Can't say enough about this hidden gem in St Augustine. Just a short walk off of St George Street,…read moreyou can get the best priced food I got my entire trip. The wings were amazing, burgers were good, and the Nacho Fries were so good they were gone before I could take a picture. Waiter was an absolute beast, constant supply of Ice Cold Michelob's. The atmosphere was also really good, not like the trailer parks back home.

Killer fish sandwich. Great food and drink all around. Fish sandwich was big, crispy, fresh, and…read morewith all the right accoutrement. Service was friendly, quick, attentive, and helpful accommodating a party member's allergy. Mojito was also yummy. Would recommend!

The food was excellent and the wait staff great and friendly and most importantly the beer was coldread more

Do not let Ann O'Malley's being a pub scare you off when looking for food . The food here is pretty…read morespot on . Sometimes they have live music or Bikers Against Child Abuse . It truly is a family friendly establishment with good hearted people . You may need to go to the bar to order sometimes but that is nothing . 4.75/5* Keep up the good work

Oh là là! From the very first bite, I was no longer in America... I was in France! I could almost…read morehear the accordion playing as I imagined myself sitting at a little café in Paris. The turkey croissant... magnifique! Truly one of the BEST croissants I have ever tasted. So buttery, so flaky, so perfectly delicate that every bite felt like a little French love affair. C'est magnifique, mes amis! And then came the quiche... Ohhh, the quiche! Rich, delicate, savory, and absolutely divine. The kind of food that makes you close your eyes for a moment and whisper, "Mon Dieu... where have you been all my life?" The French Pantry isn't simply a café--it is a little escape to France without needing a passport. The flavors, the atmosphere, the pastries... everything made me feel as though I had discovered a charming hidden café somewhere along the streets of Paris. Bravo, The French Pantry! You stole my heart, conquered my appetite, and made me fall hopelessly in love with the croissant. Très magnifique! I will absolutely be back!

Really solid Eggs Benedict. The muffin was nicely toasted, eggs were perfectly poached with runny…read moreyolks, and the hollandaise was creamy and tangy. Hash browns were crispy. Only minor thing was the ham was a bit on the salty side.

Cheba hut was unique! We weren't sure what we were walking into at first because of the names of…read morethe sandwiches, thinking they might be dusted with a little sticky icky! Everything on the menu was unique and tasty. Best meal of the trip. I enjoyed the club and the cheesy bread and especially the availability of Kool-Aid flavors. Kudos to the staff for keeping up with how busy it was and checking on our party and making sure we had what we needed ! If you're in the area visiting the lighthouse, don't skip on this place !

Oh my were the sandwiches so yummy and the decorations so awesome. The staff very friendly fast…read moreservice

We were rather surprised to find a restaurant in Saint Augustine that specializes in ... grilled…read morecheese sandwiches! One would think there's not much you can do with a grilled cheese sandwich, but the Grilled Cheese Gallery proves that assumption wrong. There are 13 amazing and creative choices of grilled cheese here. Don't like grilled cheese? They also serve salads, poutine, mac & cheese grilled sandwiches, ice cream and other desserts. This is Comfort Food headquarters! There were actually so many choices it was hard to choose. I chose A Night in Amsterdam: Gouda, Gruyere, Swiss, Cheddar, on Artisan White. My wife had The Queen Brie: House cured bacon, French Brie, Raspberry Puree, Balsamic on Sourdough. My Amsterdam was quite a creation: three slices balanced on a pedestal with cheese trailing down more than a foot. It was delicious! My wife lauded her Queen Brie as well. We wish we had more time in Saint Augustine as this place is definitely worth a second visit.

Yum!! I came here as part of a party of 5 on a trip to St. Augustine this past weekend. We were…read moretired and a little hangry when we walked in, and thankfully, everyone in the group loved this place! We ordered: the Amsterdam, the Artist, the Queen Brie, and the Classic (2 sandwiches). Three of us upgraded to a small cup of tomato soup (each order comes with a mini cup for dipping). I was the lucky person who ordered the Amsterdam, which, much to our surprise and delight, was served on a hook with melted cheese stretching down to the tray it was served on. Everyone had to take a photo of my sandwich! It contained a variety of cheeses, so while the taste was fairly classic, it was a bit more nuanced than the Classic sandwich, which only had cheddar cheese. Everyone else thought their sandwiches were delicious too. And we all loved the homemade tomato soup! I tend to be a bigger fan of creamy tomato soups, but this one was rich with umami flavor and had a bit of a kick. While this is a counter-service restaurant that's pretty much no-frills, the employees were friendly and helpful. One of them refilled our water cups at the table, even though the pitcher she had was leaking, and I didn't get the sense that they normally did that. Sadly, they don't sell soft serve ice cream any more, but there are so many ice cream shops in this part of St. Augustine that you can easily walk somewhere else for dessert (which we did). The place wasn't crowded on a Friday evening and had lots of menu choices, so if you like grilled cheese sandwiches, whether creative or simple, be sure to stop by the Grilled Cheese Gallery on your visit to St. Augustine!

An awesome little whole in the wall full of locals dining in and taking out. Staff was so very kind…read moreand happy to be at work. Food was some of the best sandwiches we have had in a long time. Lots of choices Rueben's, cheesesteaks, Clubs, Monte Cristo, to list a few. Fresh fries, tater tots, homemade chips. A+ service and food. Highly recommend.

Food was awesome. I had a mixed Rueben sandwich (corned…read morebeef and pastrami. Absolutely delicious Cuban was great and so was muffalata (sp sorry) Service was great and it is a nice place. Highly recommend for lunch.

Not gonna lie.... for the amount of times it have been in St Augustine it took me way too long to…read morefinally make it to South-A-Philly. First off love the spot it's simple and for a good Cheesesteak that's all you need. Of course they had Herr's so we got 2 bags. Went with 3 Cheesesteaks, 2 Wiz Wit (Cheese Wiz & Onion) and 1 White America with Onions. If you're asking well what Herr's did you get it was 2 bags of the Jalapeno Poppers Cheese Curls. They are the best Cheese Puff on the market. So the Cheesesteak, for sure in the top of the 904 area. My go to was the Wiz Wit and this was fulling packed. Tons of steak and plenty of wiz. Everyone knows there is nothing worse then a dry cheesesteak. Bread was soft, onions caramelized and on the bigger side for sure. It's for sure a very finely chopped steak. I can see us coming back and enjoying again.

Really good cheesesteak! It's not my favorite I've ever had but I might be the best I've ever had…read moreoutside of Philly! I loved the wiz cheesesteak. The bread was so soft but still allowed the meat and cheese to be the star of the show! One Philly was more than enough food and even made for good leftovers later! Ambiance and service were perfect for a good sandwich spot!

stopped here on the way to our car after a disappointing and expensive meal at the Columbia…read more walked in to the store and immediately knew this was truly authentic Cuban food- there were handmade empanadas and croquetas in the hot case, not the perfectly shaped and likely frozen food from Columbia. I ordered a spinach and cheese empanada and it was very flavorful and my son got a piece of flon, which was a new experience for him. Although he didn't care for it, I did eat it the rest and i thought it was pretty good! Glad we stopped by but wish we had come here first!

Walking around Saint Augustine on a busy spring break March day we stopped by the Cuban Cafe for…read morelunch. Lots of people, very popular, no inside seating but we did snag an outdoor table. The ordering process seemed chaotic but I ordered two Cuban sandwiches and a Cafe Con Leche for lunch. Told the wait would be 15 minutes, we sat outside in the meantime. After 25 minutes and no sandwiches, I inquired inside as to the status - finally, five minutes later the sandwiches were ready. However, no Cafe Con Leche . Again went inside, waited for the front desk server to process several orders before I could ask about the status of the drink. Nothing had been made, so another five minutes for the drink order. By this time I was plenty hungry, and was disappointed with the Cuban sandwich. It's basically a toasted ham sandwich, nothing particularly unique about it. Given the hassles just getting the meal entailed, not a great experience.

We happened to stumble upon this little place while walking along St. George street and it turned…read moreout to be a gem! We sat at the bar, but I didn't try any drinks as I'm not a big beer drinker. The server was working alone and taking care of the whole restaurant, yet was still so friendly and bubbly even while being incredibly busy. The inside was cute and had a very classic tavern look. I ordered the kozmic chicken panini and it had so much flavor and was all perfectly melded together! The bread it was on was great as well. The pasta salad was just alright but the panini was good enough to make up for it!

The Reuben was amazing. The beer selection is glorious. The service is on point. If you're into…read morecozy hole in the wall bars , this is your place.

This is one of my favorite spots in St Aug to stop by for drinks. It's almost always crowded but…read moreworth the wait for a seat at the bar. All the bartenders are so wonderful and fun people. This time we didn't have food. Just drinks. I tried a Goodbye Earl. If earl grey is involved, I'm in! It was quite good. The lemon was the heaviest flavor. I would have liked it even more if the earl grey shined thru a little more. My friend had the Madi Cola which was also good. A little too sweet for my palate but it was good! The vanilla rum was great in there. It was interesting on this trip because it was the middle of a weekday. It wasn't too packed but still bustling. The place does really have a bit of a speakeasy feel and they often have live music if that's your thing.

Thus is one of those touristy restaurants that EARNED their right in the lineup!…read more This place is decked out transporting you back in time. They have a beautiful bar and upstairs seating that overlook the restaurant. The menus are themed as if your reading an old news paper! They leave zero details out. The drinks I had from here were the perfect mix of strong but kept to their profile of flavor that you expected in the description on the menu which I absolutely appreciated. I ordered two side dishes to enjoy as I had a bigger breakfast (I regret now because this is one of those places I wish I could've had the whole menu) I ended up with their Mac & cheese and their deviled eggs. Their Mac & cheese was absolutely delicious. The cheeses they used complemented themselves together beautifully. The crispy outside and the cheesy inside. I genuinely loved every moment of every single bite. The deviled eggs are a new experience I have never had before. They really add their own twist to them with blue cheese and I normally don't fancy a blue cheese but they absolutely knew what they were doing because it complemented the yolk so well. It was such a unique flavor I've never gotten to experience with deviled eggs. And I will never forget it! With everything said in done. I will mention or waitress forgot about us and never brought the sauce I asked for or checked in on us. But again this place carried so heavily with the food that they could have thrown the food at me and told me to get lost and I probably would've left with a smile on my face.