Palace Cafe & Dairy — Restaurant in Miami

Had a bad experience when I went there to order some food, it was my first time there, they had a game at the Marlins Stadium, and there were two girls charging money to park there, I wasn’t going to park to go to the game I was going to park to order some food to eat there, one of the girls she was wearing white pants and a pink shirt came up to me and asked me are you going to the restaurant or are you parking for the game, I told her I’m going to the restaurant, and she told me with a big o attitude the cone is there for a reason, go park over there, that’s for the restaurant. There was no need for that it was my first time there and she talked to me like if I’m incompetent, too bad the manager wasn’t there for I can let her know. Ordered my self a cheese combo, the meat patty was small, as you can see in the picture. Didn’t really liked the food, still don’t know if I’ll give it another chance, specially with that...

This is a decent place to go and have treats, especially before Marlin's baseball games. This establishment sits on the corner of Northwest 7th Street and 13th Avenue. There you will find space for parking and tables (with covering - ceiling) that protect you from the rays of the sun. Included on this delectable menu are : sandwiches - cuban, mofo go with pork, steak, mangu w/fried salami, hamburger, grilled chicken breast w/ fries, etc. Now some of the dairy (ice cream) treats include : banana split, Knickerbocker glory, vanilla ice cream cone w/ sprinkles, sugar cones with vanilla, strawberry, coconut, pistachio, chocolate, etc. Also, you will find a wide variety of fresh juices to drink such as : passion fruit, orange juice, tamarind, papaya, guava, mango, etc. Get down here whenever your time permits and the service you will find is "fair and square"! Tell them Jay...

At a glance, Palace Cafe & Dairy seems like a typical old Miami joint waiting to be gentrified like most of this beautiful city, but how the saying goes… “never judge a book by its cover!”

No need for change here! This nostalgic ice cream parlor is just minutes away from the gorgeous Loan Depot Park where you can find, what I found to be, the best banana split in town. No gimmicks or tricks, just delicious layers of vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate ice cream drizzled with silky chocolatey syrup, some pineapple chunks, finished off with some rainbow sprinkles, frothy whipped cream, and of course, a cherry on top! What else can you ask for? Make sure to try el cafecito right before you head out, and a huge shout out to “La Dominicana” for being the ONLY employee working the parlor for the...