A family-run vegetarian cafe in the old Present Moment Cafe spot on West King Street, where most dishes can be made vegan and the soup always is. Scratch-made breakfast and lunch, specialty coffee, house ginger mint lemonade, and parking behind the building.
A healthy fast kitchen that started as a food truck and now serves wraps, bowls and smoothies on King Street, with a second location on US-1 at State Road 312. Vegan items are named on the menu, down to a cashew queso and a house vegan Nutella.
A laid-back taqueria on Anastasia Boulevard next door to Old Coast Ales, with made-to-order tacos and bowls and gluten-free and vegan options named on its own site.
A craft beer and grilled cheese arcade bar just over the Bridge of Lions, with more than 35 machines from pinball to skee-ball, all on quarters, and a patio with bonfires when it cools off. Family friendly until 8 p.m., 18 and over until 10, then 21 and over, and there are no french fries, which it is not sorry about.
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Vegan St. Augustine
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Fully vegan kitchens and the places that mark vegan dishes on their own menus, from Old Town to the beach.
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A healthy fast kitchen that started as a food truck and now serves wraps, bowls and smoothies on King Street, with a second location on US-1 at State Road 312. Vegan items are named on the menu, down to a cashew queso and a house vegan Nutella.
Genie and Jeff McNally's farm-to-table Southern kitchen, founded downtown in 2010, reopened in 2026 in its own building on Old Beach Road. The menu names its farms and marks vegan and gluten-free plates, and tofu or tempeh goes on most of them.
The only fully plant-based kitchen in this roster: a cafe and juice bar using organic, non-GMO and local ingredients where it can, with cashew cream cheese and carrot lox on the bagels. Founder Chef Forrest Masters came up through the Present Moment Cafe and the Ann Wigmore institute.
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