One Fish Two Fish

This shop is just the cutest. I had a few hours to explore Savannah, and managed to wander my way in here. Everything here just feels so cozy and friendly.
They have such a unique variety of gifts and home décor. I absolutely love the fact that they are a small business, and they support other small business as well as many of the larger, local businesses. I wish I had a need for more home décor; I really wanted to bring one of everything home with me.
The staff was exceptional. They were able to help me find exactly what I was looking for, and really took their time to make sure to get it right. I wish all boutiques across the country had this kind of friendly service.
I can’t wait to stop by on my next visit to Savannah.

My favorite place to shop in Savannah. They will ship your items home for a very reasonable price. Don’t miss out on this gem! Right next door to the best fried chicken in Savannah!

After spending $ 600 at the smaller of their two shops on a warm Saturday afternoon I asked if they had some water for my wife and me. The nice young woman who had attended to my wife said no, but that they would have some across the street at the main shop. So we walked over and asked if we could get some water. She brought two bottles and asked how I wished to pay for it. I was astounded. She replied, «sorry; not my policy.» Incredulous we left, and will not open our wallets there again. Charleston has far better manners and this owner should be ashamed.

Cool shop with unique gifts and décor items right off Jones St. We stopped in for a great 30% off sale on some Christmas items. They have a wide range of prices and a well curated selection of local stuff. Even the furnishings were affordable for what they were. The employees were very friendly and helpful. I just don’t care for the name!

Is a neat little store filled with all sorts of knick knacks and home décor. Great place to do a little shopping while you’re waiting in line for Mrs Wilkes dining room.

Without a doubt my favorite boutique store in Savannah. It’s pretty expansive, and has a huge array of stuff like jewelry and furniture in addition to all the home décor. The staff is super friendly too and helped find some great gifts. They have a great selection of unique stuff so it is a great place to go to find gifts.

Super cute shop. Great stop for interesting, non touristy, decorator-​oriented household knickknacks and jewelry. Whoever does the buying does a very good job. It’s a different mix than many things you see in other Savannah shops. I noticed some of the comments about service. The gal who checked me out was very friendly and helpful. I think her job was to be the «friendly face». When I went through the shop, other people were not as warm or welcoming, but honestly I didn’t mind as I wanted to be left on my own to shop.

Ich hab’ mich in dieses charmante Geschäft in Savannah direkt verliebt!
Der Fisch vereint mal wieder diese gefähliche Mischung an Artikeln, die einen nie mit leeren Händen aus dem Geschäft gehen lassen. Das Angebot reicht von schönem Schmuck über ausgefallene Dekoration bis hin zu Porzellan oder Lederwaren.
Es lässt sich trefflich stöbern und am Ende shoppen.
Preislich kommt es darauf an. Meine gelbe Ledertasche gab es für umgerechnet 100 €, in meinen Augen durchaus ein «deal».
Verpackt werden die erstandenen Schätze auf amerikanisch, fast zu schade zum Wiederauspacken…

A nice little store for household knick knacks. We stopped in and browsed for a bit. They have some very nice and unique items for the home here.

If you do not provide a toilet for everyone you have run a foul of the ga state code on this matter! Ga mandates that if you are a public business you MUST provide a bathroom for your shoppers,
I might add that y’all are a bunch of twits for not letting a pregnant women use your bathroom! How disgraceful.

My mother got injured here and was bleeding all over the place. We asked the saleswoman for a tissue. She offered the napkin from her lunch and said there was a hose outside. My mother was clearly hurt. How heartless of the saleswoman to not help. I wouldn’t even expect such treatment from an absolute stranger. Never going back here ever again.

The staff is rude here. Never says hello, never says goodbye and doesn’t even really look at you when you’re buying something. Don’t understand why this shop is still here.

What a unique store! I was just in Savannah for lunch and stopped in with my mother while my dad waited in line. I was expecting a shop where I would just browse, but instead I found scarves and a candle. I am from Chicago and there are plenty of local gift/​specialty boutiques here, but One Fish Two Fish was great. I there is a website soon because I know that I won’t make it to Savannah that often (boo).

My wife and I visited this perfect little boutique store while walking through Savannah. Customer service was excellent. Some things are priced high for my taste but seemed appropriate for a boutique store. They had some jewelry that my wife loved and I enjoyed some of their coffee table books. Would definitely recommend stopping by the store if you are in the area.

We came for a local restaurant which was next door but my wife decided to go in and shop. They have some nice merchandise; however, I don’t think I have run into such a giant pack of snobs in twenty years or more.
She was treated as a lower form of life when she walked in the door. Then it gets more interesting. My wife is pregnant, and the baby shifted on top of her bladder. It happens. She needed a restroom and asked. In spite of her pregancy and condition the lady working the place refused knowing that the next nearest public restroom was several blocks away.
I was thrilled.
My wife left the serving platter she was about to buy in the store, and I don’t believe either of us will set foot in the place again.
In Savannah, this is not merely a little bit rude but rather ruthlessly inconsiderate, completely out of character not only for a merchant in this town, but anywhere else. I’m accustomed to better treatment and customer service from pawn shops in New Jersey.

This was the only boutique we found open (and barely) late afternoon on a Sunday in Savannah. If we had to only see one store, I’m glad it was this one. It had a fun selection of home goods and accessories. Oddly enough, I purchased a necklace and sunglasses and NOT items for my home… which is not my m.o. at all. This is one of those stores that are so fun to wander around and look at every little thing. A great place for gifts, I’m sure. Definitely stop by if you haven’t been!

This store used to be located on Broughton Street but moved a few years back to this streecorner of Whitaker and Jones. It’s a great location and a charming little boutique. The emphasis here is on furniture, tableware, a small but ample selection of coffee table books on design and decorating, and lots of unique home furnishings. When I lived in Savannah, this is where I would always bring out of town guests who were searching for some little item to bring back to their mom, sister, or auntie as a treat from their visit. Some of the tableware, bedding, and furniture is off the chain posh but the prices, considering the territory we’re in here, are not over the top. Then there are gift/​personal items like their superb travel atlas/​journal that you won’t be apt to find elsewhere and are real treasures. Also, their bath items such as bath salts are amazing and they have these coral napkin rings which are at once cute and very refined. You’ll find a great gift for anyone with a house which they care about if you shop in this store.
Let me just put it this way. .. I am a grungy little skate-​rat of a boy, things of lace and satin don’t impress me much, but I could spend hours in here and still drop serious cash nonetheless. If you’re a Nathalie Dupree-​type Southern lady, you’ll swoon in here out of sheer wonder of the beauty and coolness of the place then never ever want to leave.