Where to eat in St. Augustine
20 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in St. Augustine. Chains are left out.
Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.
Where to eat in St. Augustine
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Beachcomber Restaurant
This casual spot serves lunch and dinner in a unique atmosphere with an open deck just steps from the beach.
Daily 11AM to 8PM (Summer: to 9PM and to 10PM Fri-Sat)$12-25
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Casa Maya
Higher-end authentic Latin dishes served in a converted house located in the center of downtown.
Mon-Fri 11AM-10PM, Sat Sun 8:30AM to 10PM$15-23
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Georgie's Diner
Look for the distinctive 1950s-era silver exterior of this authentic diner, serving breakfast all day and lunch and dinner daily, with popular Greek specialties offered alongside the comfort food you would expect.
Daily 7AM-9PM
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Gypsy Cab Company
Serves "Urban Cuisine," an eclectic mix of seafood, steaks, poultry, pork, vegetarian items, and pasta dishes influenced by international cooking styles.
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Harry's Seafood, Bar & Grille
Traditional Creole dishes and seafood are served in a converted house and tree-covered outdoor courtyard.
Sun-Thu 11AM-10PM, Fri Sat 11AM-11PM
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O'Steens
The "local" favorite and regular winner of Best Seafood Restaurant, this family restaurant features their famous fried shrimp dinner. No alcohol, cash only, long lines outside.
Tue-Sat 11AM-8:30PM
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Old City House Inn & Restaurant
World cuisine with Mediterranean and Southern influences served in an 1873 house turned bed & breakfast, with both indoor seating and an outdoor landscaped patio.
Daily 8:30AM to 10PMMain dishes $20-$35
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Pizza Time
Ranked as one of the best pizza places in the country, this parlor owned by Brooklyn transplants serves up a mean slice that rivals those in New York.
Mon-Fri 7AM-9PM, Sat Sun 8AM-9PM
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Saltwater Cowboys
On the intracoastal waterway in a casual, recreated, turn-of-the-century fish camp surrounded by saltwater marshes. Specialties including fresh seafood, delicious ribs, and chicken specialties.
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The Blue Hen Café
Classic Southern comfort food is served up for breakfast and lunch and this bright and airy neighborhood cafe.
Tue-Sun 8AM-3PM
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The Conch House
Enjoy waterfront dining inside or outside on the decks overlooking tropical Salt Run. Featuring seafood, Caribbean cuisine, steaks, salads, and award-winning conch chowder, The Conch House Lounge offers the best in tropical specialty drinks served in a Caribbean atmosphere over the water and features live entertainment.
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The Hyppo
Gourmet popsicle outlet started by students from Flagler College; sells a variety of funky flavors at two locations in town.
Sun-Thu 11AM-9PM, Fri Sat 11AM-10PM
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The Kookaburra
Small Australian-inspired coffeehouse offering meat pies with savory fillings.
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The Spanish Bakery & Cafe
Serves breakfast and lunch featuring freshly-baked authentic Spanish pastries, bread, and soups. Outdoor seating only.
Sun-Thu 10AM-5PM, Fri Sat 10AM-8PM
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World Famous Oasis Restaurant
This two-story, diner-style restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and has a full bar and huge windows on the upper deck.
Sun-Thu 6AM-9:30PM, Fri Sat 6AM-10:30PM
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Amici Italian Restaurant
Authentic Italian specialties.
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Collage
Artful global cuisine.
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PK's Roosevelt Room
Brunch 1920s style.
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Raintree
Florida Trend's 10 Best in Florida Golden Spoon award.
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Sunset Grille
American and seafood cuisines.
11AM - midnight
Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to St. Augustine (CC BY-SA 4.0).