Odd birds is one of those spots you need to go to. Their cocktails are so unique and the food is…read moreamazing. It's the cutest decor and the service is really good. The appetizer chicharrones and tequenos are absolute fire. We also got the cheesy elote gnocchi and wow just so good. We will be back.

Odd birds was ok. I really liked the funky artsy ambiance the most…read more The food, a pork arepa(ok), my husband's order, and a tuna tostada I liked it much better than I thought i would and the prior pics did not do justice of the size. Service is just ok. Hard to connect with the server. They have their own parking lot here which is convenient since it's in St Augustine and we came right when they opened for dinner so it was not packed at all. I was excited about this restaurant but I went in circles on the menu & couldn't decide. I'm glad I did order what I did. I was ready to leave for whatever reason, but my husband had ordered before me. I think it was due to waiting for the server a while to get back so I can order.

This by far was the best meal I had this trip! Everything…read moreabout this restaurant is 1st class. The staff is amazing and the craft drinks are great Even the homemade soda my daughter got was incredible. The salad was a work of art! And was amazing. The burger was cooked perfectly. Very cool restaurant and I will definitely be going back.

We chose The Ice Plant based on its strong Yelp rating, and I'll start by saying the atmosphere is…read moreincredibly unique and well done--it's a very cool space with a great overall vibe. The hostess and our waitress were both fantastic--friendly, attentive, and made us feel very welcome. That said, I do wish I had taken a closer look at the menu ahead of time. The food presentation was beautiful and the portion sizes were good, but the menu itself was quite limited. There were very few options overall, and virtually no gluten-free choices, which made it difficult to find something that worked for me. Overall, it was a mixed experience. The service and ambiance were highlights, but the limited menu options ultimately impacted our visit and are the reason for my three-star rating.

Visiting from Charleston and this restaurant was absolutely fantastic. We sat at the bar and the…read moretwo lovely bartenders were amazing and so friendly. Ordered a n/a little prayer and the Piña Colada and they were so yummy. Not pictured are the eggs rolls that we absolutely devoured. Would absolutely recommend to anyone visiting and it is off king street so not very touristy!

We went to Forgotten Tonic for din and has the best time. It's edgy and great for a girls…read morenight/casual date night. The food was SO GOOD and filling that wasn't too pricey. The arancini, meatballs, and pasta alla vodka hit the spot. We will definitely be back when visiting St Aug again.

Great and unique service You have all wait staff checking…read morein on you the entire time, not just one. The Pina coladas were so delicious, best I have ever had! We ordered the Pepper shrimp and that was amazing You won't be disappointed 5 stars

Such an amazing staff!!! The Pina Coladas are the absolute best! The real deal... not the blended…read moremachine kind. PLEASE Try one! Or 2. The crispy shrimp appetizer and the peppered shrimp are so tasty! Nice upbeat atmosphere and music. I highly recommend this restaurant for its laid back atmosphere and delicious food and cocktails!!

My partner and I went here Just Because (and to use a Resy credit from AMEX), and it ended up being…read moreone of my favorite recent dining experiences. Arrival: There are parking lots nearby--expect to pay around $15-25. As we walked up, there was live jazz music playing in the courtyard, which set a really great vibe right away. Service: Our waiter was attentive and timely without being overbearing. Food: Everything was amazing. We started with the bread service--the truffle butter was definitely the highlight (we didn't care too much for the ricotta spread). FYI: the little cubes that look like white cheddar are *not* cheese...I learned that the hard way by biting into a square of butter. For dinner, I had the cacio e pepe and he ordered the 100 lasagna. Portions were a bit smaller than expected, but honestly fine after filling up on bread. For dessert, we shared an affogato--the espresso wasn't burnt (which is surprisingly rare), so that was a big win. Overall: After the Resy credit, parking ended up costing more than the meal, which is kind of wild. Only downside was that there are just two restrooms, and there was a line when we went. Great time overall--will definitely be back.

We finally got to check out Saint which is a from scratch Italian spot that really focuses on house…read moremade ingredients, and it definitely left an impression. We started with the bread appetizer, which came with several types of fresh bread and an incredible lineup of spreads like whipped ricotta, truffle butter, regular butter, and honey. Every bread had its own distinct flavor and texture. Next up was the sausage appetizer featuring both a sweet sausage and a spicy sausage, all made in house. They were cooked perfectly and served in a flavorful sauce with peppers that tied everything together. The balance between the sweet and spicy was so good. For my entree, I ordered the lasagna, and it was pure comfort. It reminded me so much of the classic lasagna I grew up eating, layered with rich Bolognese and a creamy bechamel sauce that made it feel both nostalgic and elevated. My boyfriend went with the steak (I believe it's a New York strip) and swapped a few of the sides to his liking. The steak was absolutely cooked to perfection, a beautiful medium rare. I may or may not have stolen about four bites... and yes, it was worth it..... We were way too full for dessert, but we did enjoy a bottle of wine with dinner which made the whole experience feel like the perfect date night. The service was fantastic, the food was memorable, and it's definitely a place we'll be coming back to for many more dates!

If you're in St. Augustine, do yourself a favor and check out Treylor Park!…read more We grabbed seats at the bar and immediately loved the vibe--super friendly atmosphere, really clean, and a menu that's anything but boring. One of the coolest touches? A TV disguised as a piece of art that's actually a live stream of downtown St. Augustine. Such a fun, unique detail! Now let's talk food I ordered the shrimp and grits tacos, and WOW--they were packed with flavor. The grits added this unexpected crunch that worked so well with the shrimp. The textures blended perfectly and made every bite interesting. My husband went for the Miyagi beef tacos... and let's just say there were zero leftovers. He cleaned his plate, which says everything. Great vibes, creative food, and a memorable experience all around. Definitely a spot we'll be coming back to!

Treylor Park was such a fun find in St. Augustine! The vibe alone makes it worth the visit--think…read morequirky, creative décor with an RV-inspired interior that gives it a laid-back, offbeat charm. It got pretty busy while we were there, but impressively, they were running with just one server--and he absolutely held it down. Despite the crowd, he stayed attentive, friendly, and kept everything moving smoothly, which really stood out. The menu is where things get especially interesting--unique, playful, and definitely not your standard fare. I tried the chicken apple pie sandwich, which was as unexpected as it sounds. It was fun, different, and surprisingly good! It is one of those dishes you won't find just anywhere. Husband loved his upscale bologna sandwich and the waffle fries were yummy! Overall, Treylor Park delivers on atmosphere and creativity. It's a great spot if you're looking for something a little outside the box with a fun, energetic vibe and memorable food.

We had such a good time when we visited. It was pretty cold out on the day and we sat outside so be…read moremindful of the weather and your attire. St Augustine can get pretty busy, especially around the holidays. There was a bit of a line for us but not too bad, especially if you don't have anywhere to be soon. The service was good as well as the food. The drinks are obviously the main attraction and they did not disappoint. They were very strong and I love that they leave the shaker at the table for you to finish your full drink. This is a must-try spot in the area and we'll be back!

Consistently well made individual martinis that offer you 2 drinks per martini shaker. This is a…read moretrue martini bar with a view and 3 levels of seating. Outside on the sidewalk, up in the lanai patio area, inside by the bar, or in the back room for larger groups with no view. The bar itself has stool seating for 6. Then there are 4 tables for seating for 2 each. Tight but cozy. The back room has 4 tables for larger groups to watch sports on the massive television. Really a great spot to hang out and meet new people. If you are a guest of the Casablanca Inn, you can get your martinis and bring them back to your room and if you have a balcony or garden area enjoy them privately. It's a true major perk of staying at this place. Already planning our next visit.

Cool spot. Great food…read more Our server got seated the entire upper floor for herself at same time which took away from service a bit. The musician was awesome Bartender was one of best I've had anywhere. Would definitely go here, worth the wait

The atmosphere is perfection. We expected the food to be better, but unfortunately it was just ok…read more My fried chicken sandwich was the star of our lunch, but it was only a B. My husband's burger, ordered a medium rare, was well done. We didn't see a server for a while after we received our food, so he just ate it. The $4 up charge for sweet potato tots is so not worth a dime. They were inedible, but our server didn't ask how ANYTHING was so there wasn't any opportunity to change, send back etc. My fries were piping hot and tasted good for about five minutes until they cooled. After that, they were very mealy...you know how those taste. So very disappointed after hearing good things about this place. We won't be back here. Plenty of other places to eat in SA. Restaurants are crying the blues about costs, but don't seem to care much about quality any longer. I don't know about you, but until these establishments can show me they care about customers and quality, I'm going to be cautious about spending my money on a lunch costing $70. You?

We decided to celebrate Mother day early and chose Chatsworth Tea room. What a nice experience…read more There were many choices of loose leaf teas. The food selection was good. The service was excellent . The tea room itself was pretty and dainty. Each table offered its own charm. Our cons: 1. downtown parking (not unexpected). 2. It's connected to the pub and the loud TVs interfere with the classical music and ambiance. 3. Not much else, we'll return to try the other tea offerings.

I only gave 4 stars since I haven't tried their food yet. But for drinks it was great. Not stingy…read morewith alcohol at all. The menu of drinks is extensive and looks fun. The whiskey sour had the white foam on top, and was great. Some places skip this step. My hot toddy was perfect on a chilly night. The mule my friend had was also very good. Festive lights for the holidays and the low ceiling make it a cosy stop. Will try their food the next time.

This pub is part of The Collection Inn. The Inn is a great place, located on the edge of the…read moreLincolnville neighborhood and a stones throw from downtown. It's a small, very quaint space with roughly 10 bar seats, and multiple tables. They specialize in cocktails, and have 4 taps serving Florida craft beer. The cocktail list is what will bring me back. Check the website. They look great. Their happy hours seem to vary. When I was there it was 5-7 and 9-11. Most drinks are 50% off during happy hour, which sounds good to me. I had an I-10 when I was there. Service was great. The friendly and helpful bartender was a good man, letting me grab a quick drink even though I wasn't staying there. So, be warned, this is for guests only...except on First Friday Art Walk nights. Then they are fully open to the public. I'll be back on a First Friday, you can count on it.

Found this place on Yelp who said they were open with no mention whatsoever of it being only open…read morefor hotel guests. We even called to ask if they were open because it was hard to find the entrance (on three surrounding blocks) and the person who answered the phone said yes we're open, inside the Collections or Collectors or something like that. No mention of it being private to hotel guests only. So we wandered in from the heat of a 90 degree day to an empty bar with the A/C blasting and one lone employee standing there who politely apologized but refused to sell us a drink as we were not staying at their property (big shrugs all around). Could someone please explain to me what sense it makes to pay a girl to stand alone in an air conditioned bar with no customers and refuse to take our money? We were nice, she was nice. But dear owners/management, you are dumb.