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St. Augustine

St. Augustine lays claim to being the oldest city in the United States. It is 30 minutes south of Jacksonville in the First Coast, and is full of romantic ambiance and old world charm. It is best known for its remarkable historic streets and attractions, Spanish-style architecture, and panoramic bayfront views.

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20 places match

  1. Eat

    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

  2. Eat

    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

  3. Eat

    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

  4. Eat

    Gypsy Cab Company

    Serves "Urban Cuisine," an eclectic mix of seafood, steaks, poultry, pork, vegetarian items, and pasta dishes influenced by international cooking styles.

  5. Eat

    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

  6. Eat

    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

  7. Eat

    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

  8. Eat

    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

  9. Eat

    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.

  10. Eat

    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

  11. Eat

    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.

  12. Eat

    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

  13. Eat

    The Kookaburra

    Small Australian-inspired coffeehouse offering meat pies with savory fillings.

  14. Eat

    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

  15. Eat

    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

  16. Eat

    Amici Italian Restaurant

    Authentic Italian specialties.

  17. Eat

    Collage

    Artful global cuisine.

  18. Eat

    PK's Roosevelt Room

    Brunch 1920s style.

  19. Eat

    Raintree

    Florida Trend's 10 Best in Florida Golden Spoon award.

  20. Eat

    Sunset Grille

    American and seafood cuisines.

    11AM - midnight