Dining &
Nightlife
Along with year-round fresh
seafood, locally grown produce,
and spicy dishes featuring the
destination’s signature datil
pepper, the cultural infl uences
of more than 450 years of
history—Spanish, Greek,
Minorcan, British and French—
combined with traditional
southern cuisine make
St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra Beach
and St. Augustine Beach
a “must-do” for food fans.
A Foodie’s Paradise
Where to Dine Waterside Keeping it Casual Culturally Unique Cuisine
Cap’s on the Water, Aunt Kate’s,
Valley Smoke BBQ, Salt Life Food Shack,
Sunset Grille, South Beach Grill,
The Conch House. Bull & Crown Publick House, A1A Ale Works,
Pizzalley’s Chianti Room, Smokin’ D’s BBQ,
Alice & Pete’s Pub, City Bistro Tea House &
Coff ee Co, Ben & Jerry’s and Honey
Baked Ham. Columbia Restaurant, Michael’s Tasting
Room, Meehan’s Irish Pub, Taberna del
Caballo, Spanish Bakery, Donovan’s Irish Pub,
Ann O’Malleys Deli & Pub, Terra & Acqua,
La Cocina, Mulligan’s Pub and
American Gator Club.
An Upscale Dining Experience
Raintree Restaurant, Villagio Italian Grille,
Costa Brava, Aviles Restaurant, Le Pavillon,
The Preserved, Ruth’s Chris Steak House,
Vernon’s and Atlantic Grille.
Succulent Seafood
O.C. White’s Seafood & Spirits, The Reef,
Kingfi sh Grill, Barnacle Bill’s, Harry’s Seafood
Bar & Grill, St. Augustine Seafood Company
and Catch 27.
Local Favorites
Gypsy Cab Company, Oasis Restaurant, Amici
Italian Restaurant, Ice Plant Bar & Restaurant,
Cafe Cordova, Trasca & Co. Eatery, The
Floridian, Cafe Alcazar and The
Present Moment Cafe.
The Preserved Restaurant
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