Yummy cold & fresh I had their house lite & hubs had their…read moreMexican beer Hits the spot w/Osprey tacos

Old Coast Ales is a laid-back craft brewery with a relaxed, locals-first vibe. The beer selection…read moreis solid and well-balanced -- especially their IPAs and the popular Kookaburra Brown Ale. The atmosphere is casual and dog-friendly, with indoor seating and outdoor patios that make it a great stop after the beach. No full kitchen, but you can bring food in, which adds to the easygoing hangout feel. Next door is an amaz8ng taco shop too. Try the San Diego!-jasa Great beer, chill atmosphere, and friendly service -- perfect for a relaxed afternoon stop.

Great ambience. Cool space. Off the beaten path, but worth…read moreit. Great beers. Check out PubPass for Bogo!

We enjoyed the beer! They don't have board games but there's shuffle board and darts. There's also…read morebathrooms for patrons (huge plus in st. Augustine).

This shop is wonderful, with hand selected bottles of wine along with gifts and various food items…read more Earlier in the day, I went to the shop Wines at Fort Alley where I was beyond shocked at just how rude the shopkeeper was. She screamed at me as I tried to open up the refrigerator to get a cooled Sauvignon Blanc, not seeing the aggressive sign it was ONLY for the worker to touch the wine. Then she screamed at my daughter looking at an umbrella. Talk about anger issues! This shop was the exact opposite experience. I was greeted upon walking in, offered assistance to pick out wine and the owner engaged with my daughter. I was so much happier to spend my money here vs Fort Alley. I ended up getting some Italian reds, a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc and some wines from my Paso Robles in Southern California, one of my favorite wine regions. I was hoping to get some Prosciutto but the shop was all out. The shopkeeper explained there was a rush from customers and she didn't get her regular order in. It was completely understandable. And appreciated her sharing why it wasn't available rather than being dismissive like at the previous wine shop I was at over at Fort Alley. I am so glad I came to this shop. I come to St. Augustine often to visit my family and I'll be back.

The Gifted Cork is a St Augustine staple for us we love it and every time we go to St Augustine we…read morestop in for a wine tasting and a mooch around at all the knickknacks and decor! Every single person that has ever poured us a glass of wine at the Gifted Cork has been an absolute delight. They are always so helpful and so nice and we always enjoy our time that we spend with them. We have actually found a few of our favorite wines by doing these wine tastings.

Cindy was extremely helpful and friendly. Amazing smile with fantastic customer service. She…read morerepresented the brand very well...Thank you :)

When I called to ask about prices for a wine the two older women I spoke with were extremely short…read more Now maybe they had many customers in front of them. But I would not know that unless they mentioned it. Anyway I was given a price of $11.99 which was a good price. Well I get to the store. I ask a guy who works there about the wine I was looking for and instead of saying "I don't know the answer." he gives me the wrong answer. I almost start heading back to downtown to the winery but the traffic was crazy. So I pull over and look up the wine online. The guy should have said, "I don't know." instead of giving me bad information. So I paid for the wine which ended up being $1 more than I was quoted but the guy at the register was also cranky because I was so frustrated with the entire situation of stupid. Well I did calm down but this is the last time I will ever go back there. I would rather go to Walmart which I absolutely dislike and I would never spend a nickel at Broudy's because he could give two tosses about St Augustine except for all the money he will be making. So if I really need alcohol or wine there is a drive in store by the Winn Dixie which is totally out of my way but they might have more intelligent and nicer staff.

This is such a cute place. We got a charcuterie board and enjoyed some drinks and live music. It…read morewas cold when we visited and they had heaters which helped. I would highly recommend Casa De Vino 57 if you're looking for a night cap at the end of the day.

One of my favorite spots in St.Augustine. :) I had the warm mulled wine this time! Perfect!read more

Nice good feel place for a beer and some food Quesadillas…read morewere enough for 2 people. Staff was great

Walked in by accident, but what a happy accident! Service…read morewas beyond great! The bar tender/waiter was so great and knowledgeable. The house made sangria was AMAZING! The recipe was his Grandpa's, coming from Utah nothing will compare. Food was also amazing. Everything was fresh and tasted homemade. Check this place out, you won't regret it.

It was a little rainy outside and we were looking for somewhere to duck into and remembered that we…read morehad a great time the last time that we were at ancient city Brewing. We arrived on a Monday afternoon around roughly 430-5 o'clock in the evening, and there was only one other group sitting in there. we sat down at the bar and we were immediately greeted by Morgan. Morgan was such a delight to talk to and overall exceptional guest service. We really enjoyed chatting with him while we were enjoying our beer I had the coconut porter once again, and it was delicious. Love that it is one of their core beers and for a Porter beer it is very light. My husband opted for their Collab that they currently have. It was very tasty.

I loved this place and the server was super nice and super friendly. Thank you!…read more We walked in as I always try to hit up every brewery and try their beers when I am visiting any city. It has a nice open layout and the beer I had was one of my all-time favorites. The Castillo Coconut Porter (WOW) My girlfriend isn't a brewery girl as of yet but she is getting there slowly with sours and seltzers. She wanted a sour but they didn't have any on tap that day. So she opted for a can of High Noon to enjoy. This a great place! Highly Recommended!!! Enjoy :D

Great find for cigar aficionados. Great ambiance and well stocked humidor. Beer & wine and cigars,…read morereasonably priced. Friendly bartender with a good knowledge of both drinks and cigars. (Jerry) and if you are lucky. Island Jim himself will be in house.

Nice open cigar lounge with lots of seating. Great beer selection between the taps and cans. Super…read morecigar selection in the humidor. Love Oscar cigars and Crux. And if course Island Jim. My floating coconut ash tray in my jacuzzi is evidence.

A reminder that there is so much more to St Augustine besides historic downtown. We stopped by Bog…read moreBrewery for the guys to get started on their Nights of Pints. There was 10 of us, but only 4 who drink beer. My sister and I enjoy wine and I spotted this gem right across the street! We split a tasting for $15 and tried 4 samplings of wine. Chardonnay- which wasn't dry enough for my sisters taste, cranberry- we both enjoyed this light wine, blueberry which was lightly sweet and lastly strawberry. The strawberries were harvested from Plant City and this was like summer in a bottle. I picked that one to take home. Even my sister was impressed with this bottle. Cranberry was her favorite. There were a couple other ladies who came in as we were finishing our tasting and they left with several bottles and very happy. I love the shop and I am sure to be back!

Maestro Winery is fantastic! From the quaint and cozy space to the kind vinter and his amazing wine…read moreselection-this place brings people together! There were a few other couples there at the same time as us and we all just sat and chatted like old friends. Chris said he likes to take advantage of the seasonal availability of the different fruits he uses and even goes as far as to hand pick them. Super impressed by this gem https://www.facebook.com/maestrowinery/