This was a surprisingly fun and nostalgic experience! Bring cash or pay a high surcharge to use a…read morecredit card. Will definitely return, but will try to go on a weekday when its less busy. They do bday parties too in a separate section which is nice. Bathrooms are clean. Owner is a fun guy with character. The place could be a little cooler inside, but there were quite alot of people in there on a Saturday afternoon. People are pretty good about not hogging a machine, but you get a few who you may have to ask. Overall good vibes. Great place to take kids!

This is an amazing video game arcade. They have lots of classic games with some newer games. We…read morespent over an hour playing jaws pinball. If you buy an admission band. You can leave and sight see. Then you can come back all day to play games. Their to order snacks are nice too. Wonderful stop for any family.

Beautiful restoration of a historic building that now provides a smaller intimate venue for various…read moreSt. Augustine groups. The Poets, the St. Aug Film Society, Gamble Rogers musicians, First Coast Opera are a few of the groups utilizing this space. Located behind the Main library on Rt 1, there is plenty of parking (an increasing concern going to evening events in dntn St. Augustine).

We had plans to be at a concert at the St. Augustine Ampitheater and my husband found out about the…read moreSt. Aug Greek Festival and wanted to drop by. For a $3 entry fee, you could just drop by for a couple hours and feel like you got your money's worth. The festival took place at Francis Field on Castillo Drive and it was a beautiful weekend. Upon entering it was quite obvious this wasn't their first time at this rodeo. I'll definitely have to keep my eyes open for next years festivities. Multiple food & beverage tents. A HUGE kids area. Covered seating with stage. And lots of vendors. We made a beeline for the Kouzina and I opted for a scoop of pastitsio (Greek Lasagna) and mousaka. Both baked dishes were delicious and I could eaten another plate. In the adult beverage tent, they offered Metaxa (Greek brandy) & Ouzo. I opted for the lemonada with Metaxa, while my husband got the ouzo. We sucked those babies down so fast and quickly realized it was a good thing we WEREN'T there all day. The Loukoumades (Greek donut holes) were a nice end to our quick sojourn. Parking is available in the garage ($12) next door, or you can find parking on the streets. If you're going to spend all day around 'old city' St. Aug, $12 isn't a bad deal, but we opted to find a free spot in the surrounding neighborhood.

Hello Yelpers! If you are looking for a date night activity, girls night out or just something…read moredifferent to do then this is the spot. Not good for small children. This little hidden gem is located in St. Augustine. I cannot remember our instructors name Im so sorry but she was the kindest person ever. She did a great job of explaining the process and all materials were neatly organized. Safety was definately top of the list. Its not a very big room but enough to sit a party of maybe 8ish...maybe more not sure. All I know is that cutting glass was very relaxing. You can be as creative as you like and the instructor is there to assist if needed. Please be advised the resin has to be poured and dried so you are not able to take art with you. You can pickup or pay for shipping. Also dont forget to tip, they really do a great job!

This place is such a GEM! Came here with friends on a Sunday after brunch and we were blown away at…read morehow much fun we had. I'm not the most creative but the staff was super helpful. I'll definitely be back next time I visit St Augustine!

What a unique and entertaining experience! We spent 2 hours exploring the Old Jail with 2 guides…read moreand a small group of people. The team provided tools to help with the paranormal investigation and provided ample historical information to aid us in our quest. As a history enthusiast, I was very pleased and excited to see the jail after hours. I had no clue to how much cruelty there was in one place. We did experience something. I can't say I'm a full believer but we had a blast.

My daughter and I had a great time. If you're not a believer now, there's a good chance you will be…read morewhen you come out from this experience. They provide equipment and we got so many responses on the spirit box.

This is always located in the parking lot of the St Augustine Amphitheater! I am shocked no one has…read morereviewed this before! We have gone now 3 years in a row on New Year's Day and it's always been a blast! The acts are beyond amazing and what this little team of talented performers can do is impressive! I love that it is an animal free circus and the performers are all spectacular at their craft! I know we only have a few more years before ours kids get too old so thank you for the lovely memorandum hope we can continue for a bit longer!

Let me start off with the good: they bring in some amazing talent, which is something we definitely…read moreneed in Jacksonville, and everyone on staff I've encountered has been friendly. As to the rest of the experience? Well, if your GPS takes you to a Ramada Inn, you are indeed in the right place. The comedy club entrance is in the lobby, as are the will call desk and the bathrooms. The inside of the Comedy Zone looks like someone sealed it up as a time capsule back in the '80s, then opened the doors back up one day and just rolled with it. It's dark, and a lot of things in the club are a bit...sticky. My big frustration was the seating situation. I (somewhat) jokingly told my husband when we sat down at our table (a table of six that had other parties, too) that I'd just assume we'd be meeting our maker if a fire were to break out because there is no easy way to move around. The tables -- a mishmash of rectangular and circular ones -- and chairs are just way too close together; I even saw servers having to awkwardly climb through, which I can't imagine is fun with (or without) a tray of drinks. And look, I don't expect things to be roomy at a comedy club, but the seating at our (rectangular) table was so smushed together that the three chairs on each side -- lined up sideways so as to face the sage -- had to be placed so that they were literally touching each other. This may work in a situation in which no one at the table has a lower body, but as someone who not only has legs but who is 5'9" with a 6'2" partner, we would have stared longingly at the relative spaciousness of a sardine tin. The tables are too close from a side-by-side standpoint, too; if you weren't the back, you weren't getting up unless the folks on one side of the table next to you were getting up, too. There were other tables -- especially outside of the "inner circle" -- that seemed more spacious, so I'd probably try that next time. We didn't have any food, but our drinks were decent, and I appreciated that they had a couple mocktail options as someone who wasn't aiming to get too rowdy on a weeknight. I'll make a note here that while we didn't have the issue with the drinks we got at the table, we felt a bit hoodwinked at the lobby bar when we were asked to pay on a smartphone where the default tip options were set to 25 percent, 30 percent, or 100 -- yes, 100 -- percent. I caught it, but I can only imagine how many folks who are drunk or just distracted end up leaving a $50 tip on a $50 bill and later wonder what the heck happened. I don't know how it is for other nights, but parking was a bit challenging for our show -- the second of a two-show night, which I'm sure contributed. If you're seeing a show that has multiple performances in one night -- or perhaps even a single one that's sold out -- get there early and plan for the potential of having to walk around the perimeter of the hotel to get to the main entrance, as the side ones were all closed. One last positive: you don't have to deal with the major ticket schemers -- I mean sellers -- when you come here, which is enough for me to round this review up to a 4. Even though I wish a few things were different (like my odds of a fast egress in an emergency), I'll keep coming to shows here.

I attended a Sunday evening show at The Comedy Zone to see Gigi Leflair, and it was such a great…read morenight. Doors opened at 6 p.m. for the 7 p.m. show. I arrived shortly after the doors opened and, since the show wasn't sold out, I was offered a closer seat to the stage which was a nice surprise. I ordered a shrimp basket and a drink before the show started. My drink came out quickly, and my food followed shortly. The show kicked off a little after 7, starting with the host and another comedian before Gigi hit the stage. Everyone brought great energy, and the crowd was fully engaged. It honestly felt like a big family reunion, lots of shared stories and laughs about growing up that connected with most of the audience. I always have a great time at The Comedy Zone, and I'm glad I got the chance to catch Gigi live. Definitely a fun way to spend a Sunday night.

We had an amazing time touring the Old Jail in St. Augustine! Our guide, Louis (Lewis), the…read more"trustee inmate," absolutely made the experience. He was incredibly knowledgeable, super informative, and one of the funniest, most entertaining tour guides we've ever had. His storytelling, sense of humor, and interaction with the group brought the history to life. Without a doubt, this was one of the highlights of our trip to St. Augustine. We couldn't stop laughing while still learning so much about the jail's fascinating history. I highly recommend this tour to all of our family and friends. If you get the chance, make sure you see Louis--he's definitely a character! We can't say enough good things about the experience. Employees like Louis are a huge asset and deserve to be recognized and taken care of. Thank you for making our visit so memorable!

If you're in St. Augustine, The Old Jail should absolutely be on your list of things to see. It's a…read morefascinating little trip into Florida's history and conveniently located within walking distance of the Fountain of Youth. Of course, if you actually drank from the Fountain of Youth, then technically everything is within walking distance. The Old Jail itself is well maintained and gives you a real glimpse into what life was like behind bars back in the day. There's plenty of history here, and it's the kind of place that makes you appreciate modern conveniences like air conditioning, comfortable beds, and not being locked in a tiny cell. Our guide, unfortunately, tried a little too hard to get into character and crossed the line from entertaining into just plain creepy. I appreciate the effort, but there were moments when I wasn't sure if we were learning about the inmates or about to become them. Even with that, I'm still giving The Old Jail four stars. With a more relatable guide, this could easily have been a five-star experience.