

3421 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL
Palm Beach Meats Orlando is a butcher shop and restaurant located on South Orange Avenue that specializes in Wagyu beef prepared in various culinary styles including burgers, sandwiches, burritos, and other American fare. The establishment also offers non-Wagyu meat selections and vegetarian options such as bowls and lumpia. The space features a casual dining atmosphere with table service and displays its meat inventory for retail purchase.
The menus clearly state that halal food is served. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
Score reflects admin-confirmed halal status, with an active issue report under review.
I came here after seeing a post about their own “Magical Dining” special — and it was so good, I went back a second time! First off, the decor is super inviting — clean, cozy, and stylish without being over the top. You immediately get the vibe that you’re in for something special. A quick note: nearly everything on the menu is made with or features Wagyu beef in some way. Even better — they also sell different meats and beverages (including some unique Wagyu options) if you want to recreate the experience at home. Thought that was a nice touch. I didn’t realize they had beer and wine until we arrived. Our group had planned to do happy hour before, but — if you’ve dealt with Orlando traffic on a Friday at 5 PM, you know how that goes. Their drink selection was solid, and the staff gave us great beer recommendations. Appetizers: First visit, I had the lumpia. Second time, the empanada. The lumpia was super fresh and ended up being my favorite of the two — though I do wish it came with a sweeter dipping sauce to balance the saltiness. The sauce it came with was a bit too tangy for my taste. Entrees: I got to try both the cheesesteak (first visit) and the burger (second visit), and both were excellent. We added the double meat option for just $6 each time — I couldn’t believe they were offering extra Wagyu for that price. The cheesesteak was surprisingly good — I wasn’t sure how Swiss cheese would work here, but it totally did. Portions were generous, too — enough for leftovers. The burger was my favorite item overall. Juicy, flavorful, and cooked exactly how I asked. It’s stacked high, so don’t expect to eat it neatly — but it’s worth every messy bite. I even shared half with a friend who ordered the cheesesteak, and they were shocked by how good it was. Dessert: Even after all that food, we made room for dessert — and wow. Imagine a cold peach cobbler and a churro having a baby. The flavors were amazing, and the ice cream on top pulled it all together. I’m not a dessert person, and this still ended up being one of my favorite parts of the meal. I honestly don’t understand why this place doesn’t have a line out the door. The food is top-tier, the service is excellent, and the vibe is just right. Definitely recommend checking it out — and take a peek at the menu photos I posted to see what we had!