Best Weekend Brunch Spots in St. Augustine

St Augustine is bringing flavor, heat, and things oh so eggy this summer with so many cool brunch spots for any patron in any part of town. Whether it’s around Downtown St. Augustine, St. Augustine Shores, South, or West, it’s time to crack some eggs, fry some bacon, and toast some mimosas for the most delicious and scenic brunch spots around our gorgeous town.

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Raintree Restaurant
Since 1981, Raintree has been offering diners a phenomenal casual dining experience that blends Asian, Mediterranean, and American cuisines and brings it right to Uptown St. Augustine. Now, recently voted Diners’ Choice 2026 from Open Table, Raintree’s Victorian home turned restaurant brings cultural fusion and upstanding service right to the table. From Raintree’s Breakfast Bloody Mary with St. Augustine Vodka, Bacon, and Shrimp to a warm and hearty Pilgrim Croque with sliced turkey breast, cranberry sauce, creamy gruyere cheese, poached eggs, and a mornay sauce, Raintree offers patrons an experience with their brunch that is both memorable and delectable. Brunch runs from Sunday morning between 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Sundays
102 San Marco Ave 

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The Boathouse
Formally the St Augustine Fish House & Oyster Company, family-owned The Boathouse in St Augustine (right near home depot) offers high end sushi and seafood right by the San Sebastian River. Brunch is perfect here for the ones who love a waterfront view and maybe want to do a little shopping afterwards nearby. From fresh grouper, shrimp, and lobster with creamy pimento grits to bottomless mimosas, The Boathouse offers island vibes with fresh seafood bringing the coast right to the table. The Boathouse offers brunch on Saturday’s and Sunday’s between 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
160 Nix Boat Yard Rd

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Lynda’s on the Ocean
Once private now public, Lynda’s on the Ocean offers a fine dining brunch experience that makes any diner feel wined and dined. Right off the Coastal Highway in north Vilano Beach, Lynda’s on the Ocean offers fluffy house made biscuits, delicious steak and eggs with a vibrant chimichurri sauce, and a tangy Bloody Mary that is paired with bacon and blue cheese olives. Guests get a coastal private ocean club experience for a beach brunch that would make anyone in Northeast Florida jealous. Brunch runs between 10-3 for a phenomenal afternoon experience.
3175 S Ponte Vedra Blvd 

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Sunday Gathering Tables
Sunday Gathering Table, recently given a 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand is located right in the heart of downtown St. Augustine. Offering their iconic Shakshuka with stewed tomatoes and peppers, cilantro, eggs, and crunchy sourdough bread, guests who brunch at Sundays eat food that make their tummies and hearts happy. Not only having sourdough as Sunday’ Gathering Table’s main staple, their Eggs Benedict with Lobster or Smoked Salmon and umami Oyster and Shittake Mushroom Toast with goat cheese, herb pesto, and cured lemon, ensures diners to rich, warm, and herby flavors that would make any brunch-goer’s mouth water. Sunday Gathering Table hosts brunch between 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. every day except for Wednesdays.
73 San Marco Ave 

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PK’s Roosevelt Room
At PK’s Roosevelt Room, customers can be treated to a yolky Croque Madame Royale made with blackberry bacon jam, ham, Gruyère, brie, Dijon béchamel, and a local egg on Sunday sourdough. Founded in 2020, in the heart of Downtown St. Augustine, PK’s Roosevelt Room blends artful culinary moments within a space that invites customers to the extravagant side of the 1920s. PK’s delivers a phenomenal brunch in a spot that gives patrons seeking freshly in-house made churro waffles or rich corned beef, potatoes, and cornbread exactly what they crave. PK’s brunch runs everyday between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
121 St George St

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B&B’s Brunch Bar
In August 2024, Brett and Barbie Vanfossen-Palecek opened B&B’s Brunch Bar right outside downtown St. Augustine with a goal of creating a comfortable, fun, and delicious environment that brings brunch-goers together. Since then, their range of mimosas and Eggs Benedict’s will not only honor that goal but surpass it. B&B’s also offers dishes like Bubba’s Shrimp and Grits with spicy grilled shrimp topped with a habanero bacon jam over a bowl of cheesy, buttery grits and bacon bits to warm any southern heart. B&B’s Brunch Bar is open for brunch from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.
3501 N Ponce De Leon Blvd Suite A 

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La Nouvelle Bistro
Led by Matthieu Landillon from the coastal French city of Marseille, La Nouvelle Bistro brings French Nouveau to Lincolnville. At La Nouvelle Bistro, owner Chef Michael Lugo set out to offer a piece of Paris with table platters like the buttery Foie Gras Torchon with sauternes-soaked apricots, cornichons, onion jam, and country toast or lavish Black River Caviar. Also voted in the Top 100 Brunch restaurants in the U.S by OpenTable, La Nouvelle Bistro’s table platters are just the start, their entrees include a rich Duck Confit with a crispy duck leg, red-wine braised grapes, duck fat potatoes, and frisee. La Nouvelle Bistro is open for brunch on Saturday’s and Sunday’s between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
102 Bridge St

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The Modern Rose St Augustine
When South African, Mexican, and American dining influences meet in St Augustine, The Modern Rose delivers specialty coffees and a gorgeous tea room right to Downtown St. Augustine. The speciality about The Modern Rose centers around its vibrancy with floral teacups and Victorian-inspired decor, guests are transported to a brunch filled with dishes like the JoBurg Jam, a piece of grilled chicken marinated in South Africa’s famous sweet chili sauce, topped with a cream cheese blend on a toasted flattened croissant with sliced avocado. Not only dishes but drinks like The Booster made with a house blend of Yerba mate, tulsi, guayusa & mint, steeped & served with half of a lemon squeezed keep customers coming back to make memorable experiences. The Modern Rose St. Augustine is open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
62 Cuna St

 

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Bar Citra
Bar Citra is featured on the 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand and is co-owned by Andrew Deming and Rachel Gant. Through Bar Citra, Deming and Gant curated the Citra Collection and Botanica which feature spices and scents and Yield Design Co which sells elegant, functional glassware and apothecary for intentional living. During the summer time, Bar Citra has created a summer collection with savory buns, community gatherings, and happy hour flights between 3-5 p.m. For Bar Citra, dining isn’t just about brunch, lunch, or dinner, it’s about community and being able to share community with food. Community is integral to Bar Citra with varying pop-up events occurring throughout the summer and sourdough launches Thursday through Sunday morning while supplies last. Guests can experience different espresso and cafe options like the Salted Tahini Latte with brown sugar, tahini, and smoked salt or seasonal specialized focaccia sandwiches served with olive oil chips. Bar Citra is open for brunch between 8 a.m. to 2 p.m every day of the week
3676 N Ponce De Leon Blvd Unit 0

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Maison Louis Cafe
Recently opened outside of the heart of downtown St. Augustine lies Maison Louis Cafe. Chef Jerome Bensimon opened this cafe in 2025, offering a wide selection of sandwiches including their Le Normandie which features an Egg’s Benedict with an in house bun, Hollandaise Sauce, smoked salmon, capers, and poached egg. Bensimon studied under legendary mentors in kitchens in New York City and France, to then bring savory and decadent dishes to St. Augustine. Maison Louis Cafe aims to bring customers in hungry and leave satiated with a little taste of France, open 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday with their kitchen closing at 2 p.m, France is calling and it’s in St. Augustine.
2401 N Ponce De Leon Blvd

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17 King
17 King is one of the newer brunch spots in Downtown St Augustine and promises elegant bites, craft cocktails, and a place for community to connect culturally and socially. Notable bites include appetizers like a Tempura Asparagus with crusted asparagus spears with espelette and served with a cilantro ginger ranch and a sweet & spicy datil sauce or their flavorful Smash Burgers with two 4oz beef patties smashed, American cheese, bacon onion jam, mixed greens, tomato, crispy shallots, and king sauce served on a brioche bun. 17 King has brunch Friday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
17 King St

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