After two decades in Camachee Cove, Kingfish Grill has officially relocated to Cobblestone Village, marking an exciting new chapter for one of St. Augustine’s most beloved seafood restaurants. Since founder Paul Mackey opened the restaurant in 2005, Kingfish Grill has earned a loyal following by serving fresh seafood, handcrafted sushi, and a dining experience that reflects Florida’s coastal charm.
The move to Cobblestone Village allows Kingfish Grill to continue its tradition of hospitality while introducing guests to a refreshed and modernized setting. Although the restaurant now operates from a new location, longtime regulars will recognize many of the same qualities that helped establish Kingfish Grill as a local favorite. The updated space and interior preserves the atmosphere and character guests have enjoyed for years while providing an exciting dining environment for both residents and visitors exploring St. Augustine. Guest feedback has played an important role in shaping the menu during this transition. One of the restaurant’s most requested dishes, the signature shrimp and grits, quickly returned after regular guests expressed how much they missed the fan-favorite entrée. The dish continues to be a standout menu item and reflects Kingfish Grill’s commitment to delivering the flavors that its guests have come to know and love.
Sushi remains another major attraction at the restaurant. Guests continue to enjoy a variety of handcrafted rolls prepared with fresh ingredients and fish sourced locally daily. The sushi has become one of Kingfish Grill’s defining features, helping distinguish the restaurant within St. Augustine’s competitive seafood scene.
General Manager Joe Daubert understands the restaurant’s history and culture better than most. Six years ago, he began his journey at Kingfish Grill as a golf cart driver, transporting guests to and from their vehicles at the former marina location. Through hard work and dedication, Daubert advanced through the organization and now leads daily operations as general manager. “At Kingfish Grill, we aim to offer affordable elegance,” Daubert said. “We prioritize convenient parking, fresh fish, and the best sushi in St. Augustine.”
As Kingfish Grill settles into its new home at Cobblestone Village, the restaurant remains focused on delivering exceptional seafood and outstanding service. With its rich history and loyal customer base, Kingfish Grill continues to strengthen its reputation as a premier seafood restaurant in St. Augustine.
504 W Geoffrey St
