Leopold's Ice Cream, Savannah

Leopold’s Ice Cream was founded in 1919 by three brothers from Greece. They learned making candy and dessert from an uncle and later developed their own secret formulas for making the now world famous Leopold’s Ice Cream.

Today Leopold’s Ice Cream is a local tradition and generations of Savannahians have enjoyed it as part of their life. Locals still talk about the malts, milk shakes, black and white sodas and banana splits when they visit Leopold’s for having a dessert. Leopold’s ice cream shop is always a popular destination after concerts, dances and sporting events.

If you visit Savannah with kids, bring them to Leopold’s Ice Cream at least once and chances are they will love the ice cream there.

Opening Hours: Sunday- Thursday: 11:00-22:00; Friday- Saturday: 11:00- 23:00

Image Courtesy of Flickr and U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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