La Juguera Tropical

I have been going to this privately owned Cuban Market for years. All the procedures here are very fresh and they have great juices squeezed right in front of you. We ordered two sandwiches their turkey and the famous Cuban steak sandwich. Both of the sandwiches were great portions and very tasty, the breads were perfectly toasted. I prefer this place way more than the juice palaces scattered all over Miami.

I ordered from here for a large party. I had 50 guests, the portions were very generous we had plenty of leftovers and everyone raved about the food. The juices are also fresh and divine. It's a small hole in the wall operation and it is very good.

Love love this place love their pan con bistec in the ventanita the lady is so nice and prepares everything how u ask for and with a jugo de pina my husband loves the pan con tomate con un guarapo and a fresh order of bunuelos this place is so much cleaner and fresh food den palacio de los jugos yuck

I really love coming to La Juguera Tropical. In the ventanilla they have the most delicious fresh juices I've ever had. One of my favorite flavors is the guava and I also enjoy the watermelon juice. Their croquettes are exquisite and so are their Cuban sandwiches. The staff is always courteous, efficient and kind. Inside they sell fruits and some vegetables that are in season. They also sell fresh ground sweet corn that is delicious to make corn stew. They have an entire section of ready made meals, I've purchased a few items and have enjoyed their seasoning. The entire space is kept immediately clean and organized.Finally, they have an incredible terrace where you can sit and enjoy your goodies. We've been visiting this place often during the pandemic because of the huge outdoor space.

If you're looking for authentic Cuban food and natural juice drinks, this is your place. It's a small market that has cooked food, exotic fruits and a outdoor cafe. The watermelon juice is my favorite. I come here for the cooked pork chunks with extra onions. JFYI, I put the pork chunks in the rice cooker with a package of yellow rice and wala dinner is cooked! It's worth the drive from Miami Lakes. Downside: bring CASH their credit card machine sometimes works and parking is limited.

I love this place. Breakfast for basically $4 ...scrambled eggs, bacon, tostada, cafe con leche...All cooked beautifully. The ladies are all mom's and grandma's and as such treat everyone like their family and thoroughly enjoy feeding people. You can buy juice here by the jug, fresh squeezed. Alongside the fresh market inside. For the most part you'll order food and eat amid conversation on the bar height tables and be on your way to work within minutes.They have a healthy supply of pastries too. It is a hard bargain to beat when you consider how expensive the city is and when you account for how much quality cooking you get for $4. They also make mean fritas here. All in all one of favorite spots to come to for breakfast in town.

We come here to pick up lechón at least once a week because the flavor is the best in Miami in our opinion. I came today to pick up lechón, rice and yuca for my family and was shocked at how ridiculously overpriced white rice and yuca for 8 people was -$42.70. It was your average medium width and length tray for both. You can get rice and yuca for 8 people at Sedanos or El Palacio de los Jugos for less than half the price. And the rice and yuca was as average as you can get. I will not be coming back. Maybe for lechón. But not for rice and yuca. Rethink your prices. Absolutely ridiculous.

This little supermarket packs a serious punch! It is one of the best assorted groceries I have seen in a while, not only serving sandwiches, pastries and coffee from a window, but selling produce, canned goods, fruits, bread, hot food, juices, etc. It is literally your one stop shop. I find myself periodically around this area, and I have always been attracted by this grocery. From outside it looks small, cozy, a bit out of place with the cabana/hut look that it sports. I stopped by one day because I was looking for fresh passion fruit. The joke is, I didn't find passion fruit, but I found a lot of other things. I scored some Mexican herbs (not Acapulco Gold) used to cook and to make drinks, I also found a lot of exotic tropical fruits and, of course, regular veggies.While I walked around, I saw they served food from hot trays. It all looked good, although I didn't get any food to go. Like I said before, this is a small shop with lots of items. If you were to ask me where to go, I would point you to the counter that is on the left wing of the building. This is where you find the juices, the cheeses, the bread, and most importantly, the fried pork. Now, I challenge you to go look at those trays of fried pork chunks and pork rinds and remain vegetarian. I am not against vegetarianism, for all its reasons, as a matter of fact I embrace vegetarianism in my diet, but if someone else killed the pig and fried it, how could you not grab a piece (I know, I know, no need to send me angry messages...).Anyway, this "little" grocery is not so small. It is packed with good food ready to eat, and lots of exotic fruits and vegetables, some that are everyday staples in Hispanic homes, some that belong in any home that loves ethnic ingredients. It is seriously well assorted.So, like others have mentioned, this is like a "Palacio" on Miller Drive. If you asked me which of the two do I like better, I am going with La Juguera Tropical. I like the cozy, personalized attention, and laid back vibe. That's just my liking.

Best fresh squeezed juice around. You can choose from many flavors. Pastelitos are $1 and the service was excellent. Small market with many items.

I did not have any previous experience from this place and I had to do a rush order of imperial rice for an event because it was the only close place to do a pick up Best decision ever. The rice was a hit. Very fresh and delicious Thanks to the team at this place for the good quality food. Keep it up!