10/10 experience. Drinks delicious, service phenomenal. Kim always takes amazing care of us and…read moreblows our mind with amazing and creative drinks!

Great vibes and great drinks! Stopped in on our way to the St Augustine amphitheater.. downtown was…read morefull so found this fabulous gem. Talon was awesome and super fun. Service was quick and drinks were really tasty

Weekend nights are the busiest here so had to wait thirty minutes but got a great table with a…read moreperfect view of the live band "Thelonious Crunk" playing classic cover songs. The male server was attentive and competent but my craft beer was poured as a low abv sour and not my Swamphead IPA hazy request, which was switched out quickly. My Prohibition Burger & Egg was seasoned perfectly and the boiled cajun peanuts had a nice unexpected spicy kick. Aside from the tasty eats, the beautiful 1920's themed bar is notably a mixologists dream. Maybe add a true Speak Easy to the place which would be a cool addition. There was a walk thru to a pricey steakhouse, but not hidden so not really a Speak Easy concept if that was the intent.

To me the food was as you expected it to me. They are right in the middle of downtown historic St…read moreAugustine. I loved the interior of the restaurant and thought the decoration fit the theme. The server was nice but definitely it seemed a little overwhelmed with how busy that place seemed to operate. It is a tourist area so they definitely didn't seem fully prepared for the volume they were going to have that day.

Stopped in when hoping and bopping around st Augustine for the night. There was a dj and definitely…read moregot my dance on! The crowd skewed a little younger than I am these days but it was a ton of fun. The drinks were also not watered down and reasonably priced!

Fun bar to stop and grab a drink after a show or game. They have food and an outside patio. Always…read morefun events happening. Don't forget to tip your bartenders

Visited this cozy little spot on Friday night with my best friend while on a girls' weekend! We…read morewere very happy to snag bar seats considering they don't take reservations. The bartender was a doll and our two dishes (french onion soup and the beef bourguignon) were 10/10 delicious, including the baguette on the side. Since their wines often change, they don't list the producer on the menu, only the grape. I don't love this since I'm pretty particular, but she was open to letting me try a couple of sips before committing to a glass. Would absolutely return!

Laid back ,refined French inspired restaurant with excellent service! My wife Gabi had been…read moresearching for duck prepared right and we definitely found it. The charcuterie board had Bayonne cured ham, smoked duck breast, and sheep cheeses. Our main dishes were like the dessert to our meal, confit of duck and risotto. My wines were excellent as well one from New Zealand Frenzy and one from France Grand Felix both Chardonnay s.

Vegan review: Things…read moreare clearly labeled, there are a few options, environment is lovely. I had maybe the most bibimbap of my life here, and that includes contenders from a number of restaurants in the Atlanta area. It was truly perfect. $8 for adding tofu (maybe 1/4 block lmao) is one of the funniest things I've ever seen financially, but hey it's a tourist area and it was absolutely made with skill & care, so I wasn't even mad. Seriously, I wanted to hug whoever cooked it. It is so worth it. Everyone else at my table was thrilled with what they got - burrata sandwiches and a fish sandwich. Not a good beer selection, it's very cocktail focused. Not my thing but yeah I will absolutely be back anytime I am in this wonderful city. This is not one to skip

I wanted to love Forgotten Tonic because the menu looked unique, but unfortunately this was one of…read morethe most disappointing dining experiences we've had in St. Augustine. First, the seating. The tables are unusually tall, making us feel like little kids trying to sit at the adults' table. It wasn't comfortable for anyone in our group. Then there were the lights. They continuously blinked above our table, and it was so distracting that we asked to move. Unfortunately, the second table had the same issue. I know St. Augustine is famous for its ghosts, but I wasn't expecting them to be playing with the lights at 7:00 p.m. while the sun was still shining! The biggest frustration was ordering. We were told menu items could be modified, but after placing our order the server kept returning one item at a time to tell us they actually couldn't make the requested changes. It would have been much better to know that before ordering. The pickle appetizer was another disappointment. Based on the description, I expected a pickle-forward appetizer. Instead, it was mostly kimchi, pickled onions, and other pickled vegetables with only five slices of actual pickles. I honestly don't have the words to describe how disappointing that dish was. I was also excited to try the tzatziki green beans, but the crisp pickled green beans tasted more like fermented green sticks than an enjoyable side dish. The baked Brie arrived with what I initially thought was melted cheese inside the croissant, but it turned out to be undercooked raw dough. Imagine my surprise when I realized I had just taken a bite of raw dough. I actually started feeling sick before we even left the restaurant. My younger son ordered the house root beer, which tasted extremely watered down. He also had the pasta with added grilled chicken, but the chicken was dark meat, overly shiny, and completely unappetizing to him. I ordered the non-alcoholic Velvet Slippers mocktail. One sip was enough--I honestly can't find the words to describe how unpleasant it tasted. My friend ordered the steak sandwich and requested the peppers be left off. After ordering, she was told they couldn't accommodate that request, so she had to pick the peppers off herself and still didn't enjoy the sandwich. My older son ordered the lamb sirloin. Even though lamb is often served medium-rare, this was so rare it looked like it was still bleating. We paid our bill before dessert because my stomach was already upset. I ended up making one last stop in the restroom before catching up with my family, who were already halfway down the street, ready to forget Forgotten Tonic. Sadly, this was one of the most disappointing restaurant experiences we've had. Between the uncomfortable seating, blinking lights, inability to accommodate simple modifications, disappointing food, and getting sick before leaving the restaurant, we won't be returning.

The brews are good, the staff are good, the stools at the bar are uncomfortable and there are only…read morea FEW small tables just outside, none inside. It is not a place to "meet friends" unless there are only a few friends. There are other bars in other areas of the place, but beer tasting is not available & only a few of the fresh brews are available in those areas. There is food available to order -- good bar foods.

What an adventure! But well worth the journey. This is actually part of a little "complex" that…read moreincludes a beachy type restaurant, a game area (with pool table, etc.) in a separate building, a pool area in the interior courtyard and finally we arrived at the brewery which fronts the pool courtyard. The brewery tasting area is small, maybe 8-10 stools at a bar. There are also a few outside tables which we took advantage of. Server at the bar was super nice and helpful. Everyone there was quite friendly. Maybe because it's so small, you feel like a little community right away. All the brews are great. I think they rotate what they serve so just venture in and if you're not sure, just ask. We also got a beer to go and they did a great job with that! Worth a trip and a fun outing!

The atmosphere was nice, band was amazing however, it was extremely over crowded, bar staff was…read morerude, servers are even worse, especially the one smaller white woman with the DREADS?! And if you're not comfortable with being grabbed by your arm by one of "The Girls!" to be moved out of an obviously overcrowded aisle, DONT GO! Also you will get comforted, dismissed and talked down by what I'm only to assume, was the the owner; lates 50s white woman with white tank and an old cowboy hat & her overly buff older dude! The kicker, I was told, " I must not be from the "area" because folks here are ok with being touched and displaced by "The Girls!". So we left and will never return; told my finance that spot was definitely off our bar crawl for the wedding! Just upsetting that folks still act so pretentious and rude to people they don't even know! I felt targeted both racially and because of my sexual orientation. IT A LOCALS ONLY HANG OUT PERIOD! JUST WALK ON OVER TO "NO NAME" and thank me later!

There's so much to do in STA and so many different types of bars, restaurant and lounges. This…read moreplace just isn't my jam, but that doesn't mean others don't have fun here. There was live music the weekend we went, and it was super loud and you couldn't hear your friends at all. The drinks are simple and easy and the prices are super reasonable. If this is the kinda spot you like to hang, you won't be unhappy.

LOVED this spot…read more Market in the front with a lounge/cafe/taproom in the back + courtyard. Coffee offerings were unique and delicious. We got the Juicy Lucy + Cherry Cola Nitro + Rosemary Limeade. All of them were 10/10. My favorite was the Juicy Lucy! The barista working was so helpful and pleasant. Honestly such a refreshing experience. We came back twice, the second time they had someone DJing and it was fun for all of us to just hang! Was such a fun spot. There is a vintage shop as well that I got a cute pair of sunglasses, a pin and sticker at! Highly recommend!

I have stopped by here several times and it's always so fun. I like to bring friends to show them…read moreall the unique finds and local goodies this place offers. They have songbird pies which are a fav of mine from the St Augustine Farmers market. There's a thrift store in the back, a small food market, even handmade jewelry, local textiles and gifts. Overall just a fun spot + friendly folks to chat with.