Gaufre's & Goods

Stopped in for lunch on Saturday when restaurant opened. This place has a uniquemenu of Greek and Polish food.This is a small cafe with about 8 tables. No outside tables.The food and service were excellent.We were a party of four. We orderedspinach pie, gyro, pierogis, Greek samplerplatter, and baklava. The portions arelarge. Food seemed all home made.Hours are 11-6 pm, closed on Tuesday.No parking as it is in the historic district.Best to walk or Uber.

This was such an awesome little find tucked away in an alleyway, the only reason we knew about it was because our trolley driver mentioned it was his favorite restaurant in st augustine.It was a chillier day so pierogis sounded amazing!We started with the Greek sampler platter that had tzatziki, eggplant salad, and hummus as well as olives and tomatoes. It was served with warm pita and other types of bread SO GOOD.We also had the grape leaves which were extremely tasty with feta, tomato and onion.I had their borsch (theirs was warm) with beet cubes and mushroom dumplings OUTSTANDING.For mains, i had the blueberry pierogis which were so unique i had to try. The only problem is they are pretty sweet they come with sour cream but also whipped cream and brown sugar. Still delicious but i wished i chose a cheese and potato. My friend had a stew that came with 4 savory pierogis and she really enjoyed it.you can tell this place is authentic! Waiter was quick and helpful. One thing is the indoor seating is freezing so bring a coat or sit outside like we did.

What a great little find & he knew Greek food & Polish food could work well together. The ambiance makes you feel like you're in a rustic cafe back in old country. It definitely fits the food style. They have a great selection of both beers and wine from Eastern Europe. Our server was wonderful, such a helpful young lady. We started with the grape leaves app which was delicious. She has lentil soup which she loved, she also had the spinach pie which she enjoyed. I had the stuffed tomato which was very tasty and don't get the full portion, the half portion was almost too much. We will definitely be back.

One of our favorite spots in St. Augustine. Very quaint- only a handful of tables . The vibe is very casual, homecooked hearty meal. The food is amazing and the servings are hefty. The server was super friendly and knowledgeable. We had the kielbasa lunch special with meat peirogis and Bigo, and then potato and cheese pierogis. Yum!

Authentic, homemade polish and Greek dishes! I am so happy I stumbled across this gem.. It felt like I was sitting in my grandparents kitchen. The spicy coconut soup was savory and kept us guessing on the ingredients. The pierogis were freshly homemade and flavorful and the "small" Greek salad was huge with large portion of gyro meat. Highly recommend, I am visiting St. Augustine for a short time and I am even tempted to return!

I grew up on homemade Polish food so the reviews brought us in. We are WOWED by the food! Pierogis that were definitely made on site! Kielbasa that was juicy and delicious! The sauerkraut had been cooking for hours and was the perfect blend of tart and tangy. The service was great and the place was very cozy and inviting. We can't wait to come in again for stuffed cabbage and then work through the rest of the menu! See you again soon!

I've spent a lot of time in St. Augustine, yet yesterday was my first experience at this hidden gem. The food was fresh and delicious. A little more pricey than I expected, but I feel it was well worth the amount and the flavor of the food. Everyone there was friendly and willing to give suggestions on the menu. The restaurant is small, but it conveys a homey, relaxed environment. I highly suggest you check them out on your next trip!

What a hidden gem! We only found it thanks to typing in "lunch near me" on yelp while in the Ancient City today!!! Gaufres is like waffle in French, Radi our beautiful server is from Bulgaria, and on the menu you have favorites of people who may be Polish or maybe even Greek? We should have asked more questions, bc there are pages of Polish, Hungarian & Greek foods, plus a wonderful regional wine and liqueur list as well as some lovely hand - painted bottles of cordials and liqueurs on display & for sale. They do even serve different varieties of waffles! not to mention Greek favorites such as gyros and spanakopita. And if we could have nibbled on one more item after the shared lunch that was more than we could eat, the desserts in the case all looked heavenly, from baklava w/wo chocolate, baklava cheesecake, & cookies to Polish cheesecake and more! We ordered glasses of crisp light white wine from Serbia/Herzegovina regions. Then we decided to share a bowl (cup would have sufficed!) of the Hunters Stew, and a dish called Golumpki Combo: 4 different homemade pierogies stuffed with meat, potato, sauerkraut, & spinach. All were delicious and I know my husband will love his favorite sauerkraut stuffed.Radi told us that 99% of everything is prepared and made in house; the bread is from a local bakery. What a treat for something unique and different. They've been open since 2005 and diners seemed to be repeat guests. So glad we found you!!! We will be back. We can't wait! Food, service, ambience. Even the old wallpaper and chipped paint just add to the rustic look with the vintage Polish plates etc. in cabinets and in the walls. like stepping into Old World Europe.

I went here specifically because I missed the Polish food from Chicago. I ordered the stuffed cabbage, sauerkraut and mushroom pierogies, the Hungarian goulash and the beef and barley soup. Everything was delicious! I will be going back soon as the food satisfied my cravings. I am so happy that I found this place!!!!

I am mid meal, it's super, incredible, spectacular. The beer selection, the food, everything is perfect for St. Aug. I hope you come here because I was not disappointed.