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!

Great experience! It was an opportunity to learn about how bourbon whiskey and other liquors are…read moremade. The tour guide, Dominic was very knowledgeable and helpful with all questions. I enjoyed the atmosphere of the distillery and all the fun facts about the St. Augustine brand.

Awesome distillery with great bourbon, rum and gin! Our tour guide Melody was amazing and we loved…read moreour tour of this little gem! Will definitely visit again if we are ever back in St. Augustine!!!

9 aviles is the place to get married if you are having a small wedding! The owners are so sweet and…read moreso eager for you to have an amazing wedding day. They helped me with so much especially since I didn't have a wedding planner. Every thing came out sooo much better than I even thought possible. I'm so happy I chose this place for my big day!

From the owner: At 9 Aviles, we offer a stunning, intimate venue perfect for weddings, rehearsal dinners, and…read morespecial occasions. Located on the oldest street in the nation, in the heart of historic St. Augustine, Florida. Our unique space accommodates up to 50 guests, providing a timeless intimate atmosphere that makes your event truly unforgettable.

Great food, good staff, and very reasonable prices…read more Low Beer,wine and spirit specials. Come by and give them a try. Support your local American Legion Post #37

Excellent what's not to like about this place. Excellent view of the bay front and Bridge of Lions…read more Right in downtown St Augustine. Open to members and nonmembers (discount for members). We had a couple of drinks and shared a steak sandwich. Really love this place which was completely remodeled a while ago. The steak sandwich was excellent. With hot fries (hate when they aren't hot). Wife and I shared it and it was a perfect meal. Good drinks- really friendly staff. Definitely worth a visit when visiting St Augustine. Yep it's 5.

I recently photographed a wedding at the St. Francis Barracks. The rose garden was a small and…read moreintimate ceremony site. The barracks had a beautiful outdoor area that was great for the reception with an inside hall for cocktail hour and mingling. It was a beautiful venue that had parking (hard to find in Saint Augustine) and great places to photograph the couple.

From the owner: We provide a historic venue space for weddings and large events.read more

I went to a Sunday wedding it was just beautiful! The day was perfect, it's beautiful inside and…read moreout, weather permitting. The view of the lighthouse is perfect from where the reception was held.

Being a native of the area, I was completely shocked I had never been to this gem of a venue! It's…read moretucked back on the end of Marine Street and the entire back overlooks the beautiful Matanzas River. It's ideal for weddings, reunions, birthdays, any small or large event really. We attended for a charity function and it was beyond charming and elegant. The staff was attentive, personable and downright entertaining. If you're looking for a place to host your next party, River House is a no-fail, guaranteed hit.

I'm glad I took the tour of this house except I took a giant fright , when I saw this mannequin…read morethat had this weird drape on . The tour guide said there were ghost in this home so my heart was racing , I'm glad I did not feel one or see one . About this oldest home González-Álvarez House Historic house in Florida, United States The González-Álvarez House, also known as The Oldest House, is a historic house museum at 14 St. Francis Street in St. Augustine, Florida. With a construction history dating to about 1723, it is believed to be the oldest surviving house in St. Augustine. It is also an important example of St. Augustine's Spanish colonial architectural style, with later modifications by English owners. It was designated a U.S. National Historic Landmark in 1970. The house is now owned by the St. Augustine Historical Society and is open for public tours as part of the Oldest House Museum Complex. Evidence can be seen of the Spanish, British, and American occupations of St. Augustine. The González-Álvarez House is located in a residential area south of downtown St. Augustine, on the north side of St. Francis Street between Charlotte and Marine Streets. It is a two-story structure, its first floor built of coquina and its upper level framed in wood with a clapboarded exterior. It is covered by a hip roof finished with wooden shingles. The building is reflective of multiple periods of alteration and enlargement, during different periods of colonial administration. The land on which this house stands has been occupied since the 17th century, when a building is documented to have been standing here. The present house's earliest period of construction dates to about 1723, when the first floor was built, and it was documented as being occupied by Tomás González y Hernández, an artilleryman at the Castillo de San Marcos, and his family.The design of this house is one that was adopted by Spanish colonial settlers to deal with local living conditions and available building materials. It was built of readily available coquina limestone, with its main thick walls oriented east-west, and has an open covered loggia on the east side. The latter allows prevailing southeasterly winds to cool the structure, while the thick walls provide insulation from hot weather. The interior floors are made of tabby concrete. After the British took over Florida in 1763, the González family left for Cuba. In 1774 the house was purchased by Major Joseph Peavett, an Englishman, who added the wood-frame second story, and put glass windows into openings previously only enclosed by wooden shutters. It was further enlarged by the third owner, Geronimo Alvarez, who added a two-story wing built of coquina. The house was taken over by the St. Augustine Historical Society in 1918, which undertook its restoration to a late 19th-century appearance in 1959-60, reversing a number of intervening alterations. List of families who lived in the oldest house First Spanish period 1625-1763, family of Tomas González y Hernández & María Francisco de Guevara British period and second Spanish period 1775-1790, Joseph Peavett & Maria Evans Second Spanish period and into statehood 1790-1882, Family of Gerónimo Álvarez & Antonia Vens 1882-1918, William B. Duke family (1882-1884), Mary Carver and Dr. Charles P. Carver (1884-1898), James W. Henderson family (1898-1911), George T. Reddington and the South Beach Alligator Farm 1911-1918 1918-present, St. Augustine Historical Society

This is the oldest house in St Augustine It has held up very well for about 400 years with a few…read morerenovations and additions in the early 1700s in Spanish architecture. I was amazed at how well it looks. The garden is beautiful in ornamental style. The Oldest House Museum is located in St. Augustine, Florida in St. Johns County, Florida. It is operated by the St. Augustine Historical Society and includes the González-Alvarez House, the Manucy Museum of local history and the Edwards Gallery. The museum is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $8 per person for the guided tour and lasts about 1/2 hour.

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 enjoyed the most wonderful Christmas Eve dinner at the Roosevelt Room, and it truly set…read morethe tone for the holiday. From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed into a charming space filled with beautiful brick accents and a warm, festive glow that felt both cozy and elegant. The hostess who greeted us made us feel instantly at home, and our waitress was absolutely delightful, attentive, friendly, and added to the joyful spirit of the evening. Every member of our family loved their entrée, which says a lot with a table full of different tastes. I ordered the lamb shank, and it was perfection, tender, flavorful, and melted right off the bone. It was our first time dining here, but it certainly will not be our last. Thank you, Roosevelt Room, for a memorable and magical Christmas Eve experience we will be talking about for years to come.

Such a fun wedding venue! It is a bit pricey and not a ton included in the base price but honestly…read morethat's most wedding venues. From a guest perspective it has beautiful rooms for both the wedding and reception. It also has very good food especially the passed hors d'oeuvres. The rooftop space is particularly magical! I am going to another wedding at this venue very soon and I can't wait!

The White Room made our wedding dreams come true. From the very beginning looking at all the venues…read morein the White Room itself with Rebeccah who was very attentive and informative, we knew that the White Room was the perfect place for us. Every venue had its own style, and we decided to go with the Grand Ballroom for the ceremony and reception. The value you are getting for the money spent was incredible! The tasting that they host for clients was super helpful, and allowed us the opportunity to try the food us and our guests would be eating on the big day. We had the privilege of working with Giselle, who was INCREDIBLE! She was so attentive and responsive to any small or big question that we had. We had a lot of last minute changes with guests and she was so kind and understanding throughout. The day of the wedding itself was amazing, and everything went more smoothly than we could have imagined. We didn't have to lift a finger! Giselle was so supportive and calming throughout, and made us feel like we truly felt like royalty. We will always be grateful to the White Room staff including but not limited to the bartenders, servers, Giselle, Rebeccah, and everyone else involved with the venue. Everyone went above and beyond for us. Could never thank everyone involved enough!