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    Julia & Henry's

    4.0 (408 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Classy
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Rose S.

    Julia & Henry multilevel food Eatery is located in downtown Miami. Very trendy spot in a very art deco building. I was in the area and this building caught my attention so decided to check it out. There are so many vendors inside and a wide variety of food options from Asian, Peruvian to American cuisine. This was on a Monday morning and did not see much of a crowd but I am sure it gets busy on the weekends and on peak hours. The place looks clean and modern inside. There is a cylinder shape wine cellar that is actually the main focal point. Hard to miss. Really liked the glass floors and glass stairs on the second level but can the ladies walk over it without the people downstairs staring up? This looks like a great place for groups getting together for lunch or dinner and want to try the different food options.

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    Alicia M.

    First of all....someone call Jon Taffer because i seriously felt like I was on bar rescue!!! I am sincerely sad I missed this place in its prime! I went for the first time today and there were literally 10 out of the 26 places open. The third floor is completely closed down which is understandable if the idea is to move all the current vendors up to the third floor and create a sports bar on the main floor which is what I was told by one of the last standing vendors...and I hope this is true because otherwise it's a sign that the doors will be closing soon because they simply cannot maintain with 3 floors and only 10 working vendors. We walked in, kind of in shock because the place was completely empty. There were approximately 4-6 customers eating at 2 spots, the main bar was open but all employees were on their phones waiting for business. We nervously circled the main floor then headed up to the second floor to see if anything caught our eye... the Fookem's Fabulous - Pie Vending Machine was empty and shut down...so sad I wanted to try it..so then we headed back down to the first floor where we stopped to ponder..what's the food quality like if they aren't moving products because there are literally no people buying... but bravely continuing on, we stopped at Chicken Bras and got 2 chicken empanadas for $9 they were fried fresh but a little salty in my opinion and then to B&D's Texas Bbq. We tried the platter that comes with 3 meats- Brisket, smoked turkey, and pork ribs, 2sides - Mac and cheese and potato salad and we did an add on of 1 piece of cornbread, and 2 drinks $68 all in.. everything was mid.. not great, not bad..(except the potato salad may have been old, it was a little sus) The main dining area has high top tables but all the fabric seats are old, stained, and the foot bars are busted.. the dining upstairs has low tables but the seats had crumbs and questionable residue. Would I return? Absolutely the heck not. This place had its day and now food halls are just a thing of the past I guess unless Jon Taffer can come up with a kitschy concept to bring it back to life...

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    Janice K.

    This is a huge food hall in downtown Miami. I was really excited to come here after looking at their website, but the location is very worn down even though it's only been open for a few years. There are multiple stairs that were previously plexiglass, but have been changed to painted wood. There are multiple food stalls that are unoccupied in the entire top floor no longer sell food. It's kind of like a little flea market area. I would still recommend coming here, especially if you have a large group or picky eaters. There's a large variety and everyone can order what they want then meet in a central location. We were here 2pm on a Sunday and it was a ghost town. It's probably busy during the week for lunch. There are multiple businesses in the area. I got a Cosmopolitain at the bar and it was tasty but small. The bartender was very friendly and helpful.

    Savi D.

    Last week, while waiting to board our cruise, we decided to grab something to eat. After looking around near the hotel, we chose to venture out a bit to see what else was in the area. My sister actually came across this food hall, and from the hotel it was about a 16-minute walk, so we opted to take an Uber. We got there in record time. The location spans two stories with a really nice selection of eateries. Now, I'm not going to lie to you--I'm not afraid of heights, but the second floor is all glass, so you can see the first floor while you're walking. That kind of freaked me out . I stayed close to the side because in my mind I'm thinking, "What if the glass breaks?" Don't judge me . In the center of the food hall is a very tall alcohol display--talk about top shelf. If you're looking for options, this is definitely the place to try. And if I'm ever back in the area, I'd absolutely go again.

    Alixandra E.

    Really, REALLY great spot to eat! As a family of 4 we kind of just accidentally wandered here from our hotel and it was such a surprise! One kid wanted pasta, one kid wanted tacos, my husband didn't know "what he was feeling" and I just wanted everyone to eat and stop whining! This was a PERFECT solution. There are 2 stories with so many options for food! My 5 year old got his spaghetti and marinera sauce at one restaurant store front (?), my son and I had the best birria tacos from another spot and my husband ended up with chicken and gravy from a third spot. Everyone was actually happy with dinner! I don't know about parking, seemed like some street parking but we had walked. Everyone we felt with was fine and it seemed overall well kept. What I love is that it felt like a high end food court. Like all the options of a mall food court but WAY better options and a million % better quality food. Absolutely recommend coming here to eat. Everything is served on real dishes with actual silverware you leave in a bin. As soon as we were getting up, someone was already there to start cleaning up and wiping down the table, I was impressed. Go and enjoy!

    Jorge R.

    Really cool food hall in downtown Miami with a kickin' Happy Hour and interesting restaurants. We came here as this isn't our usual neck of the woods but were here for an event nearby. The Poke bowl is $20 but amazing and totally worth it. Happy hour specials are 3pm-7pm and we were happy with our $10 Old Fashioneds. We would totally come back ... Reasonable prices, pretty vibe, good food and drink.

    Alice L.

    So many different choices there. And the ambiance was great. Service was fine (not much services expected from a food hall). Overall, it was a great food hall and I would like to return again if I am in the area.

    Joanna V.

    I love the concept of a food hall. This one gets extra points for having a large screen in the main area to watch the Inter games. I also really enjoyed the music they were playing. But I find the food and drinks a bit overpriced and the food underwhelming the other times I've visited. Recently, came for happy hour and was pleasantly surprised that they've adjusted the prices, and added food to the happy hour menu. Didn't get to try anything from there this time as we just had 1 drink and continued bar hopping in the area, but I would definitely come back at least to do happy hour again.

    Robert H.

    While out looking for dinner my gf and I stumbled on this spot. This was a mind blowing Miami experience. 3 floors of every culinary option you can imagine, a DJ, and a bar and my night was made. I wish we had more days in Miami so we could go back and try a few more spots. If in the downtown area, you must check this place out.

    Aldana A.

    I have been wanting to come here for ages ! Julia and Henry's is a food hall in downtown. A great place to come to with friends and every body can pick what they want. It is 3 floors. There was everything from groups of friends, dates, to families. There is every major cuisine ! I went with the Italian for the Cacio e Pepe. Reasonable prices and quick service. All of my friends enjoyed their food. It was a vibe on a Saturday night. There was a dj . The only tricky thing is the parking. Park in the parking garage. I am definitely coming back here again.

    Abigail P.

    I really liked this spot, great concept but if you're like me and you're undecided this is not the spot for you. This is a family friendly spot. They have 3 floors of food and drink options. They had a live DJ and a vintage thrift market. We stopped by the La Epoca bar to grab two drinks. Those cost around $40 with tip. Drinks were amazing and the service from the staff was great. We moved up to Peachy's to get the Korean sandwich. This was so good! This place has been coming up on my IG page and it was my number one spot. We went to the vintage thrift market after eating as that was our main event for the day.

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    Jas L.

    Located conveniently downtown Miami, Julia and Henry was the perfect spot for a pre-cruise dinner! My friends and I decided to stop by for dinner the night before our cruise, it was the perfect location because none of us really knew what we wanted to eat! At Julia and Henry's we were able to try a little bit of every craving we had! We went at the perfect time on a Thursday night. As a table of 4 we were able to move around quickly, receive service efficiently, and not have to wait in any long lines. The spiral staircase and beautiful ambiance set the perfect vibe for a Miami night out! Now to the food as a foodie, I loved being able to try a variety of things! Starting with Tacotonia and their birria tacos--which were tasty and seasoned well but lacked the amount of cheesey goodness I like. The side of rice was pricey and unfortunately crunchy and not so fresh. Also, their toppings station was open and people were able to just walk by and grab limes with their bare hands...after COVID this was a huge no-no for me. Next, I went to try a variety of bao buns from Palmar--2 Fried Chicken and 1 Pork Bell. Both were really good, but there was definitely a kick of spice! Then, I headed over to Handroll Sushi to try one of their most popular rolls--the Wagyu Handroll with nori, rice, wagyu, crunchy chili garlic, avocado, scallions. It was so good, I definitely wanted 2 more! Lastly, I stopped by HITCHIHAIKA for fast-casual gyozas. The Chicken Carbonara gyozas with pancetta, garlic, heavy cream, egg was my favorite item I tried at Julia and Henry's! They were cooked fresh to order, however, they cooled pretty quickly so be sure to eat them first if you're on a foodie tour like me! I will definitely be back because there were so many places I wasn't able to try!

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    Bisan A.

    Discovering Julia & Henry's during my time living in South Miami was pretty huge. Here is a cool, often lively food hall right in downtown Miami. I went before a Heat game, I went before a movie, I went before a concert. Julia & Henry's is a good spot to go with friends if you all can't decide on one place to eat. This time around I stopped by after the Miami Book Fair, around 11:45am on a Saturday. Given that it had just opened 45 minutes earlier, it wasn't very busy at all but all the food stands were ready to serve. Julia & Henry's has changed since my last time there. The whole third floor for example is now home to a "market" of some sorts, with clothes and other items to buy. I didn't check it out but maybe next visit I will. It's a shame that replacing the third floor with this concept got rid of some of the food halls that were there before (I'm thinking of you hand roll bar). But nonetheless, there is still a great amount of different food to choose from. This time around I chose the Chicken Shack, located on the second floor. I got the spicy chicken tenders and fries. The tenders weren't spicy at all in my opinion but they were super juicy and flavorful. It came with a good amount of tenders, and the fries were great too. Overall, it was a good pick to refuel after walking around in the heat. Julia & Henry's has changed in the years it's been open, but what hasn't changed is the cool vibes and yummy food it offers in downtown Miami.

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    Are you pet friendly? Can I bring my service dog?

    Yes, we are pet friendly!

    How far is this from the brightline?

    Very short walk away

    Is there still a long line to get in on a Saturday afternoon?

    Yes!

    Where can you park your car?

    You can park one block away front there. There is a public parking. You Pat $20

    Are dogs allowed?

    I saw dogs inside.

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    Julia and Henry's is a beautiful food hall boasting 3 levels of all different flavors including dessert, drinks, and mains.

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