El Palacio de los Jugos — Restaurant in Miami

Today was our first time going to The Palacio de los Jugos, the workers there who serve you the food where attentive asking if you need to order your food, we first walked around to see what food they sell, they have a large variety. The lady who served us our food was extremely rude I don’t know how they have her working there, she got mad at us because we ordered the food as the name that we know it, and we even pointed at it, and she yelled at us and gave us attitude because we don’t know how they call it at that restaurant, to bad I didn’t get her name, I should have asked to talk to the manager right away. The thing was that we ordered Carne Asada, and she gave us Carnitas, and we told her that we ordered Carne Asada not Carnitas, and she yelled at us with attitude telling us that that is Carne Asada, and we told her that we want Carne Asada, and we pointed to it, and she got mad at us, and told us that that was Churasco not Carne Asada. They don’t sell the Churasco Fully cooked by the way, I just tasted it and left in on the plate. We also asked her if they had natural Juices, and she told us that they only have Sodas and she pointed to them, and when we were walking out we saw that they do sell natural juices. I tried there Nutella Milk Shake, it was delicious, the only thing is that they took an extremely long time to make it. With everything that happened I won’t be going back there, to bad that Nutella Milk Shake was delicious.

Hoy fue la primera vez que visitamos el Palacio de los Jugos, los trabajadores que le sirven la comida, le preguntan a uno si necesita pedir su comida, primero caminamos para ver qué comida venden, tienen una gran variedad. La señora que nos sirvió la comida fue extremadamente grosera. No sé cómo la tienen trabajando allí, se enojó con nosotros porque pedimos la comida como el nombre que lo conocemos, e incluso la señalamos a la comida, y nos gritó, y nos dio actitud porque no sabemos cómo le llaman en ese restaurante, se me olvidó preguntar le a la señora su nombre, debería haber pedido hablar con el manejador de inmediatamente. La cosa fue que pedimos Carne Asada, y ella nos dio Carnitas, y le dijimos que pedimos Carne Asada, no Carnitas, y ella nos gritó con actitud diciéndonos que eso era Carne Asada, y le dijimos que queríamos Carne Asada, y apuntamos a la carne, y ella se enojó con nosotros y nos dijo que eso era Churasco, no Carne Asada. Por cierto, no venden el Churasco completamente cocinado, solo lo probé y lo dejé en el plato, porque no estaba bien cosinado. También le preguntamos si tenían jugos naturales, y ella nos dijo que solo tenían Sodas y nos señaló, en donde estaban, y cuando salíamos vimos que si venden jugos naturales. Probé el batido de leche Nutella, estaba delicioso, lo único es que tardaron mucho en hacerlo. Con todo lo que sucedió, no volveré allí, por el mal trato, que mal porque el Nutella Milk Shake...

Palacio de los Jugos ruined my New Years Eve. Not only are we regular customers, we have brought every guest of ours here for breakfast every day so when it was time for our NYE dinner, Palacio was our top choice for catering.

We came in and ordered nearly $200 worth of food, with the lechon (pork) being the star of the show so imagine my surprise when dinner time comes and we open up our food to find tamales instead of lechon. We called to try to resolve the issue that night but Dary , who answered the phone, mentioned she had just given the last lechon away but we should come in the next day to pick one up. The next day, which is today, came by and we called Palacio first thing only to have the unpleasant Dary tell us that we need to pay for a new lechon because we ate the tamales.

So what were we supposed to do, Dary? Tell our guests that they need to each rice and beans for dinner because this restaurant made a mistake and refused to fix it? No, we had our guests eat the masa (and only masa) filled tamales and continued with our night. Dary kindly (a joke) offered to give us the difference, which to her was $5, for a $95 pork vs. $35 tamales.

Don't go to Palacio if you're looking to take a pork home, or for tamales with actual filling because you will be extremely...

A Cuban Culinary Delight for Every Occasion

This Cuban restaurant is a true gem, offering an incredible variety of authentic foods and snacks to satisfy every craving. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick bite, grabbing takeout, or ordering in bulk for a special event, this place has you covered.

The menu features a fantastic selection of Cuban classics, from flavorful ropa vieja and perfectly seasoned lechón asado to crispy empanadas and stuffed croquettes. The pastries, like guava and cheese pastelitos, are melt-in-your-mouth delicious and make the perfect snack or dessert. Everything is made fresh with authentic flavors that transport you straight to Havana.

One of the best features is the flexibility they offer. You can sit down and enjoy your meal in a cozy, welcoming environment, or pick up your favorites to enjoy at home. Planning a party or event? They provide large-quantity options that make catering easy and stress-free—perfect for feeding a crowd with bold, satisfying flavors.

The service is friendly and efficient, and the prices are reasonable, especially for the quality and variety they offer. Whether you’re grabbing a Cuban sandwich on the go or planning a feast, this restaurant is a must-visit for authentic Cuban cuisine....