I had this place bookmarked and I cannot remember why. We stopped in to kill some time before our…read moresocial hour at the inn we were staying at. I love admiring art, especially when it is by local artists. I also try to support local artists when I travel by purchasing their work as souvenirs. This gallery is unique in my opinion. The owner is well known in the community because she is friendly with the horses that come by and feeds them carrots. I unfortunately did not have the opportunity to witness it though. The first time we visited, it was for my husband's birthday. He was eyeing the knives so I offered to buy him whichever he chose. We were educated on the craftsmanship and the leather cases that come with the knives were crafted here! We loved that! As we browsed around the gallery, I fell in love with the painting I posted a picture of. I was not in a place to spend $1500 so I planned to purchase it in the future. Our second visit here, I went directly to the spot where the painting was and it was sadly gone. I inquired and it was sold. I mean it was months later so it made sense. Fun things always happen to me so wouldn't you know, the artist was there that evening!! Paulo Jimenez provides a lot of art for this gallery and all of his work is just breathtaking! Paulo and I spoke at length regarding the painting and exchanged background stories. Paulo informed me he does commission work so he offered to work with me regarding creating another piece of NYC art. We exchanged information and he created a masterpiece for me! This gallery is worth a visit, you never know what you will find.

On our first visit we were greeted by Joe who was exceedingly helpful -- in addition to being a…read morevery pleasant fellow. During that visit I admired the photography done by his wife. He had printed it on canvas -- beautiful work. He even showed me his printer -- a monster of a machine that can print up to 44" on one side and much longer on the other. I asked Joe if he would print some of my digital photos and he agreed. We picked up three last week that he had printed on canvas and mounted on wood stretchers. Beautiful workmanship. If there were any imperfections in the items delivered to me it was my work, not theirs! It was a real pleasure dealing with nice folks who do great work at a fair price. I'd give 'em six stars if I could. [Incidentally, Yelp shows their opening time to be 11:00. We found they open earlier -- maybe 09:30 or so. I mention this because parking in StAug is a nightmare and one CAN find a spot before 10:00 when the City begins charging outrageous fees for the few spaces available. Go early!]

Beautiful artwork! I have two pieces in my home from two different local artists in this gallery. I…read moregot to meet several of the artists at First Friday Artwalk!! Check them out!!

Represents artists from the St Augustine area. They host painters, photographers and jewelers.read more

The customer service we received at High Tide Gallery was amazing and we highly recommend them not…read moreonly for their super cool art, but for their kindness and customer service. If we are ever back in St. Augustine, we will be repeat customers.

High Tide Gallery is my favorite art gallery in Saint Augustine! You will find beautiful, one of a…read morekind and unique art, jewelry, stone, wood, paintings, the list goes on. All art is creates by local artists. Wayne the owner is just super and has a great sense of humor! Shop local. Shop High Tide!

I love seeing various local artists in a gallery! Between inspiration and just awe inspiring works,…read more it's easy to find something special. The ceramic spoons really were quite stunning! Wonderful gallery filled with unique local art!

Really cute store, great selection of reasonably priced artsy gifts (especially gifts for myself)…read more Person working also made some of the jewelry. She was the right amount of attentive without feeling awkward. (I was the only person in the store at that time. ) Unfortunately they were out of the smaller baskets (love them). But next time I'm in town will check back in. Their prices for them are quite reasonable. If you want a gift for someone made by local artists, that won't break the bank, definitely check this place out.

I've spent a lot of time in the store/gallery and I'm still discovering pieces that are as if I…read morenever saw them before. African masks from several countries; ebony, mahogany, teakwood statuary and other carvings; Kissi stone carvings from Kenya; beaten copper creations from Congo, large drums; hand-carved African furniture pieces...just SO much...and the owners are from the Congo and speak English, French, Swahili, and Lingali. A visit would be very culturally fulfilling and enlightening and you just might decide there is a piece you can't leave without. I love it.

So happy to stumble upon this place... I wanted it to be more than a little kiosk, but I'm glad it…read morewas just what it is as I still managed to purchase multiple soaps and beard products. The prices were reasonable, selection was just right... the only thing missing was a real mustache mug, oh and maybe a bourbon to sip on as you relax in the garden area- I'm Just saying!!! :)

This place is so cool! I checked it out because we were walking by and it was closed and we all…read morepondered seriously, "What is a Man Craft?". Needless to say, we had to check it out. Plus, it was a cute little cottage looking building repurposed into a storefront. We stepped inside and were greeted by a friendly gentleman who told us a lot about any product we picked up, he was super helpful and kind. I love employees that act as a brand ambassador and are so well versed about their products! They had slingshots, high quality playing cards, notebooks, leather satchels, cologne, shaving kits, and more. Definitely a good stop if you need to buy a man in your life a little something. If I lived closer, I'm sure I would've purchased at least a gift or two here for Christmas!

Love this corridor of mom & pop shops at the center of St George Street that lead all the way to…read morethe Rendezvous Bar at the end for excellent craft brews and tunes. Eleganic Bath & Body Z Man's Rare Coins Chakra Shoppe Florida's Best Health Care Solid Us Mini Museum Shark Shack Sunglasses Healthy Feet Olde Town Jerky Magnet Force Mix Match Candy Shoppe

So much fun on St George Row. I have been coming to this historic row for every time I come to the…read morehistoric area. The jerky and candy stores are the best. It's only a tight little entrance from St George Street into a thin hallway of shops with a bar at the end. Trinket and gift shops mostly.

The Colonial Quarter is the heart of the downtown historic district of St Augustine…read more As a whole, there are a few attractions for the kiddies like live blacksmithing, cannon blasts and climbing a watchtower, but mostly adult activities. Kids will get bored within thirty minutes then feed their face with ice cream, pizza and popcorn to stop the tears. The live rock and roll music at the Colonial Oak Music Park thats hosts two bars was fantastic. Directly across from the oldest wooden school house in the USA. Fun times here if you are a history buff.

This place is so fun for concerts, I've been many times and I always enjoyed. The place have some…read morepicnic tables, you can buy food next door and they sell drinks there. The only thing is that you have to go to the public bathroom sometimes and it's disgusting to be honest. But if you eat next door you can use the bathroom there.