Came on a Saturday, around 6pm wasn't full at all. We ordered a few slices of different pizzas,…read moresome bread rolls. Pizza was soft but greasy, bread rolls were ok a bit too thick for me. I was bummed with the drink selection the fountain machine was broken (not a problem for me because I don't drink soda) , but the fridge only had canned sodas, a loaded sugary sparkling soda with aspartane, and an artificially flavored tea. I can't remember seeing water. Staff were nice, inside was clean.

We were vacationing in Saint Augustine and we were craving pizza where we can order out fast . When…read morewe were driving, I scanned through their online menu and decided to do 2 slices of grandma's pizza, garlic knots, and 2 slices of cheese pizza. My husband ordered some meat slices as well. When he arrived around 12:15 pm on a Thursday to make the order, the lady at the register stated they are out of garlic knots for the day and that they have to make grandma's pizza as there were no slices available for purchase. This was disappointing as we wanted something where we didn't have to wait for long. The wait time was about 20 minutes. My husband noticed couple of customers who entered the restaurant but then abruptly leave since they didn't want to wait for the pizza to be made. Now onto the pizza, overall I enjoyed the grandma's pizza. I thought it was flavorful and the tomato sauce on it was delicious. The cheese pizza was pretty good too. The slices are big and filling. Overall, if you happen to be in the Flagler college area, give this place a try.

Its one of my top pizzas around and one of my wife and i places to eat in St. Augustine…read more It's an only cash pizza place, make sure you have it if not, there is an atm right there. It's not a super big pizza shop, but it has some good seating. Most of the time there is a line out the door. The window is a beautiful thing to look at, you see all the pizza making and all of the types of pizza flavors they have. The slices are pretty large each one is about $9-$10 a slice, and let me tell you its completely worth it. Our favorite is the Genova, which is a white pizza with chicken, ricotta, and herbs. Also the chicken parm is delicious and the garlic knots are to die for; they are hot, soft, and definitely have garlic. Drinks are separate. They have calzones, salads, potato balls and large pizza orders. Its a good place to have lunch or a quick slice. It is definitely filling but worth it, it requires a nap after back at the hotel lol.

Let me start by saying we came here thinking pizza slices were still somewhat inexpensive compared…read moreto other places to eat for a quick dinner. So, with that said, it's safe to say we were naive. Typically, we understand that any tourist spot you go to, the prices will be higher than some other spots that are less touristy. However, he we were still expecting cheaper slices of pizza. I mean they're slices and I can buy whole delivery pizzas for the same price they're charging per slice here. Now granted, their prices are also very much within eyesight as soon as you walk in. So, it shouldn't have been such a surprise, but we just ordered what we wanted and thought it wouldn't be that bad. Then, we realized they didn't take credit or debit cards until we got to the register. It was CASH ONLY. 4 slices of pizza, 2 water bottles and a small cup of pepperocinis came out to $53. My husband and I put our cash together to pay for the tab. Yeah, it makes sense to some people for it to be that pricey, but we just didn't expect slices to be that much money. The pizza was good. It's wasn't super cheesy, but the marinara pizza sauce was tasty and not overly loaded on the pie. Honestly, I was hoping the cheese and sauce would've been more fused together in pure delicious harmony, but it was like they heated up old pizza slices in the oven that had been sitting out for a long time. To me, the pizza didn't taste like an authentic NY pizza, but it was still pretty good. The service was decent. You could tell it was the end of the shift for their employees, based on their tired faces and lack of smiling enthusiasm. I guess I had big hopes for this place and it just wasn't what we were expecting out of that whole experience.

We visited this location on our spring break vacation and the waiter attending us. Her name was…read moreMontana. she was great with the service and helped us on the questions we had about the food. The food was delicious, we ordered a large supreme pizza, order of wings, meatballs, and 2 deserts to take out for hotel. Overall, I had a great experience with my family and this restaurant looks to be a family owned business and I will recommend them and will come again. The prices were decent and the atmosphere was good. Once again, thank you Montana for the great service and I hope to come again in the near future

Carmelo's is one of the last non corporate holdouts in Saint Augustine, still delivering honest…read morevalue and great pizza. With two dining areas, you can relax more "restaurant style" with comfortable booths and wood paneling and good beer on tap, or eat more quickie style at a few modest tables inside the convenience store section. Prices have gone up but still affordable compared to other pizza joints and at Carmelo's the quality is obvious. My one complaint is that I want MORE CHEESE ON MY CHEESE SLICE PLEASE but otherwise no notes! Thank you to the owners of Carmelo's for providing the joy of pizza in an affordable way!

Always great, food is always on point and the option to sit outside is a plus. During holiday…read moreseason the wait is crazy but it's only normal for the best pizza spot in St Augustine. Service awesome and attentive.

It's gone downhill so much. I get having to adjust for inflation but man, if you're going to charge…read moremore, at least make the food good. I don't know if it's sold, or changed ownership, but this place is nothing like it used to be. Been coming in randomly for about 10 years. Been a while since I've come in. It's nothing like it used to be. Charged $6 for bread sticks "used to be complimentary" cold and hard. Waitress wasn't good. Would rather put on chapstick than take our order. Almost 10 minutes after her chapstick, she decided to take our order. We told her we were ready after she put in the bread stick order initially. Bring back the old Chianti room.

We had Christmas dinner at Nonna's Trattoria, tucked away on a narrow cobblestone street near the…read moreSpanish Military Hospital--a lovely historic setting. The food was delicious. We enjoyed the House Salad, Fried Ravioli, Chicken Piccata, and Limoncello Cake. Service was slow, but it was Christmas evening, which is understandable. We appreciate the staff for working on the holiday. Note that a 20% service charge is automatically added (even for small parties), so we did not leave an additional tip. Other than that, no negative

If you love great Italian food, do yourself a favor and keep driving -- preferably fast…read more Nonna's appears to specialize in "Italian-inspired disappointment." The cooked penne was sitting on the counter uncovered, just vibing at room temperature like it had officially given up. The sauce? Scooped from a container and reheated with all the passion of a microwave at 2 a.m. The complimentary bread arrived looking hopeful... until we realized it was a square dinner roll slathered in what tasted like imitation garlic and oil -- less Italian trattoria and more middle school cafeteria meets olive oil cosplay. The Chicken Marsala arrived undefeated in battle against any form of tenderizing. This chicken was not pounded thin -- it clearly lifts weights. I needed a steak knife, determination, and possibly a waiver to cut through it. We shared one entrée and a bottle of wine that tasted like grapes filed a formal complaint, and somehow the bill still hit $65. I checked twice to make sure we hadn't accidentally invested in the business. And just when you think the experience is complete, surprise! There's a debit card fee. Don't worry though -- the owner's son (also waiter, host, busboy, and possibly assistant regional manager) will loudly explain it from across the restaurant so the entire dining room can stay informed.

THE BEST PIZZA IN STA!! We were absolutely blown away by the pizza here, there's nothing even close…read moreto compare! Real Peel pizza is a food truck located next to Muggsy's bar. We ordered the beesting (hot honey and pepperoni) and Bianca (Gorgonzola and lemon zest). I wish I could give more than 5 stars for how incredible they both were. The pizzas were cooked to perfection and the ingredients tasted so fresh, They also use sourdough so it is naturally more gut healthy! We got our pizzas in about 15min, the service was great! Muggsy's also has a nice selection of seating, with a front and back patio, and some indoor seating as well. The back patio is very cute and a great space to hang out. We will definitely be back for more, the pizza was amazing!!!

Hands down the best pizza around. The crust is sourdough perfection. The toppings allow all the…read moreflavors to shine through instead of glopping them on and weighing down the pizza. There is no greasiness either. Normally I find mushroom pizzas tasteless but not this one. Garrett is the pizza master and you should definitely check out his food truck. There is indoor and outdoor seating at Muggsy's Bar where the truck is parked.

Great late night Pizza delivery after a show at The Amp!! Fast and Hot just the way we wanted it…read more Thaks!

One of the few places in St Augustine open late for food other than Denny's or an Americana…read morerestaurant. I ordered the chicken bites and garlic knots. The knots were drowned in a flavourless oil with some garlic. I threw them out. They did however have good ranch and hot sauce for the chicken. I would give them a second chance w the pizza if I was in a pinch for a late night meal.

The young lady working out front, pleasant and helpful, food cake out quickly and served at the…read moreperfect temperature. The food was large portions , however only mediocre. My soda from the fountain machine was totally flat, almost like there was no soda water at all, I couldn't drink it and had to change to iced tea. The garlic knots were huge but not much garlic butter used on them. The two meatballs that were served with the spaghetti were pretty large , menu stated they were 3 oz each. The marinara sauce with very tomatoey but not much of any other flavor in the profile

Giving a 4-star because I love the outdoor seating accompanied by LIVE band and great service. The…read morewaiting time was almost an hour for pizza order but pizza tasted good. Ordered spaghetti meatballs too, and flavor was just alright.

Best pizza ever Their red sauce is to die for!…read morePizza is never over cooked . Never been disappointed , they're always consistent .!

Stopped in here with the family to have some fresh made pizza and some pretzel and cheese bites,…read moreeverybody just felt like pizza that night, but they also have some really good food on the menu. this restaurant is a busy place, but the service is very prompt.

Cool spot. Great food…read more Our server got seated the entire upper floor for herself at same time which took away from service a bit. The musician was awesome Bartender was one of best I've had anywhere. Would definitely go here, worth the wait

The atmosphere is perfection. We expected the food to be better, but unfortunately it was just ok…read more My fried chicken sandwich was the star of our lunch, but it was only a B. My husband's burger, ordered a medium rare, was well done. We didn't see a server for a while after we received our food, so he just ate it. The $4 up charge for sweet potato tots is so not worth a dime. They were inedible, but our server didn't ask how ANYTHING was so there wasn't any opportunity to change, send back etc. My fries were piping hot and tasted good for about five minutes until they cooled. After that, they were very mealy...you know how those taste. So very disappointed after hearing good things about this place. We won't be back here. Plenty of other places to eat in SA. Restaurants are crying the blues about costs, but don't seem to care much about quality any longer. I don't know about you, but until these establishments can show me they care about customers and quality, I'm going to be cautious about spending my money on a lunch costing $70. You?