Café Alcazar is one of St. Augustine’s most unique restaurants, located on the ground floor of the Lightner Museum building and surrounded by great antique shops. This restaurant offers an amazing atmosphere for lunch diners, seven days a week. Café Alcazar is also open every first Friday of the month for dinner, coinciding with Art Walk in St. Augustine, a community event.

At Café Alcazar guests will find a variety of dishes, from salads and soups to seafood and sandwiches. A great place for a quiet lunch and to listen to the classical guitar played by Richard Kuncicky. This restaurant is a fine dining establishment, yet casual attire is appropriate. Here you will find fine food, a relaxed atmosphere, and warm hospitality.

Henry M. Flagler built the Alcazar Hotel and Casino, now known as the Lightner Museum in 1888. The Alcazar boasted the world’s largest indoor pool during its heyday, and now this pool is home to the Alcazar Café. The café is almost hidden in the deep end of the old pool and shops filled with antiques surround it. Three floors of balconies surround the ground floor and are topped by 50-foot glass roof frames and wooden cross beams. This restaurant offers a unique old world experience with affordable gourmet dining and entertainment in the nations oldest city, Saint Augustine, Florida.