Julia & Henrys Reviews

Excellent place to eat in the center of Miami, with reasonable prices and many food alternatives...good atmosphere and music...I loved it...I would return yes or yes

This place was extremely cool. It had something for any flavor you wanted. It also had a great selection of beers, alcohol, and coffee. If you are looking for a hip place to eat in Miami then check this place out for sure.

Loved this place, just what Downtown Miami needed. Food, drinks and music where amazing. The complete concept overpass my expectations. Must go to experience. I will be back.

Absolutely the perfect place for those who love to have plenty options of food when traveling . I love asian food and my friend prefers something else so it’s a win win solution. It’s a 3 story eatery place with numerous food stalls, from Japanese to Peruvian cuisine and desserts too. Price is moderate.

The food is amazing! All the restaurants are incredible! Great concept and great service, our coctel server was Héctor and he was completely amazing to us! He treated us with so much respect and he literally made our night! Ask for him if you come to Julia & Henry’s he’s the best option!

Good place, good food and excellent service. Quick. Recommended for eating or drinking a drink. Good atmosphere and clean

Great Spot, good variety! I am definitely coming back. I recommend @ 100%! My friend was in town from Canada. It great to try it.

Nice place. Parking stinks. There are no signs outside describing this place. Inside is another world. Obviously 3 floors of places to choose from to eat. Chicken sandwich place overrated and the cashier could care less we chose to eat there. Pasta place was really good. June the burger place was really good. We don't like how there is no room to walk around and everyone is walking next to your food on the counter if you don't pick it up right away. The 3rd floor bathrooms didn't not have a sink to wash your hands. The one outside wasn't working and the family bathroom was very busy. The only reason we would go back would be for the ice cream and Puffles. Everyone loved that place.

Yesterday, my daughter and I went to Julia & Henry Eatery for the first time and decided to try JWong, a Peruvian seafood restaurant. They have an inviting display of seafood with veggies, so we decided to make it our lunch spot. The ambiance is casual and inviting. We ordered at the counter and found seating right across from JWong. We didn't have to wait very long. We made it simple by ordering the Ceviche Lunch Special for both of us. It tasted good, and the price was right for $14.99! The employees were welcoming and efficient. The service was good and they brought our orders to us. We plan to go back again soon.

Parking was difficult to get .. We end up paying $ 30 for hour and a half… some of the stations were closed lik they are out of business.. the glass floor, stairs etc were deteriorating… We ordered a ramen soup and a hamburger with truffle fries… Nothing special… or ok… the lechee drink with boba was nice… I needed some napkins and some utensils, got a metal knife and a plastic fork… Pictures from the place are much more better and my expectations vanished after I went there… Is going to be hard for me to go back there…

Good experience. Nice place with very good attention. We ordered some drinks and they were very well prepared. Recommended if you are downtown.

At 12:30 on a weekday, maybe it was just waking up. We could not find much we wanted to eat. We wound up sharing a quesadilla. The mezzanine level has glass flooring and glass steps, an example of aesthetics over function. Don’t slip.

The terrible attention, bad service, mediocre food, completely damage this beautiful establishment, which is well managed, with fewer food points in order to have more space for diners, it would be a magnificent tourist spot for downtown Miami

Mediocre and expensive food . Bad experience .no parking . The food in this place is not what I expected .never come back again .very disappointed.

Been to food halls around the world, nothing compares to this place, actually, I don’t know why I call it a food hall, this is something else. Wow!

This place is like nothing I have ever experienced. For dinner my girlfriend and I tried Cicchetti, Mensch, Osso and Achar. Then for dessert we hit Yann Couvreur. Everything was incredible. My only complaint being I ate too much! Will definitely be back soon.

Very good experience! Good vibe good music and good food quality all around!!!! A new happy place. Needs to improve with services but its a new place lets give them time!!!!

Great spot with great variety of food and beverage. Exactly what Downtown, Miami needed. Tried out many vendors and they were all great.

Before embarking on a cruise with my family, having the hotel nearby, we went for dinner in this spectacular place. In fact, it hosts a myriad of different rooms on several floors that represent the expression of a different concept of cuisine, where different sensory flavors mix together and make the customer feel at the center of taste. You're spoilt for choice. We after turning a little 'we stopped in front of a place that celebrated the goodness of lobster. We got some great sandwiches and for the kids pizza and chips in another place. We used the communal tables and had a great evening. If you are in Miami, this place is definitely worth a visit. Absolutely worth trying.

Stopped off at Crumb. Friendly service and fast. Prices were reasonable. Music in the entire space was very loud but place was very busy and lively. Delicious cappuccinos. Would recommend stopping at Crumb.

The place is really cool. There are three levels of food options. I tried a few places on my visit. The hot dog was great. The Key Lime Pie was good. The place was warm but there were people everywhere.

Very nice upscale food hall in downtown near Heat stadium. Hats to decide what to eat. Tried several plates and all were ok.

Excellent - 3 floors of foods from various countries, drinks and desserts. Live music beautiful people international cuisine very good service. I recommend it as a new unmissable spot in Miami. 👍🏻

We went several times there are many meal options in different spaces, the excessively loud music shatters your ears and you can barely talk. We had problems with our cards,,, they don't accept cash if it's not accurate, it was an inconvenience. Too warm temperature ramen just normal Lots of young and pretty Latino vibe like in all of Miami. In the center very central place close to our hotel

I saw some people saying the food here was mediocre, but I feel like the opposite. I tried multiple food stations and all that I tried had amazing food. Sadly the place is located in a kind of boring street but it’s no reason to take away stars.

An old multi-level building turned into an enormous food court (also think of an indoor collection of food trucks), there is no doubt something here for everyone, whether your tastes trend toward the basic or eclectic. I sampled as much as my stomach could reasonably handle, and because there was so much more I wasn't able to experience, I will definitely return the next time I'm in the area. What a concept that I wish would spread to more locations!

Newly opened in Downtown Miami Food Hall for Lunch or early casual dining. Interesting concept very upbeat with lots of food options. The building was the original 1950s Walgreens store consisting of three stories with an open center atrium and a towering glass wine/liquor bar. The food is higher scale than your average Mall food court. Great place to go when you are not sure what to eat or if you just want to have a quick cocktail and/or glass of wine. There are 26 counter-service style food kiosks some with limited counter seating there are also available tables all around. Lastly, the atmosphere is a quick paste but with a young vibe. Nice addition to the Downtown Miami redevelopment initiative and it's within walking distance to Bayside marketplace and most downtown shopping locations.

read chefs, you can go during lunch and find many specials, they also have a happy hour during the weekdays. You can choose over 15 restaurants to chose from and they keep adding more. Definitely a spot to check out if you're a foodie visiting Miami

Place is super crowded, my daughter is on wheelchair the place is not ADA compliant at all! Main elevator was out so we used the freight elevator and got stuck had to call rescue to get us. Most restaurants are out of many menu items. Place is very difficult to walk, lines are long they should limit capacity is extremely dangerous in case of an emergency/fire.

Amazing atmosphere and the highest concentration of great chefs I've ever seen!! Don't miss cichetti (venetian bruschetta), yabai hand rolls or michys fried chicken sandwich! Wine very affordable too.

We stayed in hotel nearby, walking distance to Julia and Henry’s. We were in the area for 2 days and had great meals! Bar for drinks, many choices for lunches and dinner. I’d recommend poke bowls, hamburgers, steak sandwiches. Great coffee and desserts too. Waitstaff are in bar area; very personable and will clear plates/utensils away. Shout out to Valerie the waitstaff! There are 2 Valerie’s 😂- both are great!

Had dinner at Julia and Henry's last night with a large group...here are my thoughts: -Great place for large groups! -Food options are endless and everyone can definitely find something. -Food itself was just okay in my opinion (I had a $20 pasta which was tasty but the quality and quantity was definitely not worth $20). -Ambiance is nice and energetic. I'd definitely return but would probably try another vendor.

The perfect place for any type of occasion, we went there for the first time and we were amazed by so many choices of food, drinks, we saw a band performing live, the atmosphere was great! We will definitely come back and recommend!

A great spot for a casual evening. Huge assortment of food choices reasonably priced, with overpriced drinks. Fun people watching.