Twenty-four food licenses in St. Johns County recorded a licensing inspection between July 1 and Sept. 4, 2026, according to the state’s District 5 inspection file. Nineteen are permanent food service licenses. Five are mobile food dispensing vehicles.

A licensing inspection is the visit the state makes in connection with issuing a license. The file does not say whether a license is a brand-new business or a change of ownership at an address that was already serving food, and this table does not claim to know which is which.

Names and cities are printed as they appear in the state’s file.

Date Name on the license City License type Result recorded
Jul 1 PUERTO RICAN TWIST St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 1 TOP HIBACHI CATERING St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 7 SUBWAY 3 St. Augustine Permanent Warning Issued, then Call Back - Complied on Jul 16
Jul 8 GRINGOS TACOS FL St. Augustine Mobile Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 9 FRANKIE’S FRANKS St. Johns Mobile Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 9 NARA REVOLVING SUSHI Ponte Vedra Beach Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 14 LEGACY DONUTS St. Augustine Mobile Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 15 AL’S YUM YUM St. Johns Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 20 FLOATING FOOD COMPANY St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 22 SOFRESH SILVERLEAF St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 24 THE ROLLING CHEF St. Augustine Mobile Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 29 LICKLE MOBAY JAMAICAN RESTAURANT St. Augustine Permanent Warning Issued, then Call Back - Complied on Jul 31
Jul 30 AFRO-SAZON St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Jul 31 LA ROSETA CAFE St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 6 HOUSE OF COFFEE Ponte Vedra Beach Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 6 MOBILE SCOOPS St. Johns Mobile Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 11 AREPA 58 Ponte Vedra Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 18 SOFRESH NOCATEE Ponte Vedra Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 20 STARLING AT NOCATEE INDEPENDENT LIVING Ponte Vedra Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 21 NED’S NEW ENGLAND DECK St. Johns Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 25 JON SMITH SUBS Ponte Vedra Beach Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 27 BLU PLATE St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Aug 28 DEJA BREW CAFE AND BAKERY St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action
Sep 3 2 CREEKS DOCKSIDE St. Augustine Permanent Inspection Completed - No Further Action

Fourteen of the twenty-four are in St. Augustine. Four are in St. Johns, three in Ponte Vedra Beach and three in Ponte Vedra.

What the result column means

The state publishes its own definitions. Two appear above.

Inspection Completed - No Further Action. Per DBPR: “Sanitary and safety conditions did not warrant a follow-up visit to ensure correction. Establishment will be inspected again at the next routine interval.”

Warning Issued. Per DBPR: “Sanitary and/or safety conditions require the inspector to return in the near future to ensure corrective action has been taken for violations found.”

Two licenses on this list drew a warning at the licensing visit. Both recorded a call-back within nine days, and the state’s disposition on each call-back was Complied. The Tattler prints the follow-up in the same row as the finding, at the same size, because a finding without its outcome is half a record.

Method

The file is the Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s District 5 food service inspection extract, downloaded Sept. 8, 2026. District 5 covers seventeen counties; the rows here are the ones the state codes to St. Johns. Records were selected where the inspection type is the licensing inspection and the inspection date falls between July 1 and Sept. 4, 2026, which is the full range the extract carried on the day it was pulled. Where a single license appears more than once, the rows are combined in date order.

Street addresses are in the state file and are not reprinted here. Some of these licenses are carts, trucks and caterers, and the address on a license like that is sometimes a home.

An inspection record is a regulatory document. It is not a court judgment and it is not a review of anybody’s cooking.

Compiled by The Ledger from public records. Automated, then checked. Corrections: corrections@stjohnstattler.org