Forgotten Tonic Customer Reviews
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Tucked away on charming Aviles Street in downtown St. Augustine, Forgotten Tonic is a hidden gem that blends historic vibes with a modern twist. This intimate bistro serves up contemporary American cuisine with Southern flair, craft cocktails, and a casual yet refined atmosphere. Set just steps from some of the city's top live music venues, it’s a convenient and delicious stop before your night out.
Location is everything — and Forgotten Tonic delivers. It’s just a short walk from downtown’s main venues, so you can enjoy a relaxed dinner without stressing about missing the opening act. The restaurant is praised for its efficient service, making it ideal for those on a schedule. Inside, the noise level is low enough for conversation, yet the ambiance is lively, making it a great warm-up for your night of music.
Guests rave about the creative cocktails, flavorful dishes like the shrimp and grits and short rib gnocchi, and the welcoming, knowledgeable staff. Many mention the restaurant's charming location on Aviles Street as a highlight, especially for those looking to soak in St. Augustine's old-world charm before a show. The vibe hits the sweet spot between casual and upscale, making it versatile for any pre-concert plan.
With its cozy interior, seating can be limited during peak hours — so reservations are recommended. Some reviewers note that the menu, while well-executed, is on the smaller side, so it may not suit picky eaters or large groups with diverse tastes.
Forgotten Tonic is a stylish and welcoming choice for concert-goers who want delicious food, great drinks, and a relaxed vibe — all just minutes from the music.
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