Top St Augustine Food & Drink Classes

If you’ve got an appetite for experiencing the best food and wine St. Augustine has to offer, then grab a bib and a comfortable pair of walking shoes for this unique foodie tour. Corks and Forks is a food and wine pairing tour that’ll introduce you to the tasty side of America’s Oldest City. Sample local cuisine and delicious wine while strolling through the Historic District.

Want to eat out during your trip to St. Augustine, but not sure where to go? Get acquainted with the city’s wine and food scene during this St. Augustine Food, Wine, and Cocktail Tour. Go to some of the most unique spots in the city to grab a bite and an alcoholic beverage in the afternoon, one of the best times to explore, with a guide who knows the city’s history well.

Combine two types of tours of St. Augustine into one tour, and get more from your time. This St. Augustine's Chocolate and Sweets Tour combines chocolate, pralines, and other sweet-food tastings with a rundown of the city's historic district. Pass by the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine and the Governor's House Cultural Center and Museum while hearing about the area's past from your guide.

Master the art of healthy cooking in an engaging cooking class with A Cook’s Beet. Led by a professionally trained chef, this hands-on experience teaches you essential knife skills and culinary tricks to create delightful dishes. Whether you're a novice or looking to refine your skills, you'll leave with confidence and a delicious meal to impress your friends and family. Enjoy the satisfaction of preparing gourmet meals from the comfort of your kitchen.

This is a hands-on culinary experience with an Emmy and James Beard winner chef! Under the guidance of chef AlexG, you will prepare a gourmet meal (or desserts) and then enjoy it around our table. You will learn French cooking techniques, knife skills, sauces, and how to cook locally sourced vegetables and proteins perfectly, you may learn to use a mini-torch to caramelize your creme brulée (upgrade 2). We can customize menus for your group (upgrade 3). The experience can be private (see pricing), or you can join a Public class, those classes are limited to 10 guests. We can accommodate up to 15 people for a private class. Your fee with Viator is for a basic class; you can choose one of our upgrades from our menu to create a very special experience. Please get in touch directly with us after you sign in with Viator to get access to our Cooking class/dinner menu and options. We also offer private chef services or private classes at your location. A 20% gratuity will be added.

Sail along St. Augustine’s picturesque coastline—and indulge in a number of generous wine samples—during this two-in-one tour. Make your own way to the dock, hop aboard the pontoon boat, and get comfortable: as you set off, you’ll see landmarks like the Castillo de San Marcos, the Bridge of Lions, and more. You’ll also taste six different wines, and will have access to the on-board bar.

The annual Night of Lights celebration is one of St. Augustine’s most popular events. Running from November through January, the Ancient City lights up with more than 3 million sparkling lights that dance along the centuries-old architecture. Explore Old Town and other historical areas illuminated by this joyous event during a private golf cart tour. No matter if you love holidays or history, this special experience is sure to leave a smile on your face.

Grabbing drinks in a new city can sometimes be overwhelming finding your own way from place to place. This Toast of St. Augustine Walking Pub Crawl takes the stress out of asking for directions with an experience led by a guide. You’ll visit historic pubs in St. Augustine while enjoying alcoholic beverages and learning about the city’s past.

Knowing where to grab food and wine in a new city takes a lot of time and effort researching. Skip the nitty gritty details of studying online reviews and take this St. Augustine Food Walking Tour instead. This tour takes you to many local restaurants, eateries, and even a wine store to learn about the city’s food culture and history—while enjoying some tastings, of course.