The Palace Saloon
The Shipcaptain's Bar since 1903. Hand-carved mahogany, painted murals, live music every day, and the World Famous Pirate's Punch.
From the oldest bar in Florida to a beach deck on South Fletcher, we have been pouring on Amelia Island since 1903. Find what is open, plan your route, and we will see you at the bar.
Checked against island time, updated the second you load the page. No more guessing whether the kitchen light is still on.
Hours shown are regular hours. Holidays, private events and live music nights can change them, so call ahead for a large group.
A chill day by the beach, a girl's night out, a place with real nightlife, or a bottle for the porch. Pick your mood and we have the address.
The Shipcaptain's Bar since 1903. Hand-carved mahogany, painted murals, live music every day, and the World Famous Pirate's Punch.
The island's premier wine lounge. Rare bottles, self-pour dispensing machines, homemade desserts, and a private back room for showers and small parties.
Come party on the deck. Salt air, cold drinks, and the ocean across the road, open every single day of the year.
Ten-plus years on this side of the island. A relaxed room built for craft cocktails, good wine, and a bourbon shelf worth the drive.
Game on every screen, then the DJ takes over. The late-night room when the rest of the island starts winding down.
Small-batch rum, vodka, gin, bourbon and cellos, distilled on 8th Street. Book a guided flight, drink a cocktail, take a bottle home.
The best selection of beer, wine and spirits in Nassau County, at four locations. Now on DoorDash if you would rather not leave the porch.
Six stops, one island, no rideshare surge between the first three. Print it, screenshot it, or hand it to the group chat.
Start at the source. A guided flight of rum, gin and bourbon made two blocks off Centre Street. Taste it before you drink it all night.
Something with a cork. Walk to Centre Street and pour your own from the dispensing machines. Rare bottles, cheese, and a dessert you did not plan on.
The one everyone came for. Florida's oldest bar. Order the Pirate's Punch at the mahogany bar, stay for whoever is playing.
Every game, every screen. Catch the end of the game, then the DJ takes over on Friday and Saturday.
Salt air cure. Fifteen minutes to South Fletcher. Deck, ocean, cold drink, no shoes required.
Take the island home. Four locations across Nassau County, plus DoorDash if the porch is winning.
Downtown stops 1 and 2 are a short walk apart. Hammerhead and Lofton Square are a short drive. Please plan a designated driver.
Between 1880 and 1910, Fernandina's docks were among the busiest in the South, and more than twenty saloons lined the harbor district. Only one earned the title of the Shipcaptain's Bar.
That room is still standing on Centre Street, and it still opens at eleven. Everything else we have built since then, the wine lounge upstairs of the same block, the beach deck on South Fletcher, the still on 8th Street, comes from the same idea: a place for everyone, on an island that has always run on hospitality.
A place for everyone. Amelia Island Hospitality Group
Wedding weekend on the island? Bachelorette? Sales kickoff? We have rooms for twelve and rooms for two hundred, on the beach or on Centre Street.
Group and event sales: jamie@theaihg.com
Hammerhead events: derek@theaihg.com
Palace Saloon tees, Hammerhead hats and the rest of the AIHG collection ship from our online store.
Large table, private room, wedding weekend, or just a question about hours. Send it over and the right manager will answer.
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