On Saturday we went to Mil Jugos for an early lunch before going to the Discovery Science Museum that is pretty close by. Ever since I discovered Mil Jugos during jury duty, I have wanted to go back with D and the kids.
We ordered a medium guanabana juice to share. Unfortunately, the kids liked it so much they fought over it and a good 40% spilled onto the table. Too bad it’s not like Disneyland where the cast members are supposed to get you a new ice cream cone if they see someone accidentally drop theirs.
Mil Jugos serves Venezuelan food, and we had three arepas and one cachapa. Next time I think we’ll stick with the arepas, which are so good, especially with the green sauce (which is nut-free, I asked). D commented it is like a tamale, but the masa is slightly crisp on the outside, which I like better. Parking can be tough, but we were there before 11 a.m. on Saturday morning, so it was not bad. I guess there is a public lot down the street as well. I think they need to start a food truck—I am sure it would do well.
The waiting area has these fun hammocks which the kids enjoyed.