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Businiess name:
St George Tavern
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Review by:
Ann E.
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Review content:
Ever since Cafe St. George changed hands about two years ago, the service and products have been in noticeable decline. They don't seem to want to compete for local business, not offering local or Flagler discounts and not really offering food that makes you want to come back. The smoothies are OK but over-priced and pretty fattening. The bakery items are good, as long as you don't accidentally get one of the stale ones that some of the employees don't know are just there for show. The sandwiches are OK, depending on who you have making them. Their breakfast menu is probably the best thing they have going on, and they do serve breakfast all day, which is the one thing they have over the Bunnery (that I also don't think too highly of). I just feel that why go here for breakfast when you can go to Schmagels? The espresso drinks are probably, however, the best on the street.
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