18 St. Augustine Restaurants to Host a Party In

michael lugo of michaels tasting room st augustine pours wine for one of his dishes

Whether it be a holiday soiree, a birthday bash, an anniversary celebration, even just a casual get together, the setting of your party dictates the mood. You can always host your guests in your home, but that can come with all sorts of added stresses (cleaning, cooking, decorating, etc.). And in a city with a delicious restaurant nearly on every corner, that sort of at-home party stress just isn’t necessary. Each of these restaurants boasts a beautiful private dining space and can alleviate plenty of party-hosting nerves. Sit back with decor already in place, a waitstaff on call, and a chef to provide the food. Parties have never been so easy.

Michael’s Tasting Room
25 Cuna Street
www.michaelstastingroom.com

Aunt Kate’s 
612 Euclid Avenue
www.aunt-kates.com

Blackfly the Restaurant
108 Anastasia Boulevard
www.blackflytherestaurant.com

A1A Ale Works
1 King Street, #101
www.a1aaleworks.com

Raintree Restaurant
102 San Marco Avenue
www.raintreerestaurant.com 

Cap’s on the Water
4325 Myrtle Street
www.capsonthewater.com

The Reef
4100 Coastal Highway
www.thereefstaugustine.com

Columbia Restaurant
98 St George Street
www.columbiarestaurant.com

Costa Brava
95 Cordova Street
www.casamonica.com/dining

O.C. White’s
118 Avenida Menendez
www.ocwhitesrestaurant.com 

Terra and Acqua
134 Sea Grove Main Street
www.terraacquarestaurant.com

La Pentola
58 Charlotte Street
www.lapentolarestaurant.com 

Harry’s Seafood, Bar, & Grille
46 Avenida Menendez
www.hookedonharrys.com 

Kingfish Grill
252 Yacht Club Drive
www.kingfishgrill.com

Pizalley’s Chianti Room
60 Charlotte Street
www.pizzalleyschiantiroom.com

The Floridian
72 Spanish Street
www.thefloridianstaug.com

Amici Italian Restaurant
1915 A1A South
www.themilanoroom.com

The Conch House Marina & Resort
57 Comares Avenue
www.conch-house.com/banquets

 

Did we miss your favorite private dining space? Let us know in the comments below! 

Photo by Rob Futrell

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