Part of the Gay Savannah Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Savannah, Georgia
Queer-owned artisan chocolatier by CIA-trained Adam Turoni on Bull Street
Chocolat by Adam Turoni's shop at 236 Bull Street is known as The Chocolate Library, where handmade truffles and bonbons sit on bookshelves behind glass like rare volumes. Adam Turoni, a queer chocolatier trained at the Culinary Institute of America, founded the business in Savannah in 2011 with co-founder Alexandra Trujillo de Taylor, and opened this Bull Street location in 2015 as a second shop to the original on Broughton Street. The work leans Southern and small-batch: truffles in flavors like Georgia Peach, Mint Julep, and Red Velvet, plus a gold-dusted honeycomb bar that has become the signature. The honeycomb earned a Southern Living food award, and Dessert Professionals named Turoni one of the top ten chocolatiers in North America. It's a queer-owned sweet stop worth a detour while wandering the historic district.
Have feedback on this description? Let us knowDrag brunches, circuit nights & every party worth knowing in Savannah — in your inbox every week.
No upcoming events
Try checking a later date or browse events in the app
$40
$65
$39
$35
$33
$35
$55
$40
Experiences powered by Viator
Get the full experience — check in, follow this venue, and connect with the community.
Everything you need for Savannah Pride 2026 — the Forsyth Park festival, the Club One after party, gay nightlife, where to eat, where to stay, and insider tips for the Hostess City.
Robbie S.
The practical first-timer's guide to drag: what people actually wear, how much cash to bring, how to hand a tip to a queen without making it weird, and what the room expects of you.
Robbie S.
A gay bar is a bar. Here's what actually happens on a normal night, why walking in alone is easier than you think, and how to pick the right one for your first time.
Robbie S.
A calm, practical answer to every question first-timers actually have about gay bathhouses — how check-in works, the unwritten rules, what things cost, and why almost everyone there came alone.
Robbie S.
The rainbow flag has meant something specific since 1978 — one word per stripe, assigned by the man who dyed the first one. What every color means, why two stripes are gone, and all the other flags.
Robbie S.
Drag is an art form, not an identity, and what people assume about it is off. Here's what a drag queen actually is, where drag came from, what the job pays, and how the illusion gets built.
Robbie S.
