Named "One of Florida's Top Restaurants" since 1967. Enjoy award-winning Spanish/Cuban cuisine while eating lunch or dinner in one of our dining rooms lavishly decorated with hundreds of hand-painted tiles, art works and a Spanish-style fountain. Located on historic St. George Street, carrying on a Florida family tradition that began in Tampa in 1905.
Florida Tradition π΄ | Spanish-Cuban Heritage πͺπΈ | Historic St. George Street ποΈ
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π 98 St. George Street
β (904) 824-3341
π columbiarestaurant.com
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"Same Family since 1905- 5th generation now - Try the 1905 Salad"
"Oldest Restaurant in Florida - Same Family since 1905"
Located inside the magnificent 1888 Casa Monica Hotel, this elegant restaurant allows guests to dine within one of St. Augustine's most iconic Gilded Age landmarks. Originally known as the Cordova Hotel after Henry Flagler acquired the property, the building has welcomed distinguished travelers for more than a century. Today, guests can enjoy refined coastal cuisine surrounded by Moorish-inspired architecture, rich history, and timeless elegance.
π¨ Dine in a former Gilded Age Hotel β¨ Fine Dining
π· Cocktail Bar
π 95 Cordova Street
β (904) 827-1888
π cordovachophouse.com
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"Opened 1888 with three guests. Later the County's Courtyard"
"The bakery that stops when it stops".
Tucked away beneath a historic cedar tree just off St. George Street, the Spanish Bakery & CafΓ© serves freshly baked bread, empanadas, soups and traditional favorites inspired by old Florida recipes in a relaxed garden setting.
π³ Dine Beneath a Historic Cedar Tree β’ π₯ Old Florida Favorites β’ π₯ Fresh-Baked Bread β’ βοΈ Garden Dining
π 42Β½ St. George Street
β (904) 342-7859
π spanishbakerycafe.com
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Often named among Floridaβs top restaurants, Collage offers an intimate fine-dining experience in the heart of historic St. Augustine. Located on charming Hypolita Street, the restaurant is known for globally inspired cuisine, fresh local seafood, premium steaks, and beautifully prepared dishes served in an elegant, romantic setting.
Book Ahead
π 60 Hypolita Street
β (904) 829-0055
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"One of the City's most romantic tables".
"Oldest Restaurant in Florida - Same Family since 1905"
ποΈ Dine in a Historic St. George Street Setting β’ π· Fine Dining β’ π Global Cuisine β’ π Romantic Ambiance
Located inside the former Alcazar Hotel, guests dine in the space that was once Henry Flagler's magnificent indoor swimming pool-one of the most unique restaurant settings anywhere in Florida.
"The Pool that became a restaurant".
Historic Hotel π¨ Gilded Age β¨Landmark ποΈ Cocktails πΈ
π 25 Granada Street
β (904) 825-9948
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"The bar with the Ice Crane"
Housed inside a restored 1927 ice plant, this atmospheric bar and restaurant retains its original industrial character-including the overhead bridge crane once used to move enormous blocks of ice to shrimp boats.
Historic Ice Plant βοΈ Farm-to-Table π½οΈ Craft Cocktails πΈ
π 110 Riberia Street
β (904) 829-6553
π iceplantbar.com
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π 46 Avenida Menendez
β (904) 824-7765
π hookedonharrys.com
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Housed in a historic bayfront building just steps away from the Plaza. Serving St. Augustine since 1995. Harry's blends New Orleans-inspired cuisine with one of downtown's liveliest courtyards. Enjoy Cajun-Creole favorites, handcrafted cocktails, and live music in a vibrant historic setting.
π Bayfront History ποΈ Near Plaza πΈ Cocktails & History π¦ͺ Fresh Oysters
"Housed in a historic bayfront building".
π 1 Anderson Circle
β (904) 209-5704
π Casa Reina
Perched beside the Plaza de la ConstituciΓ³n, Casa Reina pairs vibrant Mexican-inspired cuisine with rooftop views overlooking one of the city's most historic gathering places.
Built as the Hamblen family home more than 120 years ago. Later served as the Blenmore Hotel and American Legion Post #37.
π Bayfront (Plaza & Bridge of Lions) ποΈ Landmark
πΈ Cocktails π Rooftop
ποΈ Historic 1880s Gristmill β’ πΆ Live Music Daily β’
π³ Treehouse-Style Dining
π 19Β½ St. George Street
β (904) 829-2329
Originally built as a gristmill in the 1880s, Milltop Tavern is now a lively restaurant and listening room overlooking historic St. George Street. Enjoy house-made pub fare, craft cocktails and live local music in its relaxed, open-air, treehouse-style setting.
"Built as a gristmill in the 1880s. Transformed into a tavern and live-music venue in the 1950s".
π Waterfront on the Tolomato River β’ π
Sunset Views
π¦ Local Seafood β’ πΈ Cocktails
π 612 Euclid Avenue
β (904) 829-1105
π aunt-kates.com
Perched beside the Plaza de la ConstituciΓ³n, Casa Reina pairs vibrant Mexican-inspired cuisine with rooftop views overlooking one of the city's most historic gathering places.
Began serving local seafood in 1900 after an unexpected visit from Henry Flagler.
The Usina family tradition continues today as Aunt Kateβs.
The Drunken Horse
πΏ Courtyard π§± Old City π€οΈ Historic Street (Charlotte Street) πΈ Cocktails
Nestled inside a charming historic property just off the main streets, this intimate French-inspired wine bar combines European cuisine, a romantic courtyard, and one of downtown's most inviting historic settings.
π 56 Charlotte Street, St. Augustine, FL 32084
β (904) 679-5858
π drunkenhorsewinebars.com
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Forgotten Tonic
Courtyard πΏOld City π§± Historic Street (America's Oldest Street) πΈ Cocktails
Set within one of St. Augustine's oldest streets, Forgotten Tonic is celebrated for its lush courtyard, craft cocktails, and creative coastal cuisine served in a beautifully restored historic setting.
American Restaurant
π 6 Aviles Street, St. Augustine, FL 32084
β (904) 827-9055 (verify before printing)
π Forgotten Tonic
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Meehan's Irish Pub
π Bayfront History πΈ Cocktails & History π¦ͺ Fresh Oysters
Overlooking Matanzas Bay, Meehan's combines classic Irish hospitality with fresh local seafood. Relax with a pint on the waterfront, enjoy oysters upstairs, or soak in the lively atmosphere from the outdoor courtyard.
π 20 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine
β (904) 810-1923
π https://meehansirishpub.com
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Rather than choosing a single destination, spend an evening exploring.
πΈ Begin with cocktails overlooking the bay.
ποΈ Wander the brick-lined streets of the Historic District.
π½οΈ Enjoy dinner in a beautifully restored historic building or candlelit courtyard.
π°πΆπ»πΆ Finish with dessert, live music, a ghost tour, or a leisurely walk down Saint George Street.
It's one of the best ways to experience the charm, romance, and timeless character of America's oldest city.
Unlike many historic cities, St. Augustine's dining district is remarkably walkable. Park once and spend the evening exploring historic landmarks, charming courtyards, rooftop bars, and unforgettable restaurants - all within just a few blocks.