Gaufres and Goods

So what do you do after driving 1200 miles from Chicago? A place sometimes called the Greek and Polish Midwest when it comes to food? Go directly to Gaufres and Goods and tell your Greek friends at home the hummus is the best we have ever tasted. The addition of strips of sun dried tomatoes and thick gooey Balsamic vinegar. So stealing that genius move. Our wait staff Jessica was charming, knowledgeable and quicker than you would expect considering she was working a short day by herself. We must of timed it perfectly as we got there and was able to order and eat while the lunch crowd converged. The menu read like a who's your Greek aunt or Polish nana in the back. Authentic and delish.

I was just looking for a place to sit and enjoy the weather when I saw the tables in the alley way. I love Greek food so decided to try a few different dishes. I've never had sweet perogies before so had to try the blueberry ones. They were so good! I also tried the Greek salad with gyro meat which was piled so high I had to move half to a separate plate. The tzatziki sauce was always amazing. Server was really kind and the atmosphere in that alley was so peaceful. I'll definitely go back!

Truly, a really authentic spot, staff was extremely attentive and helpful explaining items on the menu. Food was priced reasonably came out fast each item was to temperature and perfectly seasoned. Will certainly be a regular!

I really enjoyed the food it was delicious.it felt like eating at my grandmother's house. The service was very good and fast. Something very important that caught my attention, and that no one else mentioned, was the cleanliness of the bathroom. It really needs a good deep cleaning; it was very dirty.

5 stars all the way around. 100% I would recommend this place to anyone asking where they should go for food. The food was fantastic! Everything was a perfect representation of a home cooked Polish meal. The prices are extremely reasonable for St. Augustine. Our server was very friendly and attentive to our table. I'll be coming back every time I'm in town.