We have visited this beautiful town many times and especially love it during Christmas celebrations. It is a great place to visit during your retirement travel. St. Augustine, FL, is the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the United States, dating back to 1565. This historic city, characterized by its cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture, boasts a vibrant culinary scene that fuses traditional Southern flavors with diverse international influences. Visitors can savor fresh seafood at waterfront eateries, indulge in Spanish and Cuban cuisine reminiscent of its colonial past, or enjoy modern twists on classic dishes at contemporary restaurants.
St. Augustine’s dining establishments offer a taste of the city’s rich history and reflect its dynamic, evolving food culture, making it a must-visit destination for history buffs and food enthusiasts. We hope you enjoy our Retirement Travelers travel guide to all the best places to eat in St. Augustine restaurants.
Best Restaurants in St. Augustine Map
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Best Time to Visit St. Augustine, Florida
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Donald E. L. Johnson
Our favorite Saint Augustine and Jacksonville, Fl, area restaurant is The Reef.
On most Sunday’s we go to the Reef Restaurant with friends or family for their fabulous brunch. Everything on the menu is tasty and good, and the prices let folks who don’t drink get out for about $40 to $55 plus tip per couple.
The Reef is the only restaurant that sits on the Atlantic Ocean beach where we listen to the ocean, watch the kids, dogs, shore fishermen, walkers, joggers and people who ride their conventional and electric bikes.
The Reef has a big parking lot but it fills pretty quickly on Sunday mornings.
rtravelers
Thanks for the suggestion. Sounds like a great place. There are so many great restaurants in St. Augustine. Thanks for commenting and hope you are enjoying our YouTube channel and website.
John and Bev