One of the best restaurants that I've ever had the food is so good and so is the serviceread more

How have I been visiting St. Augustine several times a year for several decades are not known about…read moreD'Aleo Italian Deli until a recent visit? Let me tell you this small deli/restaurant is so worth your visit. It is conveniently located on US one south State Road 312. In a small strip shopping center. Turn when you see the McDonald's it's in the shopping center behind it. My dining companion and I split the The Boss sub for $11.99. Filled with generous amounts of Mortadella, Sopressata, Prosciutto and Provolone and topped with tomato and shredded lettuce, this sandwich is a total winner! It is enough for two people and probably could be shared between three or four people with some chips on the side. We had no trouble finding a table at 3:20 PM on a Saturday however, by the time we left, there was a line out the door! We chose to sample the dessert in order to cannoli for $2.99 and a huge piece of tiramisu for $4.99. This meal may be one of the best values in all of St. Augustine. According to the menu, the restaurant/deli opened in 1989. I'm embarrassed we did not know about it sooner. The desserts were wonderful and probably one of the best cannolis I've had in years crispy shell and delicious filling. There are so many more options to try on the menu and a wonderful range of pasta, sauces, and toppings to take home. There are a wonderful Italian cookies and frozen ravioli and stuffed shells too many to make a full mention here. We definitely will return and I certainly encourage anyone reading this to try it for themselves!

I don't really write reviews but holy shit this place is such a gem. I'm from ny and let me tell…read moreyou..... bread makes everything and they know that for sure. I also have had many phillys in Philly and this is might be better than the ones I've had I live an hour away and can't wait to come back every time we visit! Also alot of those reviews i think also don't understand a northern sense of humor. This place is 20/10

Not gonna lie.... for the amount of times it have been in St Augustine it took me way too long to…read morefinally make it to South-A-Philly. First off love the spot it's simple and for a good Cheesesteak that's all you need. Of course they had Herr's so we got 2 bags. Went with 3 Cheesesteaks, 2 Wiz Wit (Cheese Wiz & Onion) and 1 White America with Onions. If you're asking well what Herr's did you get it was 2 bags of the Jalapeno Poppers Cheese Curls. They are the best Cheese Puff on the market. So the Cheesesteak, for sure in the top of the 904 area. My go to was the Wiz Wit and this was fulling packed. Tons of steak and plenty of wiz. Everyone knows there is nothing worse then a dry cheesesteak. Bread was soft, onions caramelized and on the bigger side for sure. It's for sure a very finely chopped steak. I can see us coming back and enjoying again.

Make no mistake--this is a diner, and a very good one. The food was delicious, the coffee was…read moreexcellent, and the service was outstanding.

We sat outside and all of us ordered the Irish skillet - so worth it! The amount of corned beef,…read moreand potatoes is amazing. I got it with rye bread and was so impressed how well everything blended together. My daughter was the outsider and ordered their cream cheese French toast with whip cream and strawberries YUMMMMM! We were friends meeting up for the first time in a while and we all felt rushed by the waitress. They weren't busy which is the only reason for the 4 stars

Anastasia Kitchen offers up the best breakfast skillet located in a small cozy cafe! The eggs and…read morepotatoes were cooked to perfection. The service was friendly. Next time we visit Saint Augustine, this will definitely be a brunch spot we hit up again. We went on a weekday morning and were seated immediately. There are only 5 tables, of which 2 of them are for parties of 2. Several groups had to wait outside for 15-20 minutes to be seated. Keep this in mind if you are on a time crunch.

Cash only, quaint establishment conveniently located in a small plaza on Anastasia Blvd. Was…read morestaying at Conch House and needed to grab a quick breakfast and "Sheila's Cafe/Anastasia Diner" did not disappoint. Matt cooked up the most delicious breakfast quesadilla and the tastiest home fries I've ever eaten. Was a stand-out on my trip and I will be sure to return next time I'm in town!

We were rather surprised to find a restaurant in Saint Augustine that specializes in ... grilled…read morecheese sandwiches! One would think there's not much you can do with a grilled cheese sandwich, but the Grilled Cheese Gallery proves that assumption wrong. There are 13 amazing and creative choices of grilled cheese here. Don't like grilled cheese? They also serve salads, poutine, mac & cheese grilled sandwiches, ice cream and other desserts. This is Comfort Food headquarters! There were actually so many choices it was hard to choose. I chose A Night in Amsterdam: Gouda, Gruyere, Swiss, Cheddar, on Artisan White. My wife had The Queen Brie: House cured bacon, French Brie, Raspberry Puree, Balsamic on Sourdough. My Amsterdam was quite a creation: three slices balanced on a pedestal with cheese trailing down more than a foot. It was delicious! My wife lauded her Queen Brie as well. We wish we had more time in Saint Augustine as this place is definitely worth a second visit.

Yum!! I came here as part of a party of 5 on a trip to St. Augustine this past weekend. We were…read moretired and a little hangry when we walked in, and thankfully, everyone in the group loved this place! We ordered: the Amsterdam, the Artist, the Queen Brie, and the Classic (2 sandwiches). Three of us upgraded to a small cup of tomato soup (each order comes with a mini cup for dipping). I was the lucky person who ordered the Amsterdam, which, much to our surprise and delight, was served on a hook with melted cheese stretching down to the tray it was served on. Everyone had to take a photo of my sandwich! It contained a variety of cheeses, so while the taste was fairly classic, it was a bit more nuanced than the Classic sandwich, which only had cheddar cheese. Everyone else thought their sandwiches were delicious too. And we all loved the homemade tomato soup! I tend to be a bigger fan of creamy tomato soups, but this one was rich with umami flavor and had a bit of a kick. While this is a counter-service restaurant that's pretty much no-frills, the employees were friendly and helpful. One of them refilled our water cups at the table, even though the pitcher she had was leaking, and I didn't get the sense that they normally did that. Sadly, they don't sell soft serve ice cream any more, but there are so many ice cream shops in this part of St. Augustine that you can easily walk somewhere else for dessert (which we did). The place wasn't crowded on a Friday evening and had lots of menu choices, so if you like grilled cheese sandwiches, whether creative or simple, be sure to stop by the Grilled Cheese Gallery on your visit to St. Augustine!

One of our favorites, very good food and service with great staff. Will keep going back.read more

We met friends here on a Sunday at 12:30 with a party of 8, and overall it was a mixed experience…read more The host greeted us quickly and had tables pulled together in the back without much of a wait, which we appreciated. Our server was attentive at the start--she took drink orders as each portion of our group arrived and kept things moving smoothly. As we got closer to closing time (2:00 PM), service shifted a bit. About 15 minutes before closing, as we were wrapping up, our server stopped checking in. This was our first visit, though friends in our group had been once before and described it as "just okay," which felt accurate to us as well. We always like supporting local spots, and this was an easy meeting location, so we were hopeful. It's also worth noting they currently hold a strong 4.5 rating, and it seems like many locals really enjoy this place. That said, the biggest drawback for us was the portion size compared to the pricing. One person in our group ordered a Reuben, and the meat didn't even cover the bottom slice of bread--with not enough to redistribute. The fries portion was very small (more like a kids' serving), and the plate was around $13. That seemed to be the general theme--nothing tasted bad, but nothing stood out, and portions felt light across the board. Atmosphere-wise, it's what you'd expect from a diner--casual, relaxed, and easygoing. We'd consider going back for convenience, but it's not a place we'd go out of our way for. With a few adjustments--especially around portion sizes--this could easily match the reputation it already seems to have with locals.

We went for my birthday lunch on Monday:) It is such a cute diner right off of a busy street in at…read moreaug. We all loved our food! The staff was so friendly and the inside has a checker board floor like you are walking back in time! I loves it. I got the Reuben which was so yummy and huge. My husband got the gyro and it was delish and big enough for two. My youngest daughter got the grape leaves appetizer as her meal. She liked the grape leaves but they definitely couldve been more. My oldest got the fries and a greek salad!! Both were yummy!! All of the portions are huge. You can most likely share all of it!

Food was excellent! Was pleased with the amount of parking for downtown. The place was nostalgic…read morediner vibes! Service came quick! Would definitely recommend a trip there again!

We decided to eat at this cute little bistro cafe after we were in the museum restaurant and waited…read more15 minutes after being seated at a table there for lunch and were completely ignored. Soooo we left and honestly I'm glad we did! Reflections Bistro is small and the folks working there are really friendly and welcoming. They were quick to tell us they were out of a particular menu item so we didn't order it. We ordered at the counter and sat and relaxed while our simple but delicious lunch was made to order back in the kitchen and chatted about our day. We had an appointment for a tour at Flagler College which is just across the street and we didn't want to be late. The nice folks here got us fed well and on our way in a timely manner. We really enjoyed the food and atmosphere!

We enjoyed a delightful lunch at the Reflections Bistro, after which we toured the Lightner Museum…read more We were the only customers at the time of our visit. We ordered a couple of Castillo Club sandwiches. It was fresh and delicious! The toasted Cuban loaf bread was a great touch! Lunch was served on the cutest plates and our server was friendly and very attentive. We found the Reflections Bistro on Yelp and so glad we did!