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American Restaurant$$$$
Lincolnville, St. Augustine
Ranked #8 for American restaurants in St. Augustine
"The best Escargot I have ever had."(2 Tips)
"The fact that you're sitting in what was a swimming pool is so neat!"(2 Tips)
"only great for the music"(3 Tips)
"A little pricey for lunch but the portions are big enough to share"(3 Tips)
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11 Tips and reviewsFilter:
- acapulco
- swimming pool
- live piano music
- scenic views
- potato salad
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Francy PaquetteMarch 2, 2018This is a very romantic place for your lunch. The music is heavenly. The food and service is a 5 star quality. It would not be appreciated by children. This is an adult get-away.Upvote1Downvote- Kimberly DudleyFebruary 5, 2012Hostess brought us a booklet to read through while waiting for our food, very nice read through. Lovely live piano playing. Ask for discount if you've purchased any tours (trolly ghost haunt, etc)Upvote1Downvote
Dale BlankenshipOctober 2, 2011Very nice place. A little off the beaten path , but worth it. Ask your server for details of the history. They're very willing to oblige. The classic club sandwich is great as is the potato salad.Upvote1Downvote- Kimberly DudleyFebruary 5, 2012Best priced! best service! best food! nice ambiance-our overall fav (rhetts was only great for the music, Acapulco had great view and nice service but poor food and prices).UpvoteDownvote
Howard CrosticJune 13, 2017Shrimp skewers appetizer is very good. Service is exceptional also.
UpvoteDownvote- Amy WolfingerMay 11, 2013Wonderful atmosphere! The fact that you're sitting in what was a swimming pool is so neat!UpvoteDownvote
FamilyFunMarch 7, 2012Eat lunch in what was once the indoor swimming pool (no kidding) in the fancy Hotel Alcazar (now the Lightner Museum).UpvoteDownvote
- LauraOctober 27, 2011A little pricey for lunch but the portions are big enough to shareUpvote1Downvote
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- Mon–Sun
- 11:00 AM–3:00 PM
(904) 825-9948
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