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7 Shops & Restaurants To Visit In St. Augustine

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7 Shops & Restaurants To Visit In St. Augustine
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This list is here to prove that the oldest city in the U.S. has some of the greatest and authentic stores and eateries to find as your explore this historic city.

1. Whetstone Chocolates

Located off of King St. and St. George St., this chocolate factory is one not to miss during your visit. Whetstone's has been providing St. Augustine with gourmet, high quality chocolates since the 60's. Tours are given to go behind the scenes and see how the factory creates their famous delicacies like the seashell shaped chocolates.


2. The Red Pineapple

If lacey dresses and dainty jewelry is not your thing, feel free to skip this shop. However, for those who adore eclectic boutiques, this one will not disappoint. From kitchenware and coffee mugs with quirky quotes to elegant blouses, this store is sure invite you in from just walking by the window.

3. Spice and Tea Exchange

Found off of Hypolita Street in downtown historic St. Augustine, you'll be able to smell the wonderful spices and tea leaves from across the street. This store is the master of spices, blends and teas. Popular treats include Black Truffle Sea Salt, Tuscany Spice Blend and Autumn Apple Crisp Tea.

4. The Spanish Bakery & Cafe

Tucked away in a courtyard on St. George St., this bakery will blow your mind and taste buds. Empanadas, freshly baked bread, turnovers and cinnamon rolls the size of the moon—it's hard to visit the city and not enjoy a meal or snack here. Using a stone hearth oven and based off of old recipes, a meal here will not easily be forgotten.

5. Pizzalley's

Peering in from the window off of St. George Street, this Italian restaurant doesn't look like much. However, the back of the restaurant opens up into a scene straight out of an Italian portrait. Not only is the atmosphere capturing, but the food is spectacular. A variety of pizzas, pasta dishes and salads are signatures of this raving restaurant.

6. Earthbound Trading Co.

Tapestries, aromas, Bohemian style clothing and other peculiar oddities can be found at this one-of-a-kind store. Earthy, cool tone clothes and accessories with catch your eye as you browse the store, along with the unique wall art. There's much to see here!

7. The Kookaburra

Cool down from the Florida rays with an iced coffee and treat at this Aussie-American Espresso Bar. With several different locations, you're bound to come across one while touring the city. Their menu of signature drinks—The Honey Badger among its most popular—pair nicely with their Aussie Pies, baked flaky and savory goodness.


This list doesn't even come close to all St. Augustine has to offer. However, it's a great start and will lead you to many more wonderful treasures in historic St. Augustine.


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