Feeling hungry? Take a cruise through The Restaurant Times Recommended Dining Guide to learn more about St. Augustine’s favorite restaurants. From A to Z and for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or brunch, you’re sure to find something to please everyone!​

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HISTORIC ST. AUGUSTINE

Whether you dine Downtown or Uptown, St. Augustine city center restaurants offer spectacular settings, historic charm and world class hospitality.

It's easy to understand why St. Augustine has been and remains so popular with visitors. Its charms are many, and the historic district and surrounding neighborhoods offer endless opportunities for exploration. From its fortess—completed in 1695 to repel invaders to this early Spanish colony—to spectacular Mediterranean Revival architecture and Victorian-era homes built for prominent families and business owners in the late 19th Century, the buildings that house our historic district restaurants have walls that, well, have a lot to say! Restaurateurs who call the historic neighborhoods of St. Augustine home are a special breed as they add their own stories to the city’s history.
A1A Ale Works
1 King Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 829-2977
Ancient City Brunch Bar
210 St. George Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 342-0890
Ann O'Malley's Deli & Pub
​23 Orange Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 825-4040
Avilés Restaurant & Lounge
32 Avenida Menendez • Historic Downtown
​(904) 829-2277
Bin 39 Wine Bar
4 St. George Street • Historic Downtown
​(904) 471-3744
Café del Hidalgo
35 Hypolita Street • Historic Downtown
​(904) 823-1196
Carmelo’s Pizzeria
146 King Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 494-6658
Casa de Vino 57
57 Treasury Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 217-4546
Casa Reina Taqueria • Tequila
1 Anderson Circle • Historic Downtown
(904) 295-3847
The Cellar Upstairs Wine Bar
& Restaurant at San Sebastian Winery
157 King St. • Historic Downtown
(904) 826-1594
Collage
60 Hypolita St. • Historic Downtown
(904) 829-0055
Colonial Oak Music Park at Colonial Quarter
33 St. George St. • Historic Downtown
(904) 342-2857
Florida Cracker Cafe
81 St. George Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 829-0397
The Floridian
72 Spanish Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 829-0655
Gringos Tacos
125 King Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 217-0176
Harry’s Seafood • Bar & Grille
46 Avenida Menendez • Historic Downtown
(904) 824-7765
Nero's Waterfront Cafe
24 Avenida Menendez • Historic Downtown
(904) 829-0928
O.C. White’s Seafood & Spirits
118 Avenida Menendez • Historic Downtown
(904) 824-0808
Old City House Inn & Restaurant
115 Cordova Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 826-0113
​One Twenty Three Burger House
123 King Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 687-2790
Pierre's Pub • Auntie Anne's Pretzels • Cinnabon
69 St. George Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 342-8694
Pizzalley’s Chianti Room Italian Ristorante
117 St. George/60 Charlotte St • Historic Downtown
(904) 825-4100
PK's Roosevelt Room
121 St. George Street • Historic District
(904) 209-5700
The Raintree
102 San Marco Ave. • Historic Downtown
(904) 824-7211
St. Augustine Seafood Company
at the Colonial Quarter
33 St. George Street • Historic Downtown •
(904) 217-8947
Sainte-George Restaurant
1 St. George Street • Historic Downtown
(904) 429-9345
Sakada Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar
120 San Marco Avenue • Uptown San Marco
(904) 819-5857
Tini Martini Bar
​24 Avenida Menendez • Historic Downtown
(904) 829-0928
Uptown Swinery
45 San Marco Avenue • Uptown San Marco
(904) 824-6202
Village Inn
900 Ponce de Leon Blvd. North • Historic Downtown
(904) 824-4377
 Witty Whisker Cat Cafe
112 Ponce de Leon Blvd. N. • Historic Downtown
(904) 342-5447

ANASTASIA ISLAND
​AND THE BEACHES

​Anastasia Island and the St. Augustine Beaches area offer local and world cuisines in settings that feel a world away from everyday life!

The beauty of St. Augustine’s beaches is that they are closeby to the city center and historic district yet offer a paradisiacal escape—the light is different, the salt air is intoxicating, the vibe is more relaxed. The beaches offer a laid back lifestyle that represents what many think of as their ultimate goal. Why wait? The restaurants in our guide include coffee shops where bikini-clad patrons order up at the counter to neighborhood eateries featuring a variety of ethnic cuisines to family restaurants that, at certain seasons, seat throngs of bikers next to multi-generational families. Food is the connection for people from all walks of life!

GREATER ST. AUGUSTINE

The areas that we refer to as “Greater St. Augustine” offer convenience, plenty of waterfront dining options and a must-see revitalized beach town.

With US Highway 1 connecting the paths to all parts of St. Augustine, this main artery is a commercial corridor filled with a wide selection of restaurants with easy accessibility and plenty of parking. A section of the highway is parallel with inland waterways featuring marinas and waterfront eateries, many accessible by boat or car. And, St. Augustine Beach isn’t the only game in town. Don’t miss a visit to the revitalized Vilano Beach Town Center with its fishing/sightseeing pier and mid-century modern architecture. Continue north on A1A and you’ll find spectacular oceanfront and riverside dining on the Intracoastal Waterway.
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