Primeira classificação Restaurantes e cafés em St. Augustine

Always on the lookout for good vegetarian options? The Floridian features a menu with built-in ones, but omnivores shouldn't worry because The Floridian serves them too. The kitchen fuses a melange of Southern comfort food alongside what could be called healthy Californian. With dishes as eclectic as Ancho-Citrus Brined Turkey or the Five Spice Smoked Tempeh (soy product), the restaurant is always a nice change of pace in this historic beach town. If you're looking for a something a little more breakfast like, try their sister cafe La Floridita right next door.

Carmelo's Pizzeria may be mainstay for Flagler College students, but this establishment has been here in St. Augustine for more than a century. Most of the menu focuses on the pizzas, yet the kitchen still provides sandwiches, calzones, panini, wings, salads, subs and wraps. After dinner, check out the San Sebastian Winery across the street for a tasting or head to Whetstone Chocolate Factory to satisfy the sweet tooth.

Housed in a charming 18th-century building, The Tasting Room is the place to go and tapear (eat tapas) while in St Augustine. The menus change according to season and they all feature items from home such as aged Serrano and Iberian ham, Chorizo and the popular Valdéon or Manchego cheeses. Some of the traditional tapas themselves include pulpo (octopus), Croquetas (croquettes) and Caracoles (snails). In addition to spectacular seasonal menus, The Tasting Room also has excellent prix-fixe ones. The wine list is equally impressive, the restaurant not only has varietals from around Spain like Tempranillo, Albariño and Garnacha, but it also has wines from regions around the world.

Oasis is a well-known watering hole offering casual dining, a full bar and direct access to the beach. It's open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and each service has everything from traditional eggs and waffles to burgers, dogs, soups and salads. The bar is usually filled with local patrons who come to watch one of the games on more than 40 different TVs and enjoy a bucket of oysters. Others come for the live music that varies depending on the night, sometimes its rock, sometimes its country or something in-between.

The unpretentious Crucial Coffee Café is a mom-and-pop establishment that prides itself on quality coffee. It's housed in what resembles a chic, wooden shack in St. Augustine's historic district, right near the Castillo de San Marcos. In addition to excellent coffee and espresso, the baristas also serve smoothies, milkshakes, bubble teas and pastries. Since the little house is so small, the open air patio is a perfect place to take your coffee while you relax under the sunny Florida skies.

Clark's Fish Camp Sea Food Restaurant is home to traditional Floridian seafood, steaks, chicken, and out of the ordinary food. This popular and always-crowded spot can be found in Mandarin, on the south side of Jacksonville right on Julington Creek. They have garnered rave reviews over the years, serving up favorites from finger food to hearty full sized entrees. Alligator tail is a specialty. The rustic, faintly nautical theme comes complete with nets on the walls. It's a casual, family-friendly spot with views overlooking the mesmerizing creek.