Palermo Puerto Rican Kitchen
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Relaxed, family-owned fixture featuring traditional, homemade Puerto Rican dishes in snug surrounds.
attractions: Orange Park Farmers' & Arts Market, Linen & Rust, Hair By Lee & Friends, Orange Park Fl, restaurants: Grumpy's Restaurant, The Urban Bean Coffeehouse Cafe, OP Fish House and Oyster Bar, Tom & Betty's Restaurant, La Sabrosa Grocery & Restaurant Orange Park, Basketique Gifts, Dairy Queen, Starbucks, Dunkin', Conviction Chicken
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Relaxed, family-owned fixture featuring traditional, homemade Puerto Rican dishes in snug surrounds.
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Why did I wait so long to try Palermo? I’ve been missing out on amazing food for over a year since I heard about this place. When you walk up the front door is actually inside a lobby. They were decently busy for a Saturday evening. We had about 30 minute wait for two people. They do take reservations we found out. * I ordered the Churrasco Caprino with goat cheese and arroz con gandules. It’s skirt steak with goat cheese, sun dried tomatoes and a lemon butter sauce. This meal was perfection. The goat cheese just melted in your mouth with the steak. I actually wish I had bread to sop up the leftover sauce. The arroz was awesome. Reminded me of my Tía’s. I also got the passion fruit sangria which was really yummy. My boyfriend got the trio of empanadas, he chose beef and a side of the Alfredo pasta. He loved them both. The pasta was so good he ordered a second serving. He said its better than what we had in Bayamón. He drank a Malta. We got tres leches cake for dessert. I think it’s the best tres leches I’ve ever had. The service was outstanding! We can’t wait to come back! **All staff are wearing masks which I really appreciate! :)
Whitney DWhitney D
30
Empieso a decir que esta muy bello el lugar se ve fino fue mi primera vez y hasta pregunte a una joven que nos sento si era el restaurante puertorriqueño Palermo ya que pues no parese ser un restaurante boricua lo que normalmente vemos aca en Jacksonville muy limpio y presentable. Los precios de la comida estan buenos no es muy caro. Lo primero que me llego a la mesa fue una empanadilla ( empanada) de salmorejo de huyes estaba en$ 5 buen precio lo unico que estaba vacia por dentro porque tenia como 2 cucharadas pequeña de salmorejo se lo mencione a la sra que vino a mi mesa creo es la dueña ella en esos momentos fue a disculparse sobre la pechuga rellena de mi esposo que se la sirvieron cruda y me contesto que ellos bregan con porcion pequeña sinceramente el salmorejo estaba al final de la empanadilla pero no estuvo mal. Hablando de la pechuga no explicaron que la salsa criolla de la pechuga rellena lo cobrarian aparte fue $2 lo supe despues me dieron el recibo pero esa salsa a mi esposo le encanto.despues que areglaron el problema de la pechuga cruda de mi esposo estubo bien presentado el plato y a mi esposo le gusto mucho el sabor me dijo que latextura de la pechuga era blandita y su salsa criolla le daba ese toque especial. la pechuga estaba jugosa y tenia queso mozarella y platanos no se veia casi el platano pero mi esposo dice sintio el sabor de los platanos. Los dos pedimos arroz con gandules mi opinion estaba bien no me mato como decimos en PR tenia fuerte sabor a cilantro pero para mi le falto como ese extra sabor que enverdad se identifica autentico de PR. tenia pimientos rojos cebolla y cilantro muy bien presentado. mis chuletas estaban fritas correctamente y muy blanditas el sabor estaba bien , no estaban secas y te trae 2 porciones. Lo otro que probamos fue las yucas al mojo la textura de las yucas estaban crujientes tenian sal por encima muy buenas la salsa al mojo estaba buena pero le encontre mucho sabor a ajo que lo hacia picoso pero no estaba mal. Pedi una orden de un pastel de cerdo el tamaño era pequeño pero por el precio de uno no esta mal $ 4 La textura de la masa era blandita estan relleno de garbanzo y aceitunas no es una cantidad exagerada pero los que no le gustan el garbanzo en el pastel como yo pues no se difruta mucho. De sabor lo encontre soso en la masa e igual en la carne de cerdo. Las bebidas como las limonada y jugo de parcha estaba muy aguado no tenia casi color pero se sentia el sabor. Definitivamente si volvere, quiero probar las alcapurrias, relleno ,morcilla , sus Mofongo sus langostas piña colada. Por ultimo pero no menos importante el que nos sirvio en la mesa ese joven llamado chris es bien carismatico y save vender porque siempre te recomienda varios platos y es muy amable. Haci que les dare otra visita. Se me olvida decir que la Sra.que se disculpo con nosotros es super amable al venir hacia la mesa y explicar y disculparse ella nos hablo muy bien. otra cosa se me habia olvidado y hay que decirlo es que los baños de hombre y mujer estaban super limpios y muy lindos.
LL
10
My experience at Palermo Puerto Rican Kitchen was fantastic from start to finish. I went on a Friday night, and I am happy to say the place had a good crowd post Covid, but still plenty of room for eating. My party’s wait was very short which was a plus. The menu had so many wonderful choices, and they have a great web package to order take out, but this experience we dined in. The food was delicious. There were so many great items to try, but I decided to try the chicken. I know that may sound boring, but the owner came to my table and sold me on this dish. It was a stuff chicken which I normally would stay away from, but this chicken was fantastic. The chicken was so moist and the filling in the chicken was so savory. I also got beans, white rice, and plantains. One word….Amazing. This experience was done in November of 2021, so I’m looking to experience this place again soon.
TekiaTekia
20
I haven't had authentic Puerto Rican food this good since I left South Florida! The food was amazing and the service was fantastic! We ordered the beef empanada trio appetizer which was absolutely delicious. I didn't see the seafood empanada until we had already ordered the beef, but I will definitely try that one out on our next visit. For my entree, I had the stuffed chicken breast: a chicken breast grilled to perfection and stuffed with a savory yet mildly sweet plantain filling and topped with the lemon garlic butter sauce. I chose a simple green salad and arroz con gondules (rice with pigeon peas) as my sides and to be honest, I almost considered ordering an extra side of the rice just to take home and have again tomorrow because it was so delicious! We finished off our meal with a slice of their house made tres leches cake. I cannot wait to come back!
brandibrandi
30
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