From the shores of the Tolomato River and the sandy beaches of the Atlantic to the Matanzas Bay and rooftops over looking the historic city – St. Augustine has it all. Not only does St. Augustine have great dining, the Old City offers great dining with a view! Here are some of our favorite local places that not only have delicious food, but also offer some breathtaking scenery.
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Cap’s On The Water
Culinary Outfitters
The Reef
4100 Coastal Highway
The Reef has one of the most spectacular oceanfront settings in Northeast Florida. Few culinary experiences parallel tasting fresh seafood above the dunes of the Atlantic. In fact, they are one of the only St. Augustine restaurants on the water. While dining on their patio, you’re just a few steps from the beautiful Atlantic ocean. Guests eating inside will appreciate large window views of the sand and waves.
Beaches at Vilano
254 Vilano Road
Tucked away on the waters edge, away from the main stream, Beaches is truly a little vacation spot right in our hometown where you can relax and enjoy a ‘no worries’ Caribbean island atmosphere. Known for having great food and signature drinks, Beaches is a great place where you can dine with your toes in the sand and listen to live music every weekend.
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Aunt Kate’s Restaurant
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St. Augustine Fish Camp
142 Riberia Street
A1A Ale Works
1 King Street
Located in historic downtown St. Augustine, A1A Aleworks’ dining room and private function facilities overlook the scenic Mantanza Bay. With made from scratch fresh food and a unique selection of rotating craft beers, this family-friendly restaurant offers a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Head on upstairs and dine on their outside deck for one of the best views of the Bayfront and Bridge of Lions.
O.C. White’s
118 Avenida Menendez
Tucked inside a historic home, this American grill serves up lots of seafood dishes and frozen drinks. O.C. White’s has a history dating back to 1790, originally constructed by Don Miguel Ysnardy, a prominent St. Augustinian. The house served as one of the first hotels in St. Augustine. Now you can dine outside on their patio under twinkling lights in the heart of the city while enjoying delicious dishes next to the bay.
Hurricane Patty’s
69 Lewis Boulevard
The Conch House
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