Advertisement
Explore Miami
Advertisement
El Palacio De Los Jugos
10Best Says
Since opening in 1977, El Palacio De Los Jugos has embodied Latin American Miami in its most authentic form. It's not fancy, doesn't have a dress code, and everyone is welcome--so long as they enjoy... Read More
Since opening in 1977, El Palacio De Los Jugos has embodied Latin American Miami in its most authentic form. It's not fancy, doesn't have a dress code, and everyone is welcome--so long as they enjoy delicious food and won't ask for a copy of their "nutrition facts".
The name of this popular eatery translates to "the juice palace" as it serves freshly made, exotic juices in mass volumes. El Palacio also cooks down-home Latin fare; generous, juicy pork sandwiches and classic Cuban rice and bean variations fill the outdoor air with enticing aromas. After ordering, purchase tropical produce or sip cooling coconut water, chopped on-site by a man with his machete.
Advertisement
Advertisement
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Priscilla Blossom
Miami Local Expert
- Cuban: "If you're unsure of where to begin at this place, relax. Start by ordering one of their fresh-squeezed juices and the rest will make sense once you start a-sippin."
- Best Value: "Bring cash! And a Spanish-speaking friend if you don't know the language."
- Best for Cuban Because: El Palacio will always be our local secret for inexpensive but top-notch Cuban cuisine. They have several locations, all of which are consistently amazing.
- Recommended as Best Value Because: At Palacio, expect to enjoy a full and hearty meal for $10 or less that may include a tasty, hot sandwich and fresh squeezed juice.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Find the 10Best nearby:
Advertisement