St. Augustine. 450 years of experience in world class hospitality, serving food and drink to the many, from locals to visitors from around the globe. In a city rich with history and culture, explore the city’s many restaurants, gastropubs, taprooms, bars, diners, distilleries, fish shacks and beloved greasy spoons. Get the idea? It’s a food and beverage town. Come join the party!

Our interpretation of New American dining, featuring a Florida-inspired menu and handcrafted cocktails. inspired by Ernest Hemingway’s “The Old Man and the Sea” selections include fresh seafood, tender steaks, lush salads, and customer-favorite poke bowls. Open all day.

Local codes don’t allow any structures on the beach or dunes. While Guy Harvey’s Surf Shack draws quite the local beach crowd at times, if you’re looking to explore neighborhood haunts, you’ll find an eclectic collection of convivial beach restaurants, bars, cafes, coffeeshops and bakeries sprinkled along AIA in 1.5 miles between the hotel and St. Johns Pier. Links to some of our favorites are listed below!

The City Scene is not to be missed! The good news is how close the beach is to historic St. Augustine and some of Northeast Florida’s most acclaimed dining and nightlife! There’s no lack of guides to popular dining choices. Some of the sites that we use to keep up-to-date on the St. Augustine foodie scene are listed below.

Links to some of our favorite dining experiences are listed below.