Things to Do in St. Augustine at Night

Whether you're on a weekend getaway, a honeymoon, or a babymoon, nightlife in St. Augustine is just the right place for you to enjoy the company of your loved one in a relaxing and dreamy atmosphere. Even a nighttime stroll along the bayfront under the stars is a romantic experience in itself. However, don't forget to try the activities below for a truly lovely time.

Wine and Dine
There are dozens of wonderful restaurants within walking distance from your Historic Inn and many of them have an atmosphere and menu perfect for lovers looking to wine and/or dine during the night. Try the following restaurants for a romantic dining experience unparalleled to any other: O.C. Whites, Tini Martini, Michael's, and Collage. For more places to eat, check out our recommended Restaurants Page.

Cuddle and Snuggle During A Tour
Ah, what better way to relax after an action-packed day of exploring than snuggling up under the stars with your loved one. Luckily, there are several tours that take place at night if this sounds like your recipe for love. We recommend either setting sail under the stars with Schooner Freedom or going back in time during a horse and carriage ride with the Tasting Tours LLC.

In many destinations, bars and clubs are the highlights of nightlife. But this isn't the case for downtown St. Augustine. Instead, this quaint, small town keeps the locals and travelers entertained with plays, shows, and live music. Although heading to a local pub is always an option, the following things to do in St. Augustine at night are a bit more off the beaten path.

Dinner and A Movie
Located in the Historic District, within walking distance from our Historic Inns, is a cozy cafe named the Corazon Cafe and Cinema. Patrons can enjoy a bite to eat while watching an array of films such as classics like The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle, throwbacks like Mean Girls, and even foreign films like La Parure.

Note: During select times of the year, you can choose to attend a play instead at the Limelight Theatre.

Dance at Prohibition Kitchen
Is it a bar? Is it a club? Is it a restaurant? Well, Prohibition Kitchen is actually a combination of all three. Upon entrance you'll find a raised platform for a band and an area to dance to the right, a bar straight ahead, and a large dining area to the left. They have a reliably unique lineup of musicians seven days a week, featuring jazz, classical, pop, soul, and an array of other types of music. We invite you to dance the night away at Prohibition Kitchen tucked away on St. George Street.

Enjoy Live Music
Listening to live music as it flows through the quaint streets of downtown is just another great reason to lodge with the St. Augustine Historic Inns. Sure, St. Augustine's nightlife offers an array of unique options. However, what better way to pair your picture-perfect night than with a variety of great music. Check out our blog about live music in downtown St. Augustine to help you decide where to go.

Just because the sun sets and the moon rises doesn't mean that local shops, attractions, and tours are closed for business. So, get to exploring after you've had a bite to eat and accomplish some of the constructive activities you have on your St. Augustine itinerary!

Ghost Tours
Are you brave enough to hunt for ghosts in St. Augustine? With over four centuries of history, many unwanted visitors have adopted the Old City as their permanent home. Now, they lurk the streets at night waiting to be unveiled. If you're looking for things to do at night and aren't afraid of the dark, a tour with GhoSt Augustine is the perfect way to spend the late evening hours.

Walking Tours
On the other hand, if you're slightly unwary of the city's ghostly residents you can always embark on a walking night tour with St. Augustine Historic Walking Tours. You can choose from lengthy walking tours to short walking tours and everything in between.

Shopping on St. George Street
St. Augustine's small-town feel can often mislead visitors into thinking that shops, restaurants, and bars close early during the weeknights. On the contrary, many boutiques, restaurants, as well as coffee and dessert shops stay open until 10 pm. So, you'll have plenty of options if you're looking to spend the late evening someplace other than a bar. We personally recommend shopping on St. George Street for an array of boutiques, gift shops, clothing stores, and memorabilia.