St. Augustine Lunch FavoritesAs you are touring around St. Augustine, you’re going to work up an appetite. So finding a great St. Augustine lunch restaurant is important. We have a place or two in mind that will satisfy those hunger pangs and they are delicious! Choosing which one to try first is going to be the hard part. Why not stay a week or two and try them all? Then...
The Spanish Bakery offers traditional Spanish lunch fare. Empanadas (Spanish meat pie), Picadillo, Smoked sausage roll and a soup of the day. Be sure to get a loaf of their famous homemade bread or rolls fresh out of the oven. And did I mention the cinnamon rolls? Hint: be sure to get there early or you'll miss out. Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. 42 St George Street
Sea Fair Restaurant is the oldest family owned restaurant in St. Augustine and a local favorite. Mr. Anthony Hadjis, a Greek immigrant, began serving up his delicious fare to the folks around St. Augustine in 1953. His restaurant dream lives on through his children who now operate the establishment. Everyone loves their fried shrimp, prime rib and fresh fish. Also, you might enjoy one of their homemade daily specials. Hours: 11:30 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Tuesday – Friday
Try one of their Panini or how about a Feta-Walnut salad? One of their l-a-r-g-e cookies is just right for dessert. Just take a peek in the window and you’ll agree.
121 St. George Street
Pizzalleys is pizza. As you walk by their front door on St. George Street you’ll be offered a sample (as if the smell wasn’t enough to entice you) and the next thing you know your sitting there munching on pizza.
117 St. George Street
Columbia Restaurant serves Spanish/Cuban cuisine for lunch and dinner. The lunch menu has something for everyone. Try the Scallops Casimiro, fresh scallops baked in a clay pot or the signature 1905 Salad which is mixed right at your table, both, delicious! Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Monday – Thursday 98 St. George Street
Blue Planet Co-op is a health food store– juice bar– deli all rolled into one. I love to stop in for a fresh carrot juice and a wrap for lunch. They feature organic local produce and a variety of other health foods. All of the items in stock are researched and hand pickedto assure you that you are purchasing only the highest quality organic foods and products. Even though it is a co-op you don’t have to be a member to buy, although, the membership fee is quite modest. Hours: 9:30 a.m.—6:00 p.m. Monday—Friday 846 Anastasia Blvd
O’Steens has been around forever and is a local institution here in St. Augustine. It is just a small place with a down-home atmosphere that is world-renowned for their fried shrimp. Be prepared to wait for a table here. There is a fun antique shop next door to poke around in while you wait. Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. Tuesday – Saturday 205 Anastasia Blvd
Schooner’s Seafood House, as the name implies, is all about seafood; fried seafood, the way seafood should be eaten, right? You will get a generous portion cooked just right. Fun Facts about Schooner's (from their website): The "Fountain of Youth" is actually Schooner's Minorcan Clam Chowder. So eat up! Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Daily 3560 North Ponce de Leon Blvd. Give these places a try I know you won’t be disappointed and you’re sure to leave with a full tummy. Do you have a favorite lunch restaurant in St. Augustine? Why not share your thoughts. We'd love to hear from you! Return to St-Augustine-Travel-Guide.com home page. St. Augustine, Florida Top of page 
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