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Where to Eat?

St. Augustine, Florida, offers a delightful variety of culinary that reflect its rich history and coastal location. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, Southern comfort food, and international cuisines, with restaurants ranging from casual eateries to upscale dining. Popular spots include local favorites like The Columbia Restaurant, known for its Spanish cuisine, and Brisky's BBQ Restaurant. Whether you're craving a hearty breakfast, a leisurely lunch, or romantic dinner, St. Augustine's diverse food scene has something to satisfy every palate.

01

The Columbia

Discover a hidden gem in historic downtown! The Columbia is your go-to spot for irresistible Spanish and Cuban cuisine, featuring everything from savory black bean soup to their legendary 1905 salad. Dive into a mouthwatering platter of roast pork, perfectly complemented by a refreshing pitcher of sangria, and don’t forget to treat yourself to the delightful flan and churros to top off your meal!

02

The Fish Camp 

Get ready for an unforgettable dining experience at St. Augustine Fish Camp! With ample outdoor seating, you can soak the stunning views of the shimmering water just steps from the patio. Dive into a menu inspired by the owner's Southern roots, featuring dishes like crispy fried gator tail, zesty pimento cheese spread, and mouthwatering low-country boils. And don't miss out on the showstopper dessert – a decadent white chocolate bread pudding that will leave you craving more!

03

Burrito Works - Taco Shop

Get ready to indulge at Burrito Works, where we've got two fantastic locations serving up tacos burritos just the way you like them! Our beach-side dive is all about fresh, local produce and hormone-free meats, ensuring every bite is bursting with flavor. Craving something special? Don’t miss out on our crowd favorites: the mouthwatering carne asada-loaded fries and the irresistible Baja-style fish tacos!

04

Brisky's BBQ

Get ready to dive into the vibrant world of real southern BBQ right here in the Sunshine State! In St. Augustine, Brisky's BBQ is the ultimate destination for BBQ lovers. While their brisket steals the spotlight, don’t miss out on the mouthwatering smoked turkey and pulled pork that will leave you craving more! Kick off your meal with their crowd-ple BBQ nachos—an incredible mountain of freshly fried chips, creamy queso, tender chopped brisket, zesty tomatoes, spicy jalapenos, all drizzled with delectable sweet BBQ sauce. It’s a feast you won’t forget!

05

Gas Full Service

Gas Full Service, your go-to for delicious sandwiches and burgers! bun and loaf is made in-house, and each burger patty is hand-shaped for the perfect bite. Don't miss the jalapeño popper burger—a-pound delight packed with creamy cheese, sharp cheddar, and zesty jalapeños, all battered and fried to perfection. Get ready for a flavor explosion!

06

Prohibition Kitchen

Experience the charm of St. Augustine at Prohibition Kitchen, where farm-to-table dining meets delicious hand-spun milkshakes! This cozy eatery features a Prohibition-era vibe with an old newspaper-style menu. Enjoy live music from local bands on weekends, adding to the fun atmosphere!

07

Catch 27

Catch 27 is a seafood restaurant that offers freshly caught fish, shellfish, and seafood for those with hearty appetites Guests can look forward to Southern-inspired dishes such as deviled eggs topped with crispy fried oysters and bacon, flavorful crab cakes, and salmon served with a crawfish-andouille creole sauce.

08

Llama Restaurant

Llama is an exquisite dining destination offering sophisticated Peruvian dishes. At this restaurant, both the visual appeal and the flavors of the food are equally impressive, making for a delightful experience. Don't miss the ceviche lima featuring Key limes, the octopus carpaccio with olive aioli, and the delicious arroz con mariscos, a creamy risotto infused with Andean peppers.

09

Ice Plant

This venue, as its name, occupies a historic ice plant established in 1927. Attention to detail evident in the drink presentations, which feature three distinct types of custom ice cubes carved from 300-pound blocks. The food menu boasts Southern classics, including pimento cheese and skillet-f chicken served with hoecakes.

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Forgotten Tonic

At Forgotten Tonic, a delightful downtown venue, extensive drink menu prepares you for an enjoyable evening centered around small plates. Begin your culinary adventure fried green tomatoes and baked brie, then savor the mussels with chorizo, and finish with a brown butter cake accompanied by lemon curd.

Stay tuned, we will be introducing new suggestions to this list in the future.
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