So many delicious lunch choices. Looking forward to many more. It's good to crave Crave.read more

Such a cute spot! My sister and I were looking for somewhere with vegan options around St…read more Augustine, and we found a new favorite! We came in on a rainy Sunday afternoon (they have a private parking lot, but watch out for puddles if it's wet!) the dining room was a plant haven with murals on the wall and live potted plants everywhere. There are a few outside tables as well, and the patio also had lovely live plants surrounding it. Service was friendly, quick, and the food was tasty and healthy. One of the stalls in the ladies room was clogged and the second wouldn't flush, but hopefully that was just a fluke!

This was the best vegan (cashew) cream chz I have ever had. Bagel was so fresh and bacon was…read morecoconut meat. 10/10. We liked the works more than the carrot lox. The coconut bacon is to die for. Service was really fast as well. The space was very clean.

I stopped at Sprout Kitchen this morning for a green smoothie (added mango), The Works bagel, and a…read morechickpea salad from their grab‑and‑go fridge. Tatum was so kind and on top of my to‑go order! She greeted me right away, and when I told her I had a to‑go order, she knew exactly what it was without any confusion, which made the whole pickup feel really easy and calm. The green smoothie was fresh, The Works bagel was loaded and REALLY satisfying (and perfectly filling), and the chickpea salad from the fridge case made an easy, healthy meal for later. It's the kind of 'healthy hippie' spot I look for on trips, and I'd definitely stop here again!! I don't know how many times I said "oh wow, that's so good!!" even though I was eating by myself. Haha!! :)

Healthy lunch that the whole family enjoyed. Thankful for good gluten free wraps! we'll be backread more

Food was healthy and delicious. The restaurant is immaculate and service excellent would recommend…read morestopping by for a bite

The beachside designs from the outside looks cool, gets the customers in with much curiosity as…read morethis used to be a mechanic/gas station from the 1940's which also serves food to the customers and their staff. The lady combo burger was alright, could have been a bit more sauce, as it was a bit dry honestly. The Bison burger was very good, had a good juice to it. The fries were done just right and were crispy enough. We appreciate the car memorabilia here as you rarely see these automotive ads and parts anymore and a car enthusiast would definitely appreciate what they have here over the years.

While doing a day trip to Saint Augustine and looking for a place to grab breakfast this themed…read morecafe caught my eye, the outside definitely will grab anyone's attention with it brightly painted exterior so we decided to pull into the parking lot, it's a small parking lot and relatively tight so I highly recommend backing into your space and pray someone doesn't dink your vehicle while exiting theirs. The inside is just as impressive with it's "oil and gas" theme, it's rather small but we were able to get seated without a wait even though it was nearly filled. The staff here was very inviting and attentive, the menu is also themed and fairly priced, we ordered "The Ford Galaxie" two eggs your way, a choice of meats, choice of toast or biscuits and home fries or grit - although the winner here in my opinion is the coffee it's delicious, strong and robust. Unfortunately everything here wasn't perfect the "West Creek Whipped Spread Butter Blend" is an abomination, it ruined everything we put it on, my bad for not asking for real butter after applying it to my toast, my grits and the English Muffin we ordered, it was inedible to the point we left everything on the plate this stuff touched it wasn't refrigerated as suggested on the label I'm guessing. I usually eat only real butter so what was I thinking - so my dilemma is how do I review this place fairly based on that stuff and the fact it ruined our food since we loved everything else. Well I guess they'll get three stars for now and I'll return and maybe bring my own butter because this place is a place you really want to love...

I am a longtime visitor to this cozy spot and it never disappoints…read more The owner's warm welcome and attentive service are only rivaled by the amazing sandwiches. My most difficult decision when I visit is whether to order the chicken salad sandwich or the turkey with Brie. Everything is made fresh and the homemade cookies are a special treat. If you try it, I guarantee you will come back! Kathleen C.

Quaint little spot. It was finally open when I was passing by. My oldest and I stopped in and…read moreordered a quick bite it was good. Definitely different flavors the tamale was different from the mexican tamales that I am used to. It was still good instead of masa it tasted like cornmeal and ham steak cubes instead of shredded pork. Different but still good. My daughter loved her dish the yuca and the sauce. Service was great, kind, friendly, and prompt. Music was so chill I loved it. Cafe cubano was perfect! Tasted original

Prohibition Kitchen is always on my list when I'm in St. Augustine. The place is consistently…read morepacked, but grabbing a seat at the bar as a party of one meant quick service. The deviled eggs were outstanding, the lobster mac and cheese is the stuff dreams are made of, and the whiskey and cocktail selection doesn't disappoint. Like everywhere in St. Augustine, parking can be hard to find, but there are several pay-to-park lots. The walk through the neighborhood is worth it.

Cool Bar/Restaurant. Nice place to get out of the heat…read more Ordered the German pretzel $14 and Deviled Eggs 3 for $14. Friendly staff and nice venue.

Came here last year and had an amazing experience. Food was delicious, and we felt like we were…read morestepping into a family member's house to eat. Large portions, beautiful plates and silverware, and quaint, cozy ambiance in America's oldest city. Fast forward to Saturday the 14th, and I'm back again with family visiting from out of the country. The food was good, but the vibe was a bit different. Started with chips & salsa - good, but hardly any chips. We had 3/4 of a dish of salsa remaining after finishing the chips, and we were told that we would have to pay for a refill of chips. Very sad! We also ordered two taco platters, and three chicken quesadilla platters. Food was good, but the side portions (beans and rice) were very small, and served in tiny plastic cups. The plates and silverware were replaced with cardboard plates/trays and plastic cutlery. Although the food was good, the presentation was disappointing. Our waitress did a good job, so kudos to her! $120+ before a tip - a couple more chips would have been nice, and real plates and silver would have been amazing.....just saying.

I'm so impressed!! Going to FL from TX, have little…read moreexpectations on Mexican food but I was proven wrong because Mayita was amazing. I got the lamb birria bowl and it was so tender ans well seasoned. Their rice bowls are very much like chipotle style in components but fresher. Avocadoes are fresh and tasty and they have a bunch of different kinds of hot sauces and salsa on the side. Plaintain chips are good but I wish they were warm/hot. my friends like their beef burritos a lot too. Their ranking was lamb then beef, pork, chicken. Love that the menu is quite simple and easy to order. The staffs are so friendly and helpful and location is right across the Castillo de San Marcos fortress. Would def come back.

We always opt to make our own bowls. All delicious and fresh ingredients. Lots of options…read more You get great service and the restaurant is clean and comfortable. Plenty of parking in back.

Fresh, flavorful, and our go-to every trip to St. Augustine…read more I've been visiting St. Augustine for the past eight years (my now-husband grew up here), and it's been amazing to see the town evolve--not just with elevated dining but healthier casual spots too. Crave has been one of our long-time favorites since the food truck days, and we were thrilled to discover their second location off US-1. The food is always fresh, packed with flavor, and reasonably priced. We stop here every time we visit--usually more than once--and always grab it to-go for our drive back to Atlanta. Obsessed, can you blame us? Favorites: - Smoothies: Funky Monkey, Heart of Gold, So Matcha Love - Bowls & Wraps: Grilled Shrimp Island Bowl, Zucchini Noodle Bowl (add chicken/shrimp), Crave-urito Wrap, Super Tuna Wrap, Cuban Black Bean as a wrap - That nutritional yeast dressing? So good. Not quite Gypsy Cab house dressing (RIP), but a close second! Crave team--if you're open to expansion or collabs in Atlanta, let's talk!

A local treasure that deserved to come back…read more Whenever I'm traveling, I try to avoid the obvious tourist spots and look for where the locals actually eat. Those are usually the meals I remember long after the vacation is over. The challenge is that sometimes you find one of those places and quickly realize you're not part of the club. The Wheel is the exact opposite! Every single time we've visited, we're greeted with a warm, genuine "Welcome in!" followed by "You can sit anywhere." It seems like such a small thing, but it immediately makes you feel like you're supposed to be there. Whether it's your first visit or your fiftieth, everyone receives the same warm welcome. My husband and I live about 30 minutes south of St. Augustine, and anytime we're in town around lunchtime, The Wheel is one of our favorite stops. We've been back multiple times since they reopened, and the consistency has been every bit as impressive as the food. For those of us who grew up here, though, this place is something even more special. Longtime locals probably remember The Cheese Wheel. Back in high school, once you finally got your driver's license and escaped the school bus, this was one of the lunch spots. Their chicken salad had a loyal following, and if you got there too late, there was a good chance they had already sold out. When The Cheese Wheel eventually closed, it felt like a little piece of St. Augustine disappeared. Thankfully, members of the original Cheese Wheel family brought those recipes back as The Wheel, carrying on the traditions and recipes they learned from the original owners. It may not be the same building, but one bite instantly took me back. Our first visit after they reopened was in February 2025. The line stretched outside the door, and it was obvious St. Augustine had been waiting for this day. You could tell they were busy, but you couldn't tell they were overwhelmed. One employee stayed at the entrance the entire time, greeting guests, explaining the process, keeping an eye on open tables, and directing people as seats became available. They handled the rush with organization, efficiency, and a smile. That first visit showed us they could handle opening-day crowds. Every visit since has shown us that's simply who they are. Our go-to order has always been the Tuna Ryder with an order of shoestring fries. This visit we weren't overly hungry, and we had dinner plans later, so we decided to split one. The kitchen divided it perfectly before bringing it to the table. Everything stayed neatly tucked inside the pita instead of falling apart, the tuna salad was dressed just right without being overloaded with mayo, and every bite had that same fresh, balanced flavor we've come to expect. They even surprised us with two full pickle spears instead of splitting one in half. It's a tiny detail, but it's exactly those little touches that leave a lasting impression. The shoestring fries arrived hot, crispy, and every bit as addictive as we remembered. The dining room is clean, casual, and comfortable. Nothing pretentious. Just good food, friendly people, and an atmosphere that invites you to slow down and enjoy lunch. After multiple visits over the past year and a half, that's what stands out most. Great food brings you in once. Consistency is what keeps you coming back. If you're spending the day at the beach, stop here first. If you're catching a movie next door, it's the perfect lunch spot beforehand. And if you're visiting St. Augustine and trying to avoid overpriced tourist restaurants serving food you could get anywhere else, put The Wheel on your list. Some restaurants simply serve lunch. Others become part of the memories you make in a town. The Wheel has managed to do both. We'll continue stopping in anytime we're in St. Augustine, and we'll keep recommending it to anyone who asks where the locals eat. If you're looking for where the locals eat, you've found it.

The Wheel is a great sandwich shop located next to the Epic movie theater in Saint Augustine,…read moreFlorida. The lace has a pleasant enough ambiance and a friendly staff. It is good place to grab a sandwich. The reuben is a great choice. If you are in the area, give them a try.

Very nice setting, delicious healthy choices. Staff is…read morefriendly and fast! Lots of fun seating and swings for the kids.

Turn your car around and head straight to Anastasia Island, because the best Teriyaki Tuna Poke…read moreBowl in South St. Augustine is waiting for you. This bowl is pure sunshine in a dish. Highlighting the fresh pineapple, creamy avocado, and buttery tuna layered over warm rice that feels like a play date for your taste buds. The portions? Generous enough to satisfy even the hungriest grown man. And the cherry on top is the food truck's charming, laid-back vibe, making it the perfect stop for a perfect day. Oh, and did I mention they serve açaí bowls that are downright Instagram-worthy? Go hungry... and with your camera ready.