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Food, Visitor's Guide

St. Augustine Restaurants with a View

What's better than great dining? Great dining with a view! Here are some of the best places in St. Augustine to enjoy a great meal with breathtaking views.

December 26, 2020 | Melissa Marcarelli
the lounge area of culinary outfitters st augustine

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.
Image via Cap’s Facebook

Cap’s On The Water

4325 Myrtle Street
Starting our list is the ever popular Cap’s On The Water. With an Old Florida style deck, this waterfront seafood restaurant sits on the shores of the Tolomato River, giving you a gorgeous view in addition to incredible food. Their ever evolving but always uplifting outdoor oyster bar is a great place to drink a beer and enjoy appetizers while taking in the sunsets that have made Cap’s famous. It is a nice respite from the fine dining experience that they have become known for. At night you can enjoy the deck and still gaze out onto the water as you dine under their twinkling lights.
www.capsonthewater.com

the lounge area of culinary outfitters st augustine

Culinary Outfitters

173 Shipyard Way
Culinary Outfitters has become the new landmark restaurant in St. Augustine with 250 seats and a sustainably sourced seafood-inspired menu. Amid coastal modern décor, this 6,000 square foot of interior space overlooking the water also has an additional 8,000 square feet of open-air dining, fire pits, and docking slips for up to 85 boats. For locals used to living in a vacation destination like St. Augustine, this is the perfect place to go in town to get those vacation escape vibes without leaving the city.
www.culinaryoutfitters.org

interior of the reef oceanfront restaurant in st augustine

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.

thereefstaugustine.com

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.
www.beachesatvilano.com

the dock and deck at aunt kates waterfront restaurant in st augustine florida

Aunt Kate’s Restaurant

612 Euclid Avenue
Situated in a grove of live oaks on the bank of the Tolomoto River, Aunt Kate’s is perfect for a laid-back waterfront experience. If you want to add to the nautical charm, you can even travel there by boat and tie up at their dock before you dig into some of their delicious food. Continuing over 100 years of serving the finest in local seafood, Aunt Kate’s pleasures both the eye and the palate.
www.aunt-kates.com
Great view at St. Augustine FIsh Camp

Image via Fish Camp

St. Augustine Fish Camp

142 Riberia Street

New to the St. Augustine food scene, St. Augustine Fish Camp is known for presenting homey and sophisticated seafood dishes with Southern hospitality. Along with their other Fish Camp locations in North Florida, St. Augustine Fish Camp is the result of the owners’ vision to create a restaurant with a neighborhood feel, serving the freshest seafood with amazing views, and old favorite entrees with creative, new twists. Visit Fish Camp for an unforgettable lunch or dinner experience with a lively atmosphere, knowledgeable staff and spectacular views.
www.staugustinefishcamp.com

A1A Ale Works building with a view in St. Augustine

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.

www.a1aaleworks.com

O.C. Whites in St. Augustine - Great view of the bayfont

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.

www.ocwhitesrestaurant.com

View from Hurricane Patty's in St. Augustine

Hurricane Patty’s

69 Lewis Boulevard

If you’re looking for a friendly spot to enjoy a cold beer and fresh local seafood, you’re going to love Hurricane Patty’s. Located on Oyster Creek, Hurricane Patty’s Waterfront Bar & Grill has been retrofitted in a 1920s historic fish house where fresh shrimp and fish were cleaned before they made their way to market. Later, shrimp boats were crafted here too, built and balanced on railroad tracks until construction was finished and they were “rolled” into the water. Now, you can kick back island style and enjoy some delicious bites with a wide array of signature drinks to wash them down with.
www.hurricane-pattys.com

Sunset at the Conch House in St. Augustine

The Conch House

57 Comares Ave
A beloved local legend with a tiki vibe and laid-back ambiance, The Conch House is perfect for a relaxing weekend meal as you look out over the water. On Saturdays and Sundays, from November to February, they offer their Fresh Market Seafood Boil with oysters, shrimp, crab legs and more. They strive to offer the freshest ingredients and change up the menu to keep things interesting.
www.conch-house.com
View at Kingfish Grill in St. Augustine

Image via Facebook

Kingfish Grill

252 Yacht Club Drive
Right on the water in Camachee Cove Harbor, Kingfish Grill has garnered a reputation for top-of-the-line sushi from a trained sushi master, who builds rolls both traditional and creative. But sushi isn’t their only specialty, this casual seafood eatery, with their cheery dining room and dockside patio, has a great atmosphere to enjoy a variety of outstanding seafood.
www.kingfishgrill.com
Deck of St. Augustine Fish House & Oyster Company

Image by Kate Gardiner

St. Augustine Fish House & Oyster Company

160 Nix Boat Yard Road

You can’t beat the views at St. Augustine Fish House & Oyster Company. Their 4,500-square-foot deck, complete with an oversized fire pit for roasting marshmallows, sits at the Gonzales Creek and overlooks the Intracoastal Waterway. Inside, their large picture frame windows allow you to see the water from every room. Their indoor/outdoor concept and Old Florida vibes make it the perfect place to dine on the freshest seafood and enjoy delicious drinks while taking in the scenery and listening to live music every night of the week.

www.stafishhouse.com


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