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Cross Streets: Near the intersection of State Road 207 and S Dixie Hwy
95 State Road 207 St Augustine, FL 32084 ·571.98 mi
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tripadvisorIn St. Augustine’s charm, where the stories unfold,Old City Remedies is a treasure, pure gold!With shelves full of wonders and remedies rare,You’ll find all you need with a touch of flair.From herbs to potions and teas that delight,They’ve got all the fixes to make you feel right.Their staff is so kind, with a knowledge so grand,They’ll guide you through wonders with a gentle hand.The scents are enchanting, a mystical breeze,Each visit is soothing, a true heart’s ease.With remedies crafted with love and with care,You’ll leave feeling wonderful, light as the air.So if you’re in need of a magical find,Head to Old City Remedies, leave worries behind.In the heart of St. Augustine, where the magic’s alive,Old City Remedies is where you’ll truly thrive!
MoreI have been shopping at the flea market location for the last year. I have been very happy with the products and service. Although some may be put off by the location....give it a try. You'll be happy with the products and the prices!
MoreI tried calling at 904 217 4518 and that phone number is disconnected. Anyone have the correct number?
MoreI went to their booth at the flee market, and I loved it! The ladies were very informative and let us try samples of different tea remedies. I ended up buying a few different tea and a even a smoke concoction. I was very pleased with these products. Also, before I left I was treated by one of the women with a free sample bag of delicious goji berries! I will definitely be returning (:
MoreWe used to love coming to the old drug store and buying the soaps, shea butter, lotions etc, and eating in the quaint little diner in the back..... not anymore. We were very disappointed to find the store being remodeled. They are moving the wax museum into the back, so all the soaps, lotions, diner etc are gone! The front of the store in now being remodeled into essentially a ticket area for the museum. It is such a shame to see what made this place a landmark gone. :(
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