Greater St. Augustine SAVOR

The areas that we refer to as “Greater St. Augustine” offer convenience, plenty of waterfront dining options and a must-see revitalized beach town.

With U.S. Highway 1 connecting the paths to all parts of St. Augustine, this main artery is a commercial corridor filled with a wide selection of restaurants with easy accessibility and plenty of parking. A section of the highway is parallel with inland waterways featuring marinas and waterfront eateries, many accessible by boat or car. And, St. Augustine Beach isn’t the only game in our amazing town! Don’t miss a visit to the revitalized Vilano Beach Town Center with its fishing and sightseeing pier and mid-century modern architecture. This charming oceanside destination is the site of the Whiskey, Wine & Wildlife festival in November, featuring numerous tasting events highlighting restaurateurs from the area. Continue north on A1A and you’ll find spectacular oceanfront and riverside dining on the Intracoastal Waterway.

above: The Reef offers one of the most spectacular oceanfront locations on the East Coast and lunch, dinner and award-winning Sunday Brunch. (Full moon is always a cause célèbre, too!) left to right, top to bottom: Pick your poison at Taco Libre, which offers a wide selection of premium tequilas at their full bar. With two locations—one in St. Augustine Beach and the other right at the corner of State Road 16 and U.S. Highway 1, authentic Mexican cuisine and libations are nearby! You don’t have to be coming or going to enjoy the vibe at Hangar One Bistro, located at St. Augustine’s municipal airport. Offering breakfast, lunch, dinner and full bar, Hangar One is a great place to hang out any time of day. Speaking of dayparts, Ned’s Southside Kitchen has that covered as well. For lunch and dinner, this popular diner-style restaurant is a favorite with locals. Another local favorite is also on U.S. 1—Schooner’s Seafood House—renowned and beloved for its fresh, local seafood specialties served in a casual setting.