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    Rustica Earth Sea and Fire

    4.7 (193 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Striped bass in tarragon beurre rouge with crispy shrimp. Amazing!
    Seth M.

    We've been here several times and it is consistently 5 stars. The fried chicken is addictive. I had the striped bass and fried shrimp. It was amazing. Every bite was very flavorful- from the tarragon beurre rouge sauce that I could have drank. 5 star service from Brian. The chef, John, came by to ask us how the food was and tell us about it and the menu. Will be going back often.

    Beet salad
    Ali L.

    Still one of our absolute favorite restaurants! Chef outdid himself again with the pairing of flavors and presentation.. but the taste profile is truly delicious. And using fresh spices he grows in his very own garden just elevates .. well everything! Service staff is always attentive and goes beyond that even when finding out what spice chef used on your plate! Lemon basil for the win! Lovely decor with floating fish and a wonderful wine list and coffee options top it all off. Do not sleep on Rustica!

    Ribs appetizer
    Sarah M.

    Another amazing experience! Brian provided superb service and Chef John stopped by to ensure that we loved our meal. Everything was fresh and delicious as usual. Great spot for date night but casual enough for a family dinner. Always busy but not overly loud. Just wish it was closer to home. Will definitely be back.

    Caroline D.

    Everything here went well at this new rustica earth, sea, and fire restaurant. While we waited to be seated, the noise level was high and it was difficult to hear yourself speak. This is why we chose to sit outside. Our waitress was friendly. We began with appetizers. The tempura green beans were unique and delicious. The photos that I've posted will show you the beauty of all the entrées we had. This was a birthday celebration and at the end, they complimented us with a free dessert. The flavors were unique. It was a fusion mix between Hawaiian and Asian. This is a great addition near Silverleaf in St. John's. We will definitely be coming back here again. The owners work the kitchen, serve, are very hard-working and friendly.

    molten lava cake
    Kathryn T.

    Celebrated my birthday with family at Rustica Earth Sea & Fire. Our reservation was at 4pm due to reservation availability so that meant we were able to take advantage of some of their amazing Happy Hour specials (4-5p). drinks | Cocoberry margarita, Lilikoi martini apps | green bean tempura, brussel sprouts, naan bread, chicken dumplings entree | seared scallop risotto desserts | molten lava cake, bread pudding, yuzu cheesecake The cocktails were an excellent start to the meal. We enjoyed each of the apps but our absolute fave was the green bean tempura. The scallops on my entree were cooked to perfection, but I prefer a creamy risotto to this presentation in broth despite it being very flavorful. The desserts were also crowd pleasers especially the molten lava cake which we nearly skipped. Luckily we decided a third dessert was indeed necessary.

    Monkfish & Veggies
    Nichole L.

    Me and five of my favorite people decided to go try this place out. None of us have ever been so it was the first experience for the group of us. Upon arrival we found that you could hear all of the chatter inside the restaurant from the outside with the door closed. It was very noisy in there, so we asked if we could sit outside. Aside from a few kids playing in the center between the two restaurants it was actually quite nice to sit outside. The service was definitely something to write home about. Our server let us know that they do not rush Friday and Saturday night dinners and ask that you order everything all at once so they can time everything accordingly. They've got their stuff down. 100%. Our server was also very attentive with allergens and let us know that the chef does his best to accommodate. Again, he wasn't wrong! I got to order what I wanted and let them figure out the rest, or come back with suggestions. It may not seem like a big deal to everyone, but it certainly was to me. The food... The food was amazing. They were a little braggy about the chef and his accomplishments, but based on what we received, again, he wasn't wrong. For the table, we had the spare ribs, steak, two bowls of the salmon, monkfish, and the seafood pasta. It all looked ahhh-mazing. And two of them demolished the chocolate cake. Make your Resy and head on over. It's worth it!

    Onion rings with Indian inspired dipping sauce
    Sara B.

    Date night: 11/21/25 We booked a happy hour reservation between 4-5pm at Rustica, which honestly feels like the sweet spot if you want to dodge some of the St. John's County traffic and sneak in a couple drinks or apps before dinner. I actually loved walking in at that time -- calm, cozy, and before the usual Friday/Saturday dinner rush hits. The husband and wife owners are truly a power duo. They're everywhere at once -- welcoming guests, running food, and handling back-of-house like it's nothing. Super friendly, super present. I labeled every photo and video I added to Yelp and Google so you can see exactly what we tried. Appetizers: The ahi tuna is non-negotiable. I got lucky and sat in a booth near the kitchen, so not only did I order it again on my second visit, but I watched plate after plate of it head out to other tables. I first tried it while filming a collab reel for Rustica & YelpJax in summer 2024 and have literally thought about it since. Still just as scrumptious as I remembered. The scallop ravioli is another heavy hitter. And the happy hour margaritas? Way too easy to drink -- tart in the best way. My lumpia appetizer came out piping hot and fresh, which is exactly how it should be. Loved it. We also tried the pork belly buns which were my boyfriend's favorite, and the onion rings which had a fun spin to them with an Indian inspired dipping sauce. Entrées: I went with the happy hour steak, and my boyfriend ordered the beef short ribs. Just a heads-up: the portion on the short ribs is no joke. Super hearty. Same with the pork belly buns - loaded with juicy meat inside. Dessert: We wrapped up with the pear sorbet, which was paired with a chocolate brownie-style dessert and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The sorbet had this unexpected black-licorice note that surprised both of us in a fun way. The creativity in these dishes is honestly what keeps Rustica interesting and so fun. Overall: Service, atmosphere, drinks, food -- all worth the drive from Jacksonville to St. John's and back any day. If it's your first visit, your server will probably share some fun backstory about the chef/owners. I loved learning how Rustica came to be and everything the husband and wife team has accomplished over the years. They're incredibly humble, and it shows.

    Pumpkin bisque
    Diane A.

    10/10 recommend!. Absolutely loved Rustica Earth, Sea & Fire, one of my favorites! The atmosphere is beautiful and cozy, and the food is outstanding. The flavors really stood out in every dish, and everything tasted incredibly fresh. The seafood was perfectly cooked, flavorful, and fresh, and even the pasta was rich and homemade tasting (which it is). Even the appetizers and cocktails were thoughtfully done and full of flavor. Service was attentive without feeling rushed, and the entire experience felt elevated but still welcoming and relaxed. One of those restaurants you leave already planning your next visit. Highly recommend if you're in the St Johns/St. Augustine area! Family owned and loving family business.

    Melissa T.

    Wonderful experience from the minute we stepped in the door. The hostess was very efficient and friendly while trying to get us a table outside. I'm so glad she was able to seat us outdoors. The restaurant was extremely noisy & I knew our party of four would not be able to carry on a conversation. The tables outdoors while not the best location provided us a nice relaxed evening. Our server Kristen was excellent. Even though we were sitting outdoors she never made us feel like an afterthought. The restaurant asks that you order your appetizer & mains at the same time. So after a round of drinks & studying the interesting looking menu with so many choices we ordered the following, green beans tempura, poached scallops ravioli in truffle butter, tandoori roasted hoisin ribs and crab cakes for appetizers. I can tell you I tasted everything but the ribs and it all was fantastic. My husband said the ribs were so good. These appetizers were very generous portions & enough to share. The server brought out not one, but two of their Japanese milk breads to dip in the truffle butter sauce of the ravioli. The wait time was super long before our appetizers arrived but we all commented so worth it. For entree I got the ahi tuna tartare . It was very fresh tasting fish and a very nice size as well. My husband had a very automatic pasta sauce dish of pasta with braised pork cheeks. Our other dining companions had the homemade malfadine pasta with various seafood. He said it was expertly prepared & very fresh. It looked wonderful. Our other friend had the sesame crusted salmon with gnocchi & she said it was delicious. We were celebrating a birthday & Kristin brought out and comped his panna cotta with a candle for us to all sing. We also ordered a chocolate cake. This was one of the most delicious meals in a relaxed setting we've had in a long while. We will definitely return.

    Rich H.

    Tucked into a nondescript strip mall in the Silverleaf community sits Rustica Earth Sea Fire, a restaurant with a pedigree that far outshines its humble exterior. It is the latest creation of Chef Jean Marie Josselin, a six-time James Beard Award nominee whose culinary influence helped define Hawaiian cuisine for decades. Now, he has traded the islands for Northeast Florida, bringing with him a menu of Asian-European fusion that feels both refined and deeply personal. We went in ready to see if the hype was deserved and ordered with enthusiasm: three appetizers, two entrées, and two desserts. The duck curry puffs arrived first, looking more like miniature empanadas than the airy pastry I'd imagined. Any disappointment vanished with the first bite. The curried ground duck was rich and deeply flavored, perfectly balanced by the sweet and sour orange sauce. Pro tip: dip the first bite, then spoon extra sauce inside so it seeps through every crevice. It's transformative. Next came the shrimp and pork lumpia, delicate and crispy, the shrimp and pork mingling in a savory duet that hit every nostalgic note for someone who's eaten more than a few lumpia in his life. A beet salad followed, lightly dressed greens paired with roasted beets and a tangy goat cheese fritter, a refreshing interlude before the main courses. My wife chose the braised short rib with mashed potatoes and vegetables, while I went for the sesame-crusted Faroe Islands salmon served with pillowy gnocchi, all swimming in a decadent truffle butter and topped with shaved black truffle. The vegetables deserve a moment of recognition. Too often they're an afterthought, but here they were treated with the same care as the proteins. Tender pattypan squash, vibrant broccolini, carrots, and baby corn felt essential, not obligatory. The salmon was exceptional. The sesame crust stayed crisp until the last bite, adding a nutty depth that paired beautifully with the truffle butter. The short rib, though, was the evening's triumph. Falling-apart tender, with a rich, silky jus that clung to each bite, it was a dish so hearty it could easily feed two, yet so good you'd never want to share. Dessert, sadly, stumbled. The passion fruit crème brûlée lacked the signature sugar crust and leaned too tart, while the Georgia peach cobbler felt restrained in sweetness. Mixing in the melting caramel ice cream helped, but neither dish matched the heights of the savory courses. Even with a lackluster finish, Rustica stands as a true dining destination, a place worthy of a drive and a reminder that extraordinary food often comes from the most unassuming of locations. 4 out of 5 stars A remarkable addition to the local dining scene, with a few sweet kinks to iron out.

    Happy hour pork ragu
    Ed S.

    Been here a bunch of times and it never disappoints. Veggies are the best in the area and apps are great as well. Portions are perfect size. Flavors are exploding and my favorite part is that it is so different than the usual fare. Service is always great and the place is cute but utilitarian. Worth a try.. it may not be for everyone but I love it.

    Braised Cheek beef,so tender..yummy

    Another great experience for our wedding Anniversary. Food, service, atmosphere--everything was there. I cannot rave enough about the professionalism, the attention & care of a hands on, "owner-run restaurant", what a wonderful contrast to all those other corporate, soulless eateries. Will come back again and again. Thanks one more time to a Great Team.

    Hanger steak was good but a little chewy
    Wendy B.

    We came here at 7pm on a Thursday night. We did not have reservations, but there was only two other tables sitting and one person at the bar We were immediately sat and I asked the woman who saw us what her favorite things on the menu are and she made several suggestions. The inside has some booths, some tables, some tables that also have a long bench as well as an ample size bar. It's a mixture of ocean and Asian themed. We ordered the escargot appetizer which came with 6 pieces of escargot and a Japanese milk bread both of those were just so so/mediocre My scallops were six pieces of scallop on top of a risotto with a broth on top that I'm not sure what it was. It was very good. My husband got the hanger steak, which was served with duck fat potatoes which here very boring, and a couple of vegetables on the side and starts with a spicy Asian dipping sauce on the side. He said his steak was good, but it was chewy. My only concern is we waited about 10 minutes for our appetizer and then probably another 30 minutes for our dinners. Based on the fact, there was only two tables prior to us. I would be a little worried/leery on a busy night. They do have happy hour which includes drink specials, as well as bar bites every day except for Monday which they are closed. That includes Saturdays and Sundays. We might come back for a happy hour bar bites as I feel the food was pricey for what we got and the wait was a little longer than I would've liked to have had. .

    The pork chop, sauce was amazing!!!

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    I have never left a review anywhere before, but the service and food was absolutely amazing I had…read moreto go out of my way to write one. The server Daniel that we had was over the top, checking on us very frequently, super friendly and was very knowledgeable on the menu. The hostess was also very friendly and welcoming. As well as the manager who came to our table to ask how everything was. The food left us speechless. The ribeye was by far the best I have ever had. The shrimp and grits had such an amazing flavor. Portions were well worth the money. The setting inside was perfect. I would recommend this place 100X over again. Very reasonably priced for the quality.

    It is always a pleasure dining here. The service on Saturday night was fabulous! For drinks, I had…read morethe chefs kiss which is right up my alley because I love a martini with vanilla vodka it is fruity, tangy, and smooth. My boyfriend had a custom make your own old fashioned, which is always fun. You choose what type of liquor, bitters, and smoke you would like so you can tailor your drink to your liking. For appetizers, we had to get the roasted oysters, everything here has the essence of that fire grilled taste which I particularly love on oysters. After we knocked back a dozen of those, we tried the fries with the tender beef, cheese, and pickled jalapeños. They fry them in tallow, which gives the fries a really nice rich flavor! Then my boyfriend has some cornbread, which had a fruit jam and whipped butter, which he enjoyed. I typically get the chimichurri steak which again has that nice fire grilled element and is paired with some delicious vegetables like carrots, green beans, and potatoes. My boyfriend had the red fish over the andouille dirty rice, which was phenomenal! If I didn't get my seafood craving from the oysters, I definitely would've ordered that. Everything was fantastic as always!

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    My son introduced me to Cafe Genovese a few months ago following my grandson's football game. It…read morequickly became a top pick for breakfast dates! Mario and his staff are all genuine human beings! That is a trait that is so hard to find among those in the service industry. Most are out to make a quick buck and call it a day, then Rinse & repeat the next day. I don't get that vibe from ANYONE at Cafe Genovese. THE MOMENT any customer swings open the door they are greeted with a 'Hey guys' if not even addressed by name.... After all the logo on their uniform shirts states ' 'Cafe Genovese.... Where we don't forget your name!' The food is always made perfectly to your specifications! Not once have I EVER sent an order back because it wasn't right the first time. The menu lists extensive options for both breakfast and lunch... so you just can't go wrong! Give 'em a try! You're likely to become regulars just like I did!

    Cafe Genovese is a hidden gem. Local breakfast joint…read morereminds me of my Dads coffee shop from the 80's in NYC. Quaint friendly. While we were seated and others walked in the owner knew so many regulars by name. We felt welcomed. Perfect for breakfast & lunch, closed at 2pm. My scrambled eggs were fluffy and hash browns toasty crispy as asked . Was surprised they had everything bagels and not just plums like most places. This will become a regular place to go. No food pics, sorry forgot and I ate it all:))

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    It's a Metro Diner so generally speaking everything is good. I was here for a late-ish breakfast…read morewhile killing time. Good service (Thank you, Matthew!) It is a new place as everything is in St. John's. Clean and well-lighted. My only real gripe was that I ordered a 3-egg breakfast platter and the amount of scrambled eggs was 1.5 at best. Certainly not three. I did not bring it to my server's attention. But the server should be checking this sort of thing before he leaves for the table. Pet peeve of many breakfast restaurants in N.E. Florida... why does no one butter the toast in the kitchen before serving it? Is it a law or health code thing? Do I need to ask them to butter the toast?Somebody please advise. Thanks.

    My good buddy bezos last night decided it was a great idea to drink a bunch and then take 5…read moreshotguns at around 4am. The other part of the group also drank their life away, and because of this you always need to go to a diner the next day. It was a pleasant afternoon.. the birds were chirping, the sky was partly cloudy, and the wind felt cool. The group stumbled on Metro Diner which looked very appealing! We were told by a couple nice people that it was only a 15 minute wait which was perfectly fine so we went to Publix and bought a couple things. When we came back we were seated outside with a friendly waiter who got us going right away. The ogre kept saying how she wanted fried chicken and waffles, but then got nervous because it was 2000 calories.. like what? "You're on vacation just get the chicken and waffles." She was already overweight anyways so why not add more fuel to the fire. Anyways onto what we got! Me: egg scramble bowl with avocado and bacon. And oatmeal with fruit My good Buddy Bezos: burger bowl Doctor Bs wife: avocado egg sandwich thing Tragic: your classic eggs, toast, sausage, homefried The heaviest girl ever: Belgian waffle and some fruit? Okay pause.. how do you go from I WANT CHICKEN AND WAFFLES to mmm I'll have a waffle and some fruit! Okay anyways onto the reviews of the food itself! Doctor Bs wife: Really good Tragic: Mid Ogre: My eggs tasted like the were sitting out a while, the waffle wasn't hot but still good and I wish it was warmer and the butter was hard and cold My good buddy bezos: actually he was in the shower so I didn't get his review, but I know he liked it, that burger bowl actually looked good. Me: Yeah I mean I am a sucker for scrambled bowl with hollandaise sauce, I definitely have had way better, but the taste was there. I would like to add that I basically finished my entire meal before tragic or the wife got theirs. It will be shown in the photos below. I tried to be polite and wait, but after 5 minutes without their food showing up I had to eat I was starving. It's kind of crazy to me that me ogre and my good buddy bezos were first. I would think that the classic plate of tragics would be easy, as well as the sandwich because it's just the same stuff in my bowl just between bread somewhat. I enjoyed the ambiance and the feel of the place for sure. The music that was playing was also enjoyable, so initially I was at a three but because of those factors along with the fact that I did somewhat like my food more than the others (which is rare) and don't feel terrible after that's why we stand at a four. I would like to clarify every place has its own rating system. Like you cannot compare a fancy restaurant to a diner although they are still deemed a 4 on my page. Sorry anyways, the prices were also really reasonable and we had a good time. Maybe next year when we are back around here we will come back! It was good!

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    Had a very good brunch. Complete menu- lots of choices. Service complete. Will return, glad it's in…read morethe neighborhood.

    My husband and I decided to 'try somewhere different' for a rare lunch date. We googled…read more'restaurants near me' and found Cafe Cairano. Thinking it was a hidden gem because we had never heard of it, we gave it a try. Sadly, it wasn't all we expected it to be. Once we found it hidden in the back of a small shopping center in World Golf Village, we went inside to an empty restaurant at what should've been a bustling lunchtime crowd. The restaurant had all of two employees working. The cashier/waitress asked us to seat ourselves and she brought us the menus. 5, yes FIVE, different things that we attempted to order were out of stock! How do you run a restaurant when 5 staple items are out of stock.... Hamburger patties, bacon, onion rings, and all fountain drinks including coke & dr. Pepper???? It quickly became obvious why the entire restaurant was empty! After we made alternative choices from the menu and received our meals, the waitress spent the entire time we were in her presence talking in the phone and to someone who seemed to be a regular patron that had come in after us to pick up a to-go order. I heard her say that 'today is my last day because I'm moving.' After hearing that, it made sense as to why she never came back to our table to see if we needed anything. We even had to request she bring our check so that we could pay the bill and leave. She was 'too busy' to notice we were finished & waiting.... The food that we got wasn't horrible.... Too bad the service wasn't that great. We most certainly did NOT receive a good first impression and likely won't give it a second try!

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    A fun opportunity to get the feel of country club living, all with excellent food and reasonable…read moreprices. We entered the Cimarrone neighborhood, and the security guard at the front gate pointed us right to the restaurant. You don't have to be a member to visit this restaurant, there are different prices for members and non-members. As first time visitors, we were quickly welcomed at the reception area and seated had a very comfortable table with a view of the golf course, and opportunities to watch some sporting events on the handful of TVs that they have surrounding the restaurant / bar. Our server, Ava had a great energy and a bright smile, and delivered excellent service throughout. The menu is vast and diverse, I had some shrimp tacos which were excellent, along with a fresh iced tea - Ava Even brought a carafe of iced tea on the side so we could pour our own refills... Nice touch. Even at the non-member rate, the meal was quite affordable averaging just over $20 per person including meal, tip, tax. Views of the golf course are beautiful, the high ceiling dining room has a modern light fixture, it's just a beautiful spot overall. We visited the pro-shop and bought reasonably priced golf wear. I also noticed a screen that referenced Father's Day specials, so I'd anticipate they offer other specials during holiday times. My wife and I look forward to returning to this wonderful place.

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