tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6562819855482463851.post2896058901785246624..comments2009-12-10T12:38:45.169-05:00floridafoodieshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10473209413743448872noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6562819855482463851.post-69055444078075924932009-12-01T10:08:52.699-05:002009-12-01T10:08:52.699-05:00Saltwater Cowboy&#39;s was an awesome place to eat. I&#39;m a born and raised Florida girl that hates grits, however the server sasid they have grits that would blow me away and brought a sample out for me to try. Let me just tell you they were outstanding, I never thought they could taste so good. The atmosphere was amazing, we were there at sunset. I would recommend this place to everyone. It has an old country look and a beautiful veiw. The service was great and the food was incredible.I would have to recommend the specialty drink called the Gator Growl, very good alcoholic beverage. 5 star for me, a little pricey but worth every penny.<br />thanksAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6562819855482463851.post-92148052841626315932009-12-01T10:08:36.258-05:002009-12-01T10:08:36.258-05:00For home style southern Italian cooking at great prices, try Napoli's on Anastasia Island on A-1-A just north of SR 206. For a wonderful view as you dine (and try to be there when the moon is full and comes up from the Atlantic), eat on the second floor of the South Beach Grill on Crescent Beach (or eat on their patio facing the ocean for a really casual experience), just south of SR 206 off A-1-A. For a lovely French food experience, eat at Le Pavillon north of the Castillo San Marco in downtown St. Augustine. If you want fried shrimp in St. Augustine, there are two spots the locals prefer, Osteens on A-1-A on Anastasia Island just south of the Bridge of Lions, and Schooners, north of downtown where San Marco Blvd merges with US 1. St. Augustine is a delight for dining out!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com