T C.
Yelp
Nalu's is situated right outside of the entrance to Anastasia State Park. Stopped in for some lunch before I checked in at my campsite, and I was delightfully surprised with my meal.
I ordered a fish burrito. The rice was moist and flavorful, the beans were creamy and delicious, and the fish tasted great. My only gripe was that for almost 9 bucks, I felt like I should've had a more generous portion of fish. My burrito had only three modest slivers of blackened ono, and while it tasted fantastic, it felt a little skimpy in comparison to the other ingredients. Hook it up a little more with the fish, brother! Maybe I just caught them when they were running low.
The baja sauce is amazing. I think it's a mixture of sour cream, blackening seasoning, and lime juice.
My girlfriend ordered the fish nachos, and she was skeptical. She ended up loving them and eating the entire plate. She can be a bit picky, so that's really saying something.
I'm a big fan of anything taco / tropical / fusian related, and I was happy I gave Nalu's a shot. It's a nice casual alternative to the surrounding dining options. Supporting small local businesses like Nalu's is important in an era when corporate chains dominate the market.
Nalu's won me over. I'll definitely stop by for lunch whenever I'm in St. Augustine.