique in Savannah Georgia. Clean, elegant,
«homey». Visit the dreamy Iced Coffee and Cookie Bar and then stroll around the store. I want to return to Savannah just to re-​visit this beautiful boutique. I picked up a pretty coffee mug to bring home with me. Worth the visit :)

Overpriced items for sale and AWFUL coffee, but the cookies were delicious. Go to the coffee fox for coffee done right.

A really cool store… it can be described as a contemporary «general» store, which sells everything from furniture, to gifts, to cookies and tea. The customer service was fantastic and we were given some nice service while we were there. We tried their Southern Iced Tea, which was great — nice subtle flavor with just the right amount of sweetness. The cookies were amazing as well — we tried a couple — Chocolate Chip Walnut and Chocolate Chip Toffee — OMG — some of the most amazing cookies I’ve ever had — thick, rich and dense.
If you’re looking for a unique experience, definitely stop by this store!

I purchased a pair of EyeBobs from this place and a year later the ear-​piece (bamboo), and I took them in to see if they would fix them. Sure enough, they shipped my shades out to the EyeBobs people and had them ship them to my house! They came back in better shape than before they broke. They tightened the hinge on the other ear piece too! Just too bad they couldn’t fix the scratched (prescription) lenses.

I’m a big fan of this place. Not only at the products that they sell really beautiful, but the Dreamy Coffee lives up to its name. The best part of Sylvester & Co has to be the cookies though. They are to die for! I only wish that I could afford more of the items that they sell.

I couldn’t believe my eyes while seeing my beloved Sag Harbor staple in Savannah! Sylvester & Co make the most magical coffee ever (their dreamy blend), which has a hint of chocolate and tastes equally as good iced or hot. I loved the layout and product choices here more than Sag Harbor (more luxe home gifts in the under $ 100 range) and I was delighted to hear they are going to open a Charleston location as well!

Really nice «modern general» store. The shop is bright and airy and filled with all sorts of home goods, books, even some clothes. There is a whole wall of amazing scented candles and soaps, too. The back is a sort of coffee bar with giant delicious cookies and a bright orange retro refrigerator filled with drinks and things. I only wish I could afford more of their items!