If you are in St. Augustine you may as well have a stroll along this old street. It is all for tourists with one shop and dining place after another. At least there is no traffic on this pedestrian only street which is right in the center of town. And if the touristy nature of St. George Street is not... more

Me and my friend shop along Princess Street but we nearly always end up on St George Street. The shops can sometimes be a bit expensive but are all really nice. The food is also really sheap and there are soo many resteraunts/cafes. Cath Kidston is my favourite shop at the moment. Lovely !! All these buses jammed in George... more

While we did not do any serious shopping, we did stroll down St. George street and poked our heads in a few stores. We did see a man rolling handmade cigars that held our attention for quite a while - and, of course, my husband had to buy one! Had we been there with a large tourist crowd, I would... more

You have to walk down this street when in St. Augustine. Not much to do, but eat and/or shop. Most shops are full of tourist stuff, but you will find a few with unique items. There is a great little cafe called "The Bunnery" definitely stop there for a quick snack or coffee. more

I've been going to St. Augustine since I was a kid. St. George Street was always one of the highlights. Beautiful street with wonderful old buildings, but what was once unique shops is now just a bunch of touristy crap. If you want to buy an "I went to St. Augustine" tshirt this is the place for it. It does... more

When I lived in Jacksonville, I'd go to St Augustine and St George St at least once a month. I never got tired of looking in the quaint shops and people watching. If you're taking a trip to NE FL, St George St is a must. And don't forget to visit the candy shop. The fudge is to die for.... more

This is a home away from home for my Family and Me. My Daughter attends The Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind, so we are here a lot during the year. We live in Pensacola, and ALWAYS enjoy coming to St. George Street. My kids love it too, 10,14 and 19 there is something there for all ages,... more

We were having a great time at the beach, and one of those sudden Florida storms blew in and ruined our plans to swim and get some sun that afternoon. After it cleared up, we didn't feel like heading back down to the beach, so we went for a ride and ended up walking around St. George Street. We had... more

I LOVE THIS STREET! =) It is really nice walking down it in the evening and visiting all the shops. Most of the shops are reasonably priced to take home gifts. Don't leave until you get to see the wonderful beauty of this street and do a little shopping. Some great musicians play on it as well. more