We walked through the original gates of the city onto St George Street. Some shops were touristy but there were many gems as well. I bought pottery made in Mexico and hand painted and bought a ring in a beautiful jewelry shop. There is a 5 and 10 store for trinkets and inexpensive hoodies. We got ice cream and also had lunch at an outdoor cafe. Many bars with live music as well. Country’s oldest school house is here too. Very dog friendly. It’s worth a visit.

A must see. Lots of different small shops/restaurants/bars/ice cream. People watching. Catch the Spanish bakery, Pizza Time for pizza, magic show, bars. There are many reasonably priced eating/drinking places as well as more expensive ones.

This is THE street in town. Other areas have restaurants and shopping too, but this is the one to do. The buildings are the real thing from hundreds of years ago and there is non-stop food, fun, music, and shopping. Go early and stay late.

Whatever you're looking for its all here, a bite to eat, a sweet treat, that perfect hat, a gift to take home or just a beer and a place to people watch! We discovered the St Augustine Seafood Company and ate there 3 days in a row. Our bartender Shannon felt like an old friend and the oysters were so good, especially with Shannon's recommendation for a local IPA!

Big crowds, the biggest we’ve seen in years. Some unique shops, one or two nice restaurants, mainly tourist shops with the same sort of T-shirt stuff you’d expect. Parking close by is an adventure but that’s Florida so no surprise there. For me the fort and the plaza and other side streets are just as fascinating to walk down and the minute you step off St. George street the crowds disappear. If you go to Saint Augustine you are going to walk this street so why am I even reviewing it LOL!

Everyone must walk and experience St. George Street. However, look beyond the litany of souvenir shops and enjoy some of the oldest buildings in the country. There are even some well located VRBO/AirBnB like accommodations that allow you to stay right in the middle of this vibrant area.

My wife and I had a great time while visiting Saint Augustine. There are so many things to see and do along St. George Street, Charlotte Street and the surrounding area. The shops, eateries and bars provided us with many choices. Everywhere we went the people were exceptionally friendly. We were a bit surprised at the amount of homeless people in the area however, it was never a problem. When we gave a homeless person a sandwich, he was very polite and appreciative. However, if you're looking at accommodations, please do not stay at the Holiday Inn Express Saint Augustine North on Route 16. As an IGH member since 1994, I have never stayed at a Holiday Inn Express that was so disturbing. The whole experience from our accommodations to the continental breakfast was a horrible experience. Hotel management was unavailable the entire weekend. We weren't able to shower for 2 days due to uncontrollable how water in our shower. However, the employees on site were professional and tried to assist the best they could. To date we haven't received any communication from hotel management regarding our stay.

Tourist shopping area with some fun stores and many restaurants. Public restrooms are well marked. We enjoyed the soap store and The Embroidery very much. Public parking is available for a reasonable price. Very long but walkable shopping site.

Plan to spend plenty of time to explore all the stores, boutiques and food vendors along George Street in St. Augustine, Florida. Great places to visit, eat and enjoy some fun. Was a little disappointed in the homeless lounging about and some of the strange characters about the street. However, this is the fun place of St. Augustine.

We visited St George St. recently after not having gone there for maybe 10 years. We were very disappointed at how run down the area looked compared to as before. First of all, parking can be a challenge and you have to pay to park by the hour. Most of the stores are very "touristy" and the restaurants are "grab and go" or else very expensive. Nothing I'd call "family friendly".