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Old Powder House Breakfast

Conventional wisdom and advice from mothers around the world say that breakfast is the most important meal you can eat. It's when you get a good head start on the day while also providing yourself with energy for the events to come. Now, just picture starting out with the tastiest early-morning meal over which you can linger and set a relaxed pace for the day.

Breakfast is an event at The Old Powder House Inn to be savored and remembered. Our three-course gourmet breakfast in St. Augustine, FL, is served at tables for two that are as quiet or as conversational as you choose to be.

Imagine beginning your day with delicious homemade bread and fresh seasonal fruit. Then enjoy an entree such as Baked Stuffed French Toast, Farmers Strata, Eggs Benedict, The Powder House Potato, Eggs Cordova, Baked Monte Cristo, or Quiche du jour, you get the idea.

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Making Your Stay Even More Special

We welcome anyone looking for a quiet place to relax and share time with a special someone. Our focus includes offering a delightful bed and breakfast setting, combined with meals that add the perfect highlight to your stay with us. Take advantage of the deals we offer for guests. It's the ideal solution whether you are on long-awaited vacation or marking a memorable moment in your life.

Check out our special packages for a romantic getaway.

In addition to our affordable package deals we also take care to provide the most welcoming environment possible for our guests from a dining standpoint. Our chefs and kitchen staff will work hard to meet your requests for specific meal requirements.

We can accommodate some dietary restrictions and special dietary needs. Please let us know before or at registration.

Once you experience our delicious breakfasts that will be enough to make you want to come back again and again. After all, can you think of a better way to start the day?

Contact us to learn more about our delicious breakfasts or to book your stay with us. We are proud to welcome all guests to our location in St. Augustine, FL.

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Bed and Gourmet Breakfast in St Augustine

"The breakfast- two words- Amazing. Ok, that was one word, but it says it all!!" ~ Jim & Jess

"The breakfasts were always exciting! Cadie should write a cookbook." ~ Nick

"The best breakfast in the WORLD!!! We are already booking our next visit. Need I say more? :-)" ~ Patrick and Alexandra

"I would rate breakfast superior to all other B&B's we have stayed at in the USA and throughout Europe." ~ R.G.

"Your breakfast was a treat for all the senses, from the smells & tastes of fresh brewed coffee and muffins, to the miniature rose on the plate of fresh baked quiche." ~ P. Mills, Ft. Lauderdale

"Your gourmet breakfast was especially memorable. The companionship of other guests, the attention to detail...the caring preparation, all the special touches to make our stay so very memorable!"~ B & L, Fort Meyers

Old Powder House Recipes

Our famous Old Powder House Glogg Recipe

2 bottles of red wine
2 ounces of dred orange zest
2.5 ounces of cinnamon sticks
22 whole cardamon sticks
25 whole cloves
1 pound almonds
1 pound raisins
1 pound sugar cubes
6 fluid ounces brandy

OPH Eggs Cordova

Ingredients – Eggs, ham (we like thinly sliced Black Forest Ham), hash brown potatoes, bacon, ranch dressing and Worcestershire sauce.

Spray muffin tins with pam. Line each with slices of ham. Place one egg in each tin. Cook at 350* until egg is cooked to your liking, around 10 – 12 minutes. As the ham and eggs are cooking, heat the ranch dressing adding a few shakes of Worcestershire sauce. If you add bacon to your ranch dressing, make sure that the bacon is finely chopped.

Plate your potatoes first, add the egg and ham and then drizzle with ranch dressing.

OPH Famous Almond French Toast

Freeze a loaf of French bread. Remove from freezer about 10 minutes before you're ready to begin preparation. Slice slightly defrosted French bread into 2″ slices. Cut pocket in center of each 2″ slice (cut 3/4 ways through the slice to make the pocket). Mix 6 oz softened cream cheese with 1/3 cup apricot and pineapple (or any preserve you like). Spread about 2 table spoons of cream cheese mixture into each pocket of the French bread slices.

Beat 6 eggs, 1 1/2 cups milk, 1 tbls vanilla, 1 tbls cinnamon, 1/8 tsps nutmeg and a dash of salt until blended. Dip bread slices in egg mixture and place on greased 9 x 12 baking dish. Spoon any remaining egg mixture over the pieces in the baking dish. Cover and refrigerate overnight.

Remove baking dish from refrigerator at least 45 minutes before baking. Preheat oven to 375. Melt butter (about a stick) in the microwave and spoon 1 tbls over top, flip sandwiches and do the same on the second side. Bake for about 8 – 10 minutes on one side until golden brown. Remove from oven and serve with your favorite sauce or syrup.

Our bed and gourmet breakfast in St Augustine will have you asking for seconds.