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Jenn ❤️☀️👙🌴🍷🐾 B: "Great venue! Aim for the seats in the middle of the mid section. Go to low and the sun will blind you until it goes down. Also buy the parking pass. Saves ton of hassle!"
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Alex O'Hara: "Pretty much any biscuit sandwich will be fantastic. Share a side order of hash brown cake if you think you’ll have room. Coffee is good, and plentiful. Don’t forget to bus your own table."
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Lane Kutsor: "Absolutely beautiful building! definitely get the soft pretzel bread with beer cheese fondu and the Heart of Gold (deliciously sour) to drink! Crawling with hipsters."
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Constantin: "Very good coffee! Nice, small and very cause coffee shop right in the heart of Saint Augustine. Best Flat White that I have had in quite a while ☕️"
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Amanda C.: "My go-to grocery store! Everything is so cheap and I love that I'm not using plastic bags when I go here. They do seem a teensy bit understaffed sometimes, but I've always received great/fast service."
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B Jacobi: "Best coffee in st augustine. Seriously great. Dead on serious about their coffee and it shows. Love this place and it's super cool vibe."
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Fenrari Whiteward: "Good deals and in a good part of town."
Sergio I: "Always good! Tons of parking."
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- Aileen Correa: "The history of the oldest city is amazing, the trolley tours amazing the haunted tours AMAZING the food the people pet friendly romantic I could go on and on. Beautiful city"
Chris M.: "Great art galleries, restaurants, bars, shops, antiques and specialty stores all around. Friendly and fun. Marina and great parks, architecture and history all around!"
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John Garcia: "Great time to go here early so there would be less people. Gets crowded towards late afternoon. Would love to go back here everytime I visit St. Augustine. You could spend an hour or so."
FamilyFun: "This Spanish fort was built in 1672 and staff in period uniforms fire off cannons most weekends. Kids can look out over the bay and pretend to be sentries spotting pirate ships."
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