The Chatsworth Pub

Great pub in the middle of the chaos of Nights of Lights. Beer and Football. Owner was a so welcoming

We just anchored off St Augustine and were ready for a beverage and my husband wanted a burger. Friends had just eaten here and said it was good, so off we went. The bar/restaurant was busy, the barmaid was taking drink orders, taking table orders AND delivering food, she was swamped. We were patient, finally got menus after asking twice then going to the bar to get them. Same holds true for our drinks. I got a chicken panini, my husband got the burger (served with homemade kettle chips). Our friends got a Reuben sandwich and the stew. We should have left, I see that now. It took an hour to get our food and it was COLD. We were just so hungry. The panini was on a brioche roll and had whole cloves of raw garlic in it. It was brrrrr...cold. The burger was well done, not the requested medium rare and coooooold. It was also served with bad, bagged chips. The Reuben was cold and dry. The stew, small portion for the cost ratio, was okay. It was served with crackers. Bread was $3.00. So...we never send food back. Mine was inedible, and I was worried about getting sick (which did happen). We brought it to the attention of poor bartender, waitress, jack of all trades that 3 of the 4 dishes were inedible. Interestingly enough, the owner was there chatting gloriously behind the bar. Never lifted a finger to help. The bartender sent her over. She explained that they had a busy weekend and they just didn't have enough food in the kitchen, so the kitchen spent all day tweaking things and this was the result. So why not tell people that there aren't any paninis or kettle chips or well prepared food. They were willing to comp 2 meals and we had to argue to get the Reuben off the table. My husband who grew up in kitchens was surprised they even charged us at all. Cute bar, bad timing, not enough servers. The bartender was really, really nice and that's why they are getting any stars and we did tip her!

Way overrated. First, our teacups had lipstick on them. We tried to swap from other tables but those cups were also dirty. When we mentioned it to our server she said "thanks for telling me." That was it.The "brunch" tea was nothing more than ALL sweet pastries we could have grabbed at the bakery down the street. No savory items...The bottomless mimosas were almost all OJ. I had gotten reservations for an anniversary and was embarrassed that I took someone there.

Wife and I have been coming here for long time. Anytime we visit St. Augustine Florida. We have to come here.Their drink options are nice and remind us of our visits to London. Same for their food.

Such a beautiful frilly place. Absolutely loved the chandelier and decor. All of the staff were super friendly and loved them. The eclair tasted like it came out of the frozen section and the bacon biscuit should have been warmed. Other than those two items we loved the scones and recommended seasonal flavors. We are looking forward to trying other tea places in Jacksonville to compare.

Really comfortable, just on the edge of craziness downtown. Enjoyed a few beers and a bowl of the Cheese Soup. Service was good and prices were fair.

The environment is super chill They don't accept cash and bartender service can be slow

My friends and I booked a High Tea here, but the experience left much to be desired. I first inquired on November 24th and was told reservations must be made 10 days in advance--no problem. However, it took three emails and several phone calls to finally reach someone. When I did, the process was disorganized. I provided the date, time, and party size, but they still repeatedly asked for the same information before confirming our reservation.When we arrived, the staff didn't review any details with us, like allergies or dietary restrictions. We had to track down a server to mention that one guest didn't eat pork. A staff member rushed through our request, bringing the wrong items. Once we notified our server that something was wrong, she reached over my boyfriend and I to snatch a tiny salmon puff off the tier to replace it with another item.The portions were inadequate. We were given 4oz of cream and jam for four scones and couldn't get more when requested, even though other tables with fewer people received similar portions.While the sandwiches and beer cheese soup were decent, nothing else seemed made in-house. For the price, the quality of the food and service fell short. This place has potential, but it needs significant improvement before I'd recommend it.

Went for tea, it took 30 minutes to get our tea, and the food didn't come out for over an hour and a half. For $50pp we received a slice of pumpkin cheesecake, a cup of chocolate pudding, a slice of red velvet cake, one scone, one cucumber and cream cheese sandwich and a pot of tea. It took two hours for this tea service. When the food finally came our tea was empty so we had ice water with our food. The food served was not very good, there wasn't anything served that would necessitate lengthy prep time. At about $50 pp this was a huge disappointment both for the time it took to get served, the quality of the food served and the lack of any service.

I made a reservation for afternoon tea. I was so excited as the pictures looked beautiful. I was so disappointed. The room where tea is served was the highlight. Beautiful and elegant. Tea options were good. The service was slow and it felt like at one point we were forgotten. The food was literally from Starbucks, cut in half and sprinkled with powdered sugar. Chocolate chip scones and the pumpkin loaf, you know the ones, and the sandwiches were layered like a club sandwich. As an afternoon tea I was definitely expecting better.