Love visiting this location!…read more I've always made sure to make a stop here when I'm visiting St. Augustine. This last visit was no different! Inside is spacious, clean and what's really interesting is that they have informative areas that showcase the distillation process and other fun facts about the distillery! I enjoy coming for their tasting that they offer. While it use to be free of charge local businesses in the area that also had tastings started charging so that makes sense especially with the amount of visitors they get! Luckily it's only $5 dollars and you get a chance to enjoy a variety of their products. There are employees are different stations that give you information on the spirits and mixers they offer while they craft drinks for you to try. Such as a mule with their vodka, a sweet tasting drink with their crafted rum, another with gin and the final stopping point is an old fashioned! If you end up loving any of the drinks, you're able to purchase a bottle there in their gift shop. They also offer to hold any of your purchases for a later pickup time if you don't want to be holding onto your purchase if you're busy visiting and exploring the city. They also provide different paid experiences involving their whiskey. I have yet to try them out but maybe one day I'll make sure to!

We saw that the tasting was only $5 per person and couldn't pass it up as a cheap and easy thing to…read moredo while in St. Augustine. We stopped in unexpectedly, signed in without any trouble, and were done in under a half hour. It helped that it wasn't crowded at all and our group of 5 were the only ones on the tasting tour at the time. You get to taste 4 different cocktails made with their various products. The first two were decent, with the second being a step up from the first. The third was our favorite by far, a tiki rum cocktail that actually had a really nice flavor to it. The fourth and final one was a straight vodka pour from an older woman at the last station. She told us that good vodka shouldn't taste like nail polish, which is a bold thing to say right before handing someone a sample that tasted pretty much exactly like acetone. A couple of us couldn't even finish it. The staff overall were super friendly though, and it was genuinely cool getting to go behind the scenes and see all the big machinery in the distillery. Now the gift shop at the end is a different story. Everything was overpriced, and their clearance section was almost insulting, with maybe $2 knocked off the regular prices. We won't be buying any of their products, but for $5 the tasting itself was a fun little experience worth checking out if you're in the area.

I absolutely LOVE this place! My family and I went to the grand opening and we were amazed by the…read morefriendliness and the great selection of unique items. We left with something for everyone and already can't wait to go back! It's also a great space for events!!

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Our appetizer, dinners and desserts were exceptional. So was the bill when we received it. The rib…read moreeye steak special was a shocking $56 dollars. More than twice the price of any dinner on the menu. The price was not mentioned anywhere. Our waitress made no suggestion that it was exceptional. When we expressed our dismay at the front of the house upon leaving little was said or done to smooth our feathers. Live and learn, but it sure left a bitter taste in my mouth.

We went with friends and had a wonderful time ... our server was top notch, she was out going and…read morevery good at her job ... thank you! And the food was awesome!!! From the soup to the dessert we enjoyed everything!! I would highly recommend this restaurant to friends and family... and I already did to my neighbors when we got home ... thanks for a very enjoyable night !!

Let's just start with the basics. Is it dated, yup. Does it…read moreneed a renovation, yup. The staff of friendly, the hotel is extremely quiet and it is clean. Location is great and near the beach. And yes, it was half the price of others in the area. Was hit was a $15 parking charge at check-out. Cheap enough that it didn't bother me, just prefer to know up front.

Thoroughly disappointing. No housekeeping. Room was nice but public spaces in the hotel look like…read morethey're under maintenance, but there's no indication that they are. Paint chipping, floorboards removed. Swimming pool is ice cold. Outdoor temperature 47° f. Pool still open. Free parking, a plus. This hotel is not convenient to historic St Augustine. Don't mistake St Augustine Beach for St Augustine Florida. They're two different places about 20 mi apart. I'm not saying St Augustine Beach is not a good place, it's just not a great place to visit in the winter. Prices here were significantly lower than in St Augustine.

We stumbled into PK's on our very short stop in St. Augustine and I'm so glad we did! The food was…read moredelicious and our server was very attentive and friendly. It is such a cute little place, tucked away in historic St. Augustine. I had the turkey egg white omelet and my daughter ad the blt. Both dishes were so yummy! Would 100 percent recommend!

In Saint Augustine, where charm and history bloom, Sits…read moreThe Roosevelt Room, chasing away any gloom! At 121 St. George ST., in FL 32084, You'll find Southern delights that leave you wanting more. Kelly C's the queen with recommendations so fine, She'll whisper suggestions that make your taste buds shine. Her service is swift as a fairy in flight, Fast and friendly, making everything right. We loved the chicken and biscuits, fluffy and grand, And shrimp and grits that were amazing, the best in the land! With flavors that frolic and portions that please, The Roosevelt Room is a whimsical breeze!

Our family had the most amazing weekend here! It is one of the nicest hotels I've ever stayed at…read more The pool, the beach, the food, the service, the views. I could go on and on!!! From the moment we arrived, everything felt welcoming, clean, relaxing, and beautifully maintained. We truly did not want to leave! If you're looking for a relaxing getaway in St. Augustine, I highly recommend Embassy Suites by Hilton St. Augustine Beach Oceanfront Resort. We will definitely be back!

If I could rate zero stars I would. My husband and I checked in for 4 nights with an ocean view…read moreroom. The ocean view was a joke as you had to literally lean over the railing to see the ocean. Checking in the lobby was clean and valet was accommodating. Unfortunately that's the extent of good things I have to say about this hotel. Walking in the room had a musty smell. The bathroom was dirty with random hairs all over. There was no dresser or any way to put your clothing away except the 4 hangers. We called guest services and they said they would bring a dresser up. What they brought was a nightstand that looked like it was bought off Temu. After going back down to the front desk we were told that there are no rooms with any dressers and we could not get any additional hangers. Furniture was in bad condition and definitely not worth the price they were charging. The room was not cheap, but it felt as if we were staying in a Motel 6.

This is where I had my wedding reception, and I loved everything about it. This historic home is…read morelocated downtown St. Augustine, right across from the water. The owner renovated the inside so that it's got modern amenities and sleeps six people comfortably. The first time we visited the place, it was like an awakening. It was the PERFECT place for my husband and I to get have our wedding. Of course, we had 85 guests, so the ceremony had to be elsewhere, but this was perfect for the reception. It was the perfect size for everyone to move around freely and still have a small dance floor. Also the price is crazy good. You will NOT find a more reasonable deal in town. Bring in your own vendors and you can create a fabulous wedding on a modest budget. I'm not just saying that because I am the proud bride. I'm saying it because it's a recession and fabulous doesn't normally come cheap. And I don't throw the word FABULOUS around breezily. I'm deadly serious. Anyway, you get the place in all it's charm for three days and two nights. Then you can rent it for an extra day for a good price. And really, you just have to get rid of your trash because they clean and do laundry for you. How is that not perfect? Go there because it made my very special day amazing.

The Sanchez House is a romantic venue that we rented for our St. Augustine wedding this past…read moreJanuary. When originally searching for a wedding venue we had a few must-haves, which included a location with historical character, in driving distance from Orlando, and located in a town where out-of-state visitors could enjoy exploring. And so we focused in on St. Augustine. I had a good gut instinct about the Sanchez House from the moment I discovered them online, and I must shamelessly admit that I stalked the websites of every couple who had their wedding at the Sanchez House. We quickly booked a visit to the Sanchez House, because they are only able to hold 12 weddings a year due to being zoned in a residential area. We met with the owner, Blake, who shared with us the history of the home, gave tips from other weddings held on the premise, and shared some of his favorite vendors. When we experienced the venue in person, we fell even more in love with the charm that was evident around every corner of the house! The SH offers a brick courtyard, artificial turf front lawn, large gathering room, dining room, kitchen, office, two bedrooms, small one-car garage, and an attic. Not only can you hold your wedding events at the house, but you are able to stay there, as well. This allowed us and our bridal party, 6 in total, to stay at the house. So convenient! After booking the Sanchez House, we decided to extend our celebration into an entire weekend. Our events spanned from 50 to 90 guests, and SH accommodates them comfortably. The house is in an excellent location by the bay and walking distance to historic St. George Street. At the SH, we were able to select our own vendors. We held our ceremony in the courtyard which transformed to the dance floor. The front lawn was donned with a heated tent and tables on the coldest Florida winter day. It even snowed lightly! Guests had the chance to mingle throughout the house in the dining room, gathering room, and balcony. I would note that the parking around the SH can be challenging, but we gave plenty of parking options for guests through our wedding website and social media, and suggested our guests to stay at one of the nearby hotels or bed & breakfasts. I highly recommend the Sanchez House for any couple looking for an intimate St. Augustine venue!