St. Augustine, Florida City Guide
For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's St. Augustine, Florida Travel Guide has been your connection to St. Augustine's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
St. Augustine Shopping & Dining
 The historic streets of downtown St. Augustine invite visitors to explore shops selling unique handmade crafts, antiques, homemade sweets, and clothing boutiques with something for everyone. Wind your way through the streets and pop into the stores that entice you or drive to the outlets not far from town to find great bargains. Take your packages back to your bed and breakfast and enjoy an afternoon glass of wine and the contented feeling that your money was well spent shopping in St. Augustine.
As a Northeastern Florida coastal town, St. Augustine restaurants delight patrons with fresh, local seafood as well as gorgeous waterfront terraces. St. Augustine is known for its variety of restaurants, dazzling visitors with authentic pubs, fine dining, gourmet bistros, and unique cafes. Sink your teeth into Cuban cuisine, savory seafood, indulgent desserts, and refreshing cocktails you can savor on a sun-dappled deck overlooking the ocean.
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