Spanish Restaurants near St. Augustine Beach, FL

“I accidentally left my review for the resort so I'll write it again here. The hostess Rachael was super sweet and helpful, kylee our server was also sweet and patient. Together they both helped us decide what we wanted to try on the menu and it was amazing!!! The tortellini add chicken and if you ask for it to be made creamier it is just perfection! The atmosphere is beautiful as well!“

“Went for an engagement brunch celebration, private room upstairs for about 20-30 guests. It's a Spanish (Spain) Cuban restaurant and it overlooks 2 gardens, 1 on site and 1 across the street. The pork was moist and tender no need to cut into to with a knife black beans were not overly salted true perfection, the key lime pie ???, I swear they had lime trees in the kitchen the had a rich lime taste but not overly tangy and the consistency was just right just firm enough and i stole my wife's flan which wonderfully syrupy with raspberry fruit shaved/crumbledParking: Downtown St Augustine is a delightful historical area and as such with the large amount of tourists and also local students, and general employees that work in the area parking is a bit tricky, the biggest parking lot is by the Old fort on the water, and there are other little areas: both small lots and street parking, every point of interest in that area , (museum, university, fort) are all a 5-10 min walk. The furthest walk from parking at the fort is to the Distillery and Winery which is about 17-20 mins, I've also noticed people park across the bridge that goes to A1A and walk over.Kid-friendliness: There is a kid menu“

“My wife and I did our rehearsal dinner at the taberna and they were phenomenal.The food was sneaky good, I would definitely recommend the plantains, the beans, and most importantly the short rib. The bacon wrapped scallops rocked too!Autumn and her team took tremendous care of our whole group. I can’t say thank you enough.“

“My husband and I were in St Augustine taking in the sights. We decided to get lunch and happened upon this little gem of a cafe tucked behind the pedestrian walkway. What a wonderful meal we had! Veggie empanadas, butternut squash soup, salad, beans and rice, and a roll. It was all amazing, but that butternut squash soup was my favorite! Service was excellent and it sits back enough off the main walkway that it was quiet. Shaded, outside seating added to our perfect first experience with Spanish food. I highly recommend this restaurant!Vegetarian options: Small menu, but very tasty selections!“