Leopold's Ice Cream

Though Stratton left Savannah to pursue his Hollywood dream, Leopold’s Ice Cream continued to be a Savannah tradition carried on by other members of the Leopold family. In 2004, the flagship store on Broughton Street opened – continuing the legendary family business proudly using many fixtures from the original store including the black marble soda fountain, wooden back bar, and telephone booth. When Stratton is not on location with his latest film project, he can be found behind the soda founta

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Though Stratton left Savannah to pursue his Hollywood dream, Leopold’s Ice Cream continued to be a Savannah tradition carried on by other members of the Leopold family. In 2004, the flagship store on Broughton Street opened – continuing the legendary family business proudly using many fixtures from the original store including the black marble soda fountain, wooden back bar, and telephone booth. When Stratton is not on location with his latest film project, he can be found behind the soda founta

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