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"Located in the same building, you can grab dinner and dessert all in one!. 10/Six Grill is an Alice in Wonderland themed restaurant that just opened in the end of 2019. Sweet Pete’s Candy Shop is a unique experience and a popular dive in Jacksonville creating and serving up sweet treats."

"Sweet Pete’s makes over 10,000 pounds of caramel a year, and for good reason. People can’t get enough of the sweet stuff. Made right here in Jacksonville, Sweet Pete’s Caramels are a true Only in Jax treat!"

"There are several floors with different colors, styles and accessories. This place is so beautiful and fun. I feel like someone is ALWAYS doing photoshoots up in here."

"Perhaps you only know the fine folks of The Hyppo as the purveyors of the best freakin' popsicles on the planet. Well, they make a whole lot more awesomeness than just popsicles, and they do it with the same pride and quality that have made their real fruit pops such a staple downtown. The café near 312 is big and pretty, and in addition to plenty of seating for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is also lounge space stocked with books, magazines, and newspapers."

"48 Charlotte Street70 Saint George Street1765 Tree Boulevard, Unit #5 Okay, okay. This technically isn’t ice cream. But The Hyppo’s popsicles are so infamously delectable that they deserve to be on any list of frozen confectionery."

"On steamy St Augustine afternoons, seek out the Hyppo, a slip of a popsicle shop with an ever-changing whiteboard menu of outrageous flavors – pineapple-cilantro, rice pudding and Kick (an energizing blend of..."

"Some only dream of cupcakes—others bake it happen, like Sweets by Holly!. A 3x Winner of Food Network’s Cupcake Wars, Holly creates cupcakes, soft serve, cereal cones and cakes for any occasion. The treats created hold a special place in Holly’s heart."

"The owner has won Cupcake Wars three times so far, so you know these are legit. #SpoonTip: Mini cupcakes are $1 each every Monday."

"Homemade sprinkles, waffle cones, and even offering pints to go, Mayday takes their homemade status very seriously. Featuring flavors like Coffee + Donuts, Ice Box Lemon, and Mint Monster, they have a wide selection to choose from. And if you’re not able to make it to one of their multiple physical locations, keep an eye out around town for the Mayday ice cream truck that makes rounds (typically) 7 days of the week."

"🎵”Sweet dreams are made of this…”🎵 is the song that plays in our head when thinking of Mayday Ice Cream!. Mayday has such wide variety of ice cream flavors to choose from that you are going to want to sample them all. Our favorite is the coffee & donuts flavor and it even has chunks of donuts in it!"

"Here you'll find artisan flavors and toppings with high-quality ingredients. If two scoops aren't enough, make it five. The parlor serves homemade ice cream with each flavor carefully crafter."

"Whit’s offers a daily flavor, endless toppings and popular flavors such as “Almond Joy” and “Cookie Monster.” This creamy goodness tastes like soft serve on steroids. It packs tremendous flavor. Even the vanilla will have your head spinning."

"Made daily in-store, Whit’s custard is sure to bring back fond childhood memories, or even craft new ones as an adult. You don’t know happiness until you’ve had a lick."

"We are from Johnstown, Ohio, where we thought the only Whits was located. So you can imagine how awesome it was to find a location here in Jacksonville!"

"Ice cream cures just about anything, from bad days at work to heartbreak. In Jacksonville’s historic Springfield neighborhood there’s a brand new ice cream shop that’s serving up more than 100 different flavors and dozens of mix-ins. Springfield Scoops gets all of its ice cream and frozen yogurt made by a Florida-based family who has been making ice cream for almost 40 years."

"With over 100 flavors and an endless amount of toppings and combinations, Springfield Scoops is the newest addition to the historic neighborhood. Currently, the quaint shop offers 24 of their 100+ flavors and they plan on rotating them with the seasons. Along with the classics (chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, etc.), Springfield Scoops offers more unusual flavors."

"Springfield Ice cream parlor offering freshly made ice cream with more than 100 flavors and a seemingly infinite combination of mix-ins. 1807 N Main St.Jacksonville, FL32206United States"

"Local St. Augustine ice cream shops, Italian ice, sorbet, gelato, and frozen yogurt. Find places in St. Augustine that serve frozen treats and iced drinks to keep vacationers and locals cool. Those looking for a healthy treat can also browse cafes that serve smoothies and juice bars that serve nutritional drinks."

"This is the best custard I have ever tasted....they have amazing flavors and great customer service. I'm definitely a lifetime fan now."

"Discover the fast-paced, interactive world of science at MOSH. Generate your own electricity, move your body to see how exercise affects long-term health, and visit animals indigenous only to the east coast, without getting your feet wet. As the city’s most visited museum, there’s a place called KidSpace, where children under 5 can stimulate their minds by probing (literally) parts of science and history on a level they can understand."

"Hosting the world’s largest assortment of genuine artifacts and interactive exhibits related to all things pirate, St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum will appeal to the swashbuckler in anyone. Inside, you can find rare treasures from a real shipwreck, one of the only two remaining Jolly Roger flags in existence, the Book of Pirates, the world’s only pirate chest, and a below-deck experience of Blackbeard’s last battle designed by Disney’s Imagineers. Unlock your inner Captain Jack!"

"A pirate cruises an enormous ship with cannons wearing a bandana which is fluttering in the wind, along with the sails. He looks threatening in his knee length coat, blousy shirt with ruffles at the collar and cuff. His leathery skin is scarred and he has a peg leg and a hook in place of a hand."

"The Beaches have a story of their own, which you can uncover at this museum a couple of blocks from the ocean in Jacksonville Beach. This elegant clapboard building with a veranda is rented out for events, and has a non-denominational chapel for weddings. As for exhibits detailing Jax’s coastal settlements, there’s a recreated boardwalk and post office, and a 28-ton steam locomotive."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Ebyabe used under CC BY-SA 3.0. Museum tours are a must when visiting a new place, especially if you don’t know much about it. If you and a loved one are visiting this part of Florida for the first time, consider adding Beaches Museum to your itinerary."

"The Jacksonville beach area has a rich history, throw it back with events, exhibits, archives, and more. It’s easy to learn about Jacksonville’s Indigenous history and view local artists' work."

"Seaside brewery offering seasonal beers plus serving American chow including sandwiches & steak. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 904-829-2977"

"True Food Kitchen is the solitary eatery essentially dependent on science which ensures the entirety of its craveable dishes and beverages work to expand the life span of their people and planet. They consider food that works for you, to feed you as refreshingly as could really be expected, without forfeiting flavor. In light of the mitigating food pyramid, the creation of their originator Dr. Andrew Weil, a celebrated specialist of integrative medication, each and every fixing on their menu is painstakingly chosen and hand-created into signature dishes that make eating great easy, invigorating, and above all, loaded with flavor."

"Restaurants (order via wait staff) | $$ | View Location of True Food Kitchen. CURBSIDE PICKUP AVAILABLEOUTDOOR DININGDELIVERYTAKEOUTDINE-IN. True Food Kitchen is a restaurant inspired by the philosophy that food should make you feel better and that great tasting food and thoughtfully crafted beverages can serve as the foundation for a life well lived."

"St. Luke's Catholic Church is one of the fastest growing congregations in the North Florida region. St. Luke's has served the needs of the Catholic community in Middleburg, Lake Asbury, South Orange Park, Oakleaf Plantation, Argyle and the..."

"It is home to the central congregation of the Trinity Parish, which convened in 1821. The building itself has been renovated and expanded several times over the last two centuries, including the pre-Civil War installation of some truly stunning stained-glass windows that still remain today (such as the triptych above the central altar). The rest of the building is no less a work of stunning architectural art, with graceful lines and sweeping buttresses adorning the exterior."

"Fronting on the central Plaza in St. Augustine’s Old City district, the original historic Trinity Episcopal Church was constructed from 1830-31 and rebuilt in 1902. It is the oldest of the Protestant churches in Florida. The original church, constructed of local coquina stone, was 36 feet wide by 50 feet long."

"Trinity Parish Church was established in St. Augustine in 1821 and is the oldest Protestant Church in the state of Florida. The first building was erected in the 1830s and was made of coquina."

"Stretching for almost a quarter-mile over the water, the Jacksonville Beach Pier is the best hangout spot in the area. You aren’t allowed to bike or skate, so the foot traffic is always calm, but there’s plenty of entertainment to be had from local bands, bait shops and food trucks. Fishing is the most popular activity at the pier; there are even designated areas for deep-water anglers."

"Like most piers, the Jacksonville Beach Pier is in a constant struggle against the elements. The first pier from 1922 was destroyed in 1999 by Hurricane Floyd. This was rebuilt within five years, but then Hurricane Matthew came along in October 2016, and Irma a year later, causing new damage."