From our store to your door That’s the motto of Polk’s Market at Sandfly a true Savannah institution. Polk’s wasn’t always in its current location. Over eighty years ago the family business started in Savannah’s City Market. It thrived there for years becoming a beloved local favorite. A new generation took over moving the market to downtown Savannah. However rising costs and increased competition from other farmers’ markets sadly led to its closure in 2011. But the Polk family legacy didn’t end there. Becky Polk-Bashlor owner and family member relocated the market to Pooler carrying on the tradition. The move breathed new life into the business.
Today Polk’s Plus at Sandfly is more than just a market. It’s a vibrant hub of fresh local produce. Imagine a colorful cornucopia overflowing with Georgia’s finest. Vine-ripened tomatoes juicy peaches sweet Vidalia onions and hot boiled peanuts. All are staples. You’ll also find locally sourced eggs raw milk honey and preserves. Peach butter and homemade salsa are particularly popular. The greenhouse and garden center is a haven for plant lovers. It offers a huge array of flowers and plants. Friendly knowledgeable service completes the experience.
Beyond the everyday shopping Polk’s offers a weekly home delivery service. Choose from two box sizes each packed with seasonal fruits and vegetables. You can customize your order ensuring you receive only what you want. Deliveries arrive on Thursdays covering a wide area. The available items are listed online and emailed to customers. You can add extras as needed. It’s the perfect blend of convenience and quality.
Polk’s Market at Sandfly is more than a business. It’s a testament to family perseverance. It’s a celebration of Georgia’s bounty and a reflection of its community spirit. It continues to be a cherished destination for those who appreciate fresh produce friendly service and a touch of old-fashioned charm. So next time you’re near Sandfly remember the Polk’s story and support this local gem. I hope you enjoyed this story about a Savannah gem. Now let’s continue the tour.