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Sainte-George Restaurant
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Stylish haunt featuring upmarket European & American dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.
Nearby attractions
Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
11 S Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum
12 S Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Potter's Wax Museum
31 Orange St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
19 San Marco Ave, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Colonial Oak Music Park
21 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084, United States
Colonial Quarter
14 S Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
St. Augustine and St. Johns County Visitor Information Center
10 S Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Old City Gates
2 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
High Tide Gallery St. Augustine
2 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
St. Photios Shrine Greek Orthodox National Shrine
41 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Nearby restaurants
Auggie's Draft Room
3 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Mojo Old City BBQ
5 Cordova St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
St. Augustine Seafood Company
33 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Columbia Restaurant
98 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
The Spanish Bakery & Cafe
42 1/2 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Bull & Crown Publick House
53 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Likit Soft Serve
9 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084, United States
Bar Harbor Cheesecake Company
6 Cordova St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
The Florida Cracker Cafe
81 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
River & Fort Restaurant & Roof Top Lounge
12 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Nearby hotels
St. George Inn
4 St George St #101, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Agustin Inn Bed and Breakfast
29 Cuna St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Casa de Suenos Bed and Breakfast
20 Cordova St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Carriage Way Inn Bed & Breakfast
70 Cuna St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Carriage Way - Centennial Bed and Breakfast
26 Cordova St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Southern Wind Inn
18 Cordova St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Best Western Historic Bayfront
16 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, FL 32084
44 Spanish Street Inn (Adults Only)
44 Spanish St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Renaissance St. Augustine Historic Downtown Hotel
6 W Castillo Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32084
The Old Powder House Inn and Breakfast
38 Cordova St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
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Sainte-George Restaurant

1 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084
4.2(526)
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Stylish haunt featuring upmarket European & American dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.

attractions: Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum, Potter's Wax Museum, Ripley's Believe It or Not!, Colonial Oak Music Park, Colonial Quarter, St. Augustine and St. Johns County Visitor Information Center, Old City Gates, High Tide Gallery St. Augustine, St. Photios Shrine Greek Orthodox National Shrine, restaurants: Auggie's Draft Room, Mojo Old City BBQ, St. Augustine Seafood Company, Columbia Restaurant, The Spanish Bakery & Cafe, Bull & Crown Publick House, Likit Soft Serve, Bar Harbor Cheesecake Company, The Florida Cracker Cafe, River & Fort Restaurant & Roof Top Lounge
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Phone
(904) 429-9345
Website
sainte-george.com

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Corn Bread Skillet
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Fried Calamari
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Avocado Toast

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Nearby attractions of Sainte-George Restaurant

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum

Potter's Wax Museum

Ripley's Believe It or Not!

Colonial Oak Music Park

Colonial Quarter

St. Augustine and St. Johns County Visitor Information Center

Old City Gates

High Tide Gallery St. Augustine

St. Photios Shrine Greek Orthodox National Shrine

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

4.7

(12.9K)

Open 24 hours
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St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum

St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum

4.6

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Potter's Wax Museum

Potter's Wax Museum

4.6

(1.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Ripley's Believe It or Not!

Ripley's Believe It or Not!

4.4

(3.8K)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Sainte-George Restaurant

Auggie's Draft Room

Mojo Old City BBQ

St. Augustine Seafood Company

Columbia Restaurant

The Spanish Bakery & Cafe

Bull & Crown Publick House

Likit Soft Serve

Bar Harbor Cheesecake Company

The Florida Cracker Cafe

River & Fort Restaurant & Roof Top Lounge

Auggie's Draft Room

Auggie's Draft Room

4.5

(626)

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Mojo Old City BBQ

Mojo Old City BBQ

4.5

(1.8K)

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St. Augustine Seafood Company

St. Augustine Seafood Company

4.2

(1.1K)

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Columbia Restaurant

Columbia Restaurant

4.4

(5.4K)

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Ranelle RoseRanelle Rose
Where do I even begin! My husband and I travel all over the world and we have never experienced this bad of service any where. I been in the food service industry for over 20 years and it made my skin crawl watching the dysfunctional flow of this restaurant.The blonde host was very rude. As she was checking us in she begins to yell at the people to close the door then tells us to go wait somewhere and she will find us. Never says I got you checked in or anything. After 10 minutes of waiting she comes outside and takes us upstairs. My husband and I sat there for 15 minutes with not one waitress/waiter looked at us. Finally I flagged one down. He brought out a bottle of water that was warm as can be. We placed our order and I asked for a glass of ice. As we sat and waited for our food every table around us had to flag an employee down for either their bill or to get waited on. We got our app which was the crap artichoke dip. It was ok. Then our food came that was brougt by a food runner. My husband's prime rib looked good and he liked it. I got the Christmas platter and the presentation looked like someone threw up on my plate. The ham was very dry and the cranberry sauce was awful!! When we were 90% done with our food our server finally came over and asked if we got our appetizer and never brought my ice. If I was the owner of this restaurant I would fire the entire staff that worked upstairs tonight or I would put them through extensive training. Also what is up with the table numbers and that ridiculous white board. Why can't you have sections like any other restaurant on this planet. Then you won't have your staff staring at a white board wondering what table they have next and wasting time. The host walks over writes a table number under a staff name and walks away. Never even tells them they have a new table.Then what really put me over the edge is when I got the bill you have the nerve to put a 20% tip for large party and 1.5% tip for the kitchen staff. My party contained 2 people. You should be ashamed!! I was told it's because of the holiday. I have been here for several days and I come here few times a year. I tip very well WHEN DESERVED!! If you continue to let your establishment run this way it won't be open for much longer!!
Tim BehlingTim Behling
St. George Restaurant: A 5-Star Symphony for the Senses in St. Augustine The moment you step into St. George Restaurant, you're enveloped in an atmosphere as rich and flavorful as the food itself. Dimmed lighting casts a warm glow on exposed brick walls and elegant furnishings, while the soft murmur of conversation creates a buzz of energy that's both intimate and exciting. It's the perfect stage for a culinary masterpiece, and St. George delivers in spades. I admit, I went in a bit skeptical. Honey-glazed salmon? Not my usual fare. And I'll confess, I'm not a rice enthusiast. But one bite of that salmon, and I was singing a different tune. The glaze was a symphony of sweet and savory, perfectly caramelized and clinging to the moist, flaky fish. And the rice pilaf? It was like a revelation, fluffy and bursting with fragrant herbs and spices that somehow made me forget my rice aversion. Speaking of surprises, the whipped potatoes deserve their own standing ovation. Infused with a subtle hint of lemon, they were unexpected, but utterly delightful. Creamy and light, they provided the perfect counterpoint to the richness of the salmon. My wife, who's no big fan of hamburgers, devoured hers with the same gusto. That's the kind of magic St. George works. And then there's the service. As I was leaving, I stopped to compliment the staff on the incredible meal. The person I spoke to, impeccably dressed and exuding a certain leadership aura, surprised me when she revealed she was one of the owners! How often do you see an owner bussing tables, taking the time to ensure every guest has a flawless experience? It speaks volumes about the dedication and passion that permeate this restaurant. So, a huge thank you to Scott York at See American Tours for putting St. George on my radar. You sent me on a culinary adventure I'll never forget. If you're looking for a dining experience that's as much about the atmosphere and service as it is about the food, look no further than St. George Restaurant. It's a five-star symphony for the senses, and I urge you to book your reservation now. You won't regret it! **P.S.** Don't skip the whipped potatoes! Trust me, the lemon twist is worth the surprise.
Andy OAndy O
oak in the city’s beauty. The Menu: Saint’s menu is a testament to well-crafted Italian cuisine. • Starters: Begin with the Bread Service (a must-try) and appetizers like Zucchini Fritters, Octopus, and Crispy Roman Artichokes. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared and cooked to perfection. • Entrées: Highlights include the flavorful Lamb Chops and Pesto-Glazed Salmon, both seasoned impeccably and served with generous portions. The Branzino and Braised Veal Osso Bucco also garnered high praise from our party for their tenderness and rich flavors. • Drinks: A full bar offers an excellent selection of wines, house-made cocktails, and craft beers to complement your meal. Service: The service at Saint was nothing short of exceptional. The staff worked seamlessly as a team, ensuring that every guest felt attended to without being intrusive. Their attentiveness and warmth elevated the overall dining experience. Dessert: While the savory dishes set a high bar, the desserts were a slight letdown. Both the Tiramisu and chocolate cake, though decent, fell short of the extraordinary standards set by the rest of the meal. A Special Touch: A tour of the restaurant revealed its unique spaces, each with its own charm. The rooftop bar and balcony seating deserve special mention for their stunning views and ambiance. Final Thoughts: Saint Restaurant is a fantastic addition to St. Augustine’s culinary landscape. With its impeccable food, welcoming service, and unmatched setting, it’s an ideal destination for date nights, celebrations, or a memorable evening downtown. Highly recommend Saint — we’ll definitely be back! 📍 Saint Restaurant 44 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, FL ⏰ Open daily from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m.
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Where do I even begin! My husband and I travel all over the world and we have never experienced this bad of service any where. I been in the food service industry for over 20 years and it made my skin crawl watching the dysfunctional flow of this restaurant.The blonde host was very rude. As she was checking us in she begins to yell at the people to close the door then tells us to go wait somewhere and she will find us. Never says I got you checked in or anything. After 10 minutes of waiting she comes outside and takes us upstairs. My husband and I sat there for 15 minutes with not one waitress/waiter looked at us. Finally I flagged one down. He brought out a bottle of water that was warm as can be. We placed our order and I asked for a glass of ice. As we sat and waited for our food every table around us had to flag an employee down for either their bill or to get waited on. We got our app which was the crap artichoke dip. It was ok. Then our food came that was brougt by a food runner. My husband's prime rib looked good and he liked it. I got the Christmas platter and the presentation looked like someone threw up on my plate. The ham was very dry and the cranberry sauce was awful!! When we were 90% done with our food our server finally came over and asked if we got our appetizer and never brought my ice. If I was the owner of this restaurant I would fire the entire staff that worked upstairs tonight or I would put them through extensive training. Also what is up with the table numbers and that ridiculous white board. Why can't you have sections like any other restaurant on this planet. Then you won't have your staff staring at a white board wondering what table they have next and wasting time. The host walks over writes a table number under a staff name and walks away. Never even tells them they have a new table.Then what really put me over the edge is when I got the bill you have the nerve to put a 20% tip for large party and 1.5% tip for the kitchen staff. My party contained 2 people. You should be ashamed!! I was told it's because of the holiday. I have been here for several days and I come here few times a year. I tip very well WHEN DESERVED!! If you continue to let your establishment run this way it won't be open for much longer!!
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St. George Restaurant: A 5-Star Symphony for the Senses in St. Augustine The moment you step into St. George Restaurant, you're enveloped in an atmosphere as rich and flavorful as the food itself. Dimmed lighting casts a warm glow on exposed brick walls and elegant furnishings, while the soft murmur of conversation creates a buzz of energy that's both intimate and exciting. It's the perfect stage for a culinary masterpiece, and St. George delivers in spades. I admit, I went in a bit skeptical. Honey-glazed salmon? Not my usual fare. And I'll confess, I'm not a rice enthusiast. But one bite of that salmon, and I was singing a different tune. The glaze was a symphony of sweet and savory, perfectly caramelized and clinging to the moist, flaky fish. And the rice pilaf? It was like a revelation, fluffy and bursting with fragrant herbs and spices that somehow made me forget my rice aversion. Speaking of surprises, the whipped potatoes deserve their own standing ovation. Infused with a subtle hint of lemon, they were unexpected, but utterly delightful. Creamy and light, they provided the perfect counterpoint to the richness of the salmon. My wife, who's no big fan of hamburgers, devoured hers with the same gusto. That's the kind of magic St. George works. And then there's the service. As I was leaving, I stopped to compliment the staff on the incredible meal. The person I spoke to, impeccably dressed and exuding a certain leadership aura, surprised me when she revealed she was one of the owners! How often do you see an owner bussing tables, taking the time to ensure every guest has a flawless experience? It speaks volumes about the dedication and passion that permeate this restaurant. So, a huge thank you to Scott York at See American Tours for putting St. George on my radar. You sent me on a culinary adventure I'll never forget. If you're looking for a dining experience that's as much about the atmosphere and service as it is about the food, look no further than St. George Restaurant. It's a five-star symphony for the senses, and I urge you to book your reservation now. You won't regret it! **P.S.** Don't skip the whipped potatoes! Trust me, the lemon twist is worth the surprise.
Tim Behling

Tim Behling

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oak in the city’s beauty. The Menu: Saint’s menu is a testament to well-crafted Italian cuisine. • Starters: Begin with the Bread Service (a must-try) and appetizers like Zucchini Fritters, Octopus, and Crispy Roman Artichokes. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared and cooked to perfection. • Entrées: Highlights include the flavorful Lamb Chops and Pesto-Glazed Salmon, both seasoned impeccably and served with generous portions. The Branzino and Braised Veal Osso Bucco also garnered high praise from our party for their tenderness and rich flavors. • Drinks: A full bar offers an excellent selection of wines, house-made cocktails, and craft beers to complement your meal. Service: The service at Saint was nothing short of exceptional. The staff worked seamlessly as a team, ensuring that every guest felt attended to without being intrusive. Their attentiveness and warmth elevated the overall dining experience. Dessert: While the savory dishes set a high bar, the desserts were a slight letdown. Both the Tiramisu and chocolate cake, though decent, fell short of the extraordinary standards set by the rest of the meal. A Special Touch: A tour of the restaurant revealed its unique spaces, each with its own charm. The rooftop bar and balcony seating deserve special mention for their stunning views and ambiance. Final Thoughts: Saint Restaurant is a fantastic addition to St. Augustine’s culinary landscape. With its impeccable food, welcoming service, and unmatched setting, it’s an ideal destination for date nights, celebrations, or a memorable evening downtown. Highly recommend Saint — we’ll definitely be back! 📍 Saint Restaurant 44 Avenida Menendez, St. Augustine, FL ⏰ Open daily from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m.
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4.2
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1.0
49w

I have never experienced anything like this! I booked a 7 pm reservation online for this place in OCTOBER for Christmas Eve dinner. My family and I were traveling for Christmas and I wanted to get ahead of it knowing that many places would book quickly. The website made this place seem very nice and we were excited to have a nice meal together on Christmas Eve. I had email and text confirmation of my reservation for 7 pm. About a week before our reservation I called to see if there was anyway we could move the reservation to 5, but told the girl on the phone I understood if that was not possible and would gladly keep 7 if that was the case. She was nice, but seemed confused, almost like she couldn’t find my reservation and asked to call me back. I never received a call back, but got a message on open table via my email a few hours later saying they could no longer accommodate my 7 pm reservation but that they could take us at 9. Very confused, I called. I was very kind and simply trying to confirm what time they had me down for, and the woman on the phone this time was so incredibly RUDE!! She didnt seem to care that I had made a reservation for 7 well in advance and literally said “ I don’t know what you want me to tell you, it’s Christmas Eve and we’re very busy”. After some back and forth she finally moved my reservation to 9:30 so we could be accommodated. I didn’t argue, I was just happy to have a place to eat on Christmas Eve and I thought maybe she was just having a bad day, knowing how tough working in hospitality can be this time of year. Once again, I received a text and email confirmation of our new reservation time.

Christmas Eve comes and me and my family arrive promptly at 9:25 for our 9:30 reservation. There are a ton of other parties waiting outside. I go inside to try to check in and there is no one to be found at the front. Everyone seems confused. Finally the blonde hostess appears and very rudely tells everyone they need to go outside and she will get to us when she can. A person in front of me tried asking a server about his reservation and they very rudely replied “ well we close at 10!”

I go outside along with the other parties waiting, who all somehow had 9:30 reservations and were basically scolded to go wait outside. Finally the hostess comes out and very unapologetically tells us that she doesn’t think we will all be able to be seated and that the online booking system doesn’t talk to their computers?? What?!? At this point I’m so over it and decided that we didn’t want to give a place that treats its patrons like this hundreds of dollars so we went back to our hotel and ordered pizza. Not the Christmas Eve dinner I wanted or planned for , but after seeing all the reviews of others who actually ate the food , it appears we made the right call.

Moral of the story, do not waste your time with...

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3.0
48w

I wish I could give a higher review, because I love this area and its restaurants. I made a reservation using OpenTable and when I phoned ahead to check on stairs/elevator for our elderly guest, the young woman answering the phone could not locate my reservation and said she'd be unable to seat me. I called back a few minutes later and fortunately she passed me off to, probably, a manager who cleared up the misunderstanding and told me she'd try and accommodate us on the first floor where there was only 3 tables. This was great!

Grandma decided to stay home and when we arrived we were pleasantly surprised to find they had indeed saved us a first floor table, although we didn't need it any longer. They did a great job on that issue for us and I'm deeply appreciative. We sat and dropped the issue.

The not so good: -the tap-water bottle of water had a sulphur smell. They need a purifier. -the furniture needs some attention. The back of one of our mismatched folding chairs was broken and gave may daughter a lounge chair to eat in. -the Old Fashioned was sad. A small scoop of crushed ice mostly chilled the cherry and bourbon before it melted but I'm not sure there were any other ingredients in it. The peach sangria was nice though, my wife reports. -the bartender serves these downstairs tables and she's clearly over-tasked. She was friendly, but unable to keep a close eye on us and her arms and legs seemed to never stop. -The $67 thin-sliced ribeye over mashed potatoes and a brussel sprout dish was ok, but I seriously question the value. -The $69 lobster and ribbon pasta was also satisfactory but with the price tag we expected something more. -Our party of 3 table incurred an automatically-applied 20% gratuity and a 1.5% "Kitchen Appreciation" charge. Realistically, I would have left a 15% gratuity because this poor lady was pleasant but couldn't give us sufficient attention because she was too busy to earn my nearly-consistent 20% customary tip for good service. Oh, I'm not digging the kitchen appreciation fee, at all. Summary: If you're looking for a Saint George's street meal, this isn't a horrible stop. I peeked upstairs at the awesome views we passed up and this might make the meal feel nicer for you. But overall I think I would it would have been better with a $25 hamburger and a beer instead of the over-priced and underwhelming meal we had. Check the menu for your visit to see what they're serving. On the plus side, the manager at the door did everything right to accommodate our reservation and seating request. I just wish she or someone else roamed the floors to make the necessary staffing and seating adjustments and to troubleshoot issues.

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1.0
49w

Anniversary and Christmas Eve Ruined

On December 15th, I made a reservation for December 24th at 9:30 pm to have dinner with my husband and parents in celebration of a very special occasion: my parents' 38th wedding anniversary. It was Christmas Eve, and we were excited to enjoy a meaningful family dinner at a restaurant we believed could provide the perfect setting for such an important celebration. On the afternoon of December 24th, I called at 6:00 pm to reconfirm the reservation, and I was assured that everything was in order.

However, when we arrived at 9:15 pm, I noticed a line of people outside. I went in to inform the staff that we had arrived. After waiting for 5 minutes for someone to provide information, I saw what I assumed was a waitress approaching. She greeted me in a rude and cold manner, stating directly that the kitchen was about to close, the restaurant was full, and they were no longer accepting walk-ins. I explained that I had a reservation, but her attitude remained uninterested and unprofessional, simply telling me to wait for the host.

When the host finally appeared, she asked everyone waiting inside the restaurant to step outside and wait there. A few minutes later, she came back visibly irritated and announced that the restaurant was overbooked due to a reservation system failure. She explained that the restaurant was full and said we would need to wait approximately an hour for a table or leave.

What upset me the most was her lack of respect and empathy. When customers tried to make comments or suggestions, she made a hand gesture, similar to this 🤏, as if to silence them. She did this to several people, and to make matters worse, she said it wasn’t her fault because she was just a "Minion," not the manager or the owner. This behavior was completely disrespectful.

That night was Christmas Eve, and since finding another available restaurant at that hour was impossible, we ended up eating pizza at a Seven Eleven because everything was close. This is how we celebrated my parents' 38th wedding anniversary—a night that should have been memorable for all the right reasons but instead became an embarrassing disaster.

The lack of organization, poor handling of reservations, and the staff’s attitude are unforgivable. If they cannot handle reservations on such an important date like Christmas Eve, they simply should not accept more than they can manage. Furthermore, the staff urgently needs customer service training.

They completely ruined a unique and special night. Not only would I not recommend this restaurant, but I would advise others to think twice before trusting a place that clearly does not respect...

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