Prohibition Kitchen

119 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084

Hours

Daily dinner hours 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Late night menu Friday & Saturday 10 p.m. - 1 a.m.

(904) 209-5704

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About

There's a lot to love about Prohibition Kitchen! First off, this vintage gastropub transports you back in time. Throughout the restaurant, you'll find that they've spared no effort and cost in the details. Even your food will come on what looks like a sheet of newspaper!

Secondly, they have an expansive (and delicious) menu! There is surely something for everyone. They even have a special dietary menu that caters to food sensitivities. This includes dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan options! Of course, given the name, you can guess that their bar menu is pretty great. You'd be right. There's got to be at least 100 different liquors stocked. Additionally, the beer menu and wine menus add dozens of options to the count.

Thirdly, this is a restaurant that cares about quality and local businesses. As stated on their menu, their chefs strive to use the finest local farmers, fishermen, butchers, and bakers to craft their dishes. Furthermore, they also hold their service standards high. Reviews are raving and it's easy to see why.

Lastly, this place is a social hot spot and lounge. If you're looking for a lively place to kick back with your group - this it it. The restaurant itself is spacious so there are plenty of seats; however, it does get busy so expect a short wait.

Recommended dishes from Prohibition Kitchen:

Small Plates & Snacks

Some popular starters include the signature German Style Pretzel, PK Poutine, and Crispy Wings. If you had to choose one, we recommend going with the PK Poutine for its unique factor. Also, it's an easy finger food to share, though it may get a little messy. A generous plate of fries is topped with smoked cheddar mornay, pork belly, sour cream, and chives!

Hand-spun Milkshakes

We like to call these big kid milkshakes and they are very popular at PK. These aren't just any milkshakes, they're infused with alcohol! There are a few different flavors to choose from that include varying liquors including bourbon, rum, and whiskey.

PK Signature Burger

Another choice we recommend because of its originality is this PK Signature Burger. Their 1/2 lb house blend patty includes short rib, brisket, and sirloin. It's served on a fresh brioche bun and topped with smoked bacon red onion jam, fried egg, and red dragon cheese. It may sound a little questionable at first, but these chefs know what they're doing. Just go for it!

Local Tips

Takeout ends at 9:30PM.
Offer Dairy-free, Gluten-free, and Vegan options.
Live music every night!

Location

119 St George St, St. Augustine, FL 32084

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get to St. Augustine, FL?

St. Augustine is located minutes off of I-95 between Jacksonville Beaches and Palm Coast. If flying, the closest airport to St. Augustine is Jacksonville (JAX) about 30 minutes away.

When is the best time to visit St. Augustine?

The best times to visit are March–May and September–November. These shoulder seasons offer pleasant weather, fewer crowds than summer, and access to the area’s top events, including Sing Out Loud Festival and Founder’s Day. Spring is ideal for beach lovers and garden tours, while fall is perfect for history buffs, culinary travelers, and ghost tour enthusiasts.

What's the best way to explore the historic district in St. Augustine?

The Old Town Trolley Tours are a favorite for first-time visitors, offering hop-on/hop-off convenience and guided narration through the city’s landmarks.

Where can I find authentic local seafood in St. Augustine?

Try local favorites like Aunt Kate’s, Cap’s on the Water, or Harry’s Seafood Bar & Grille for fresh coastal fare with a St. Augustine twist.

What is St. Augustine known for?

St. Augustine, Florida is known as the nation’s oldest capital and oldest continuously occupied settlement of European and African-American origin in the United States. It was founded in 1565 by Don Pedro Menendez and Spanish settlers 50 years after Ponce de León claimed Florida for the Spanish crown. The majestic Castillo de San Marcos, the oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S., remains a central attraction for visitors to St. Augustine.

What are the biggest events in St. Augustine, FL?

St. Augustine provides a rich calendar of events at any time of the year. The city’s Nights of Lights (Nov – Jan) is listed by National Geographic as among the top 10 holiday light displays in the world. Come spring, The Players Championship takes place at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra just minutes from St. Augustine. The city is also home to several festivals showcasing historic reenactments, Spring bird watching, film, food, and pirates.

What's the best way to spend one day in St. Augustine, FL?

Any trip to St. Augustine should undoubtedly include a visit to the monumental Castillo de San Marcos on the western shore of Matanzas Bay. The national monument, built by the Spanish over 300 years ago, remains a steadfast reminder of the area’s colonial past.

In addition, one of the best ways to catch all the must-sees in St. Augustine in just one day is to hop on the Old Town Trolley. This will take you to iconic spots including the Old City Gates, the famed Fountain of Youth, and across the Bridge of Lions.

Closer to the coast, step into the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum where you can climb up into the historic 165-foot-tall lighthouse for a view of the area. Stop over for lunch at Salt Life Food Shack near St. Augustine beach for the laid-back vibe and eclectic seafood dishes.

Be sure to take time during the day to explore the shops, boutiques, and cafés along St. George Street in the historic center. This pedestrian-only street was historically the heart of the city and continues to be a thriving hub of activity lined with restaurants, shops, and history galore.

Wind down the evening by treating yourself to dinner at Columbia in the heart of St. Augustine’s historic district. Named as one of Florida’s top restaurants since 1967, the Columbia is the largest Spanish restaurant in the world and family-owned and operated since 1905.

How is parking handled in downtown St. Augustine?

Downtown has metered street parking, garages, and park-and-ride options. During peak times (especially Nights of Lights), it’s best to arrive early or use public shuttles.