Juici Patties has open stores in four US states: New York, Florida, Georgia and Pennsylvania. As of October 14, 2026, the company's US locator names 28 places across those states, and Florida has the most with 20. Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Texas are on the company's coming-soon list, but those are announced markets, not open stores yet.
If you are planning a visit or looking for a patty close to home, start with the homepage locator on the Juici Patties US site. It shows each store by city, which makes it more useful than the broad totals the company publishes.
Where Juici Patties has opened in the US
Florida is the biggest cluster. Its list runs from Orlando, Tampa and Kissimmee to a long run of South Florida cities, including Miami, Miami Gardens, North Miami, Hollywood, Pompano Beach and Boca Raton. Palm Bay, Port St. Lucie, West Palm Beach, Greenacres, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Sunrise, Lauderhill, Lauderdale Lakes, Davie and Miramar are also on the Florida list. Orlando alone has three listed locations, on Kirkman Road, East Colonial Drive and Hiawassee Road, so check which one sits closest to where you will be.
Florida holds the biggest cluster of Juici stores, from Orlando to the South Florida cities.
New York has four listed places: Brooklyn, Jamaica in Queens, the Bronx and Manhattan. The Brooklyn listing starts at 1293 Fulton Street and includes additional Brooklyn locations. The Jamaica, Queens entry lists two stores on Sutphin Boulevard, at 113-17 and 90-77. Georgia has Atlanta, Snellville and Decatur, and Philadelphia is the only listed place in Pennsylvania.
The locator gives a street address for each store. A few examples show how spread out the list is: 860 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway NW in Atlanta, 1699 Scenic Highway North in Snellville, 19282 NW 27th Avenue in Miami Gardens, 5402 Covington Highway in Decatur and 3110 West Cheltenham Avenue in Philadelphia.
Juici's growth plans reach further than that list. In September 2024, the Jamaica Observer reported that New York City and Atlanta were planned expansion targets, and that the company aimed to reach all 50 states by 2028. A plan like that does not give an opening date for each store, so the locator, not a plan, tells you which store is open today.
Why the US store count differs by page
The company's US pages do not agree on one total. The location page describes its footprint as 38+ locations, while the story page describes 36+ locations across New York, Florida, Georgia and Pennsylvania. The city list is more useful than either number, because it shows where each store actually is.
The count in Jamaica moves the same way. The US story page says 67+ locations across Jamaica, the company's Jamaican history page says more than 60 stores, and a September 2024 Jamaica Observer report put the figure at 65 stores. Those numbers come from different pages and different dates, so read each one as a snapshot rather than a fixed total.
Where Juici Patties started
The story starts in Clarendon. Jukie Chin made patties in his mother's kitchen in 1978 and sold them through the family grocery store. The first Juici Beef Patties store opened in May Pen, Clarendon, in 1980. Early stores followed in Santa Cruz in St. Elizabeth, in Mandeville and Christiana in Manchester, and in Old Harbour in St. Catherine. Clarendon's own restaurant directory page lists places in the parish where the business began.
Juici began in Clarendon, where Jukie Chin sold patties through the family grocery.
The Chin family began franchising in the 1990s. Later, the company centralised its manufacturing at Clarendon Park, where its head office, manufacturing plant, abattoir and related facilities are now based.
Juici also manufactures in Canada and the United Kingdom, and it exports products to 10 Caribbean islands. Those are factory and distribution operations, and they are not necessarily restaurants. A Juici product on a shelf abroad does not mean a Juici restaurant is nearby.
How the US menu compares with the Jamaican menu
The US menu is built around patties, coco bread, drinks, combos and party packs. These were the listed US prices as of October 14, 2026. They are in US dollars, so they are not converted here, and a plus sign means the price starts at that amount:
Add-ons on the US menu include cheese, avocado, chips, egg and bacon. The US menu is the place to check the current list.
The Jamaican menu is much wider. It includes beef, chicken, shrimp, vegetable and plant-based patties, mega patties, coco bread, ackee sandwiches and callaloo sandwiches. It also has fried chicken and BBQ fried chicken, several soups, hominy, cornmeal, peanut and mixed cornmeal porridges, ackee and saltfish, callaloo and saltfish, liver, stewed meats, roast chicken and other lunch items.
So, the US menu is not a copy of the Jamaican one. It leans on portable patties, coco bread, drinks, breakfast combinations and party orders, while the Jamaican menu adds a broader breakfast, soup, porridge, fried chicken and lunch selection. For more on Jamaican patties, including the Juici, Tastee and Mother's brands, read Jamaican Patties Explained: Juici, Tastee and Mother's, Prices, and Why They Are Yellow. To see how Juici compares with Golden Krust and Tastee in America, read Juici vs Golden Krust vs Tastee: Jamaican Patty Chains in America Compared.
Who each Juici visit suits
Jamaicans living in the United States usually come looking for something familiar: a patty, coco bread, a drink or a party order. The US menu covers those core items, so it is the closest match to what you remember from home.
A patty in coco bread is the core order, whether you are new to it or know it from home.
If you ate Juici in Jamaica, the patties and coco bread are the place to start. The fuller Jamaican menu, with its soups, porridge and fried chicken, is where the two menus part ways, so do not expect the whole Jamaican range at a US store.
Americans trying Jamaican patties for the first time mostly need help choosing. A single patty with coco bread makes a light start. A patty with a drink, or a double patty with a drink, is the bigger option. The breakfast patty with egg, bacon and cheese is the one on the list built around a morning meal. For a group, look at the party packs and the Dozen Deal.
Practical details before you visit
Readers planning a trip need the exact city, street address, phone number, posted hours, ordering options and current menu price for the location they plan to visit. The locator links to pickup, delivery and online ordering for listed stores, so you can order ahead where the store offers it.
Party packs and dozens suit a group order you plan ahead.
Hours differ by store. The locator shows examples from 8:00 AM openings to noon closings, and some Sunday schedules are shorter than weekday ones. The Miami Gardens page lists Monday through Saturday, 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Prices can also change from one store to the next and between ordering platforms, so treat the national menu as a starting point. Before you go, confirm the posted hours and the payment methods the store accepts.
For Jamaican places to eat near home or while you are on the island, the restaurant directory lists restaurants by parish, so you can start with the area you are in.
Common questions
The answers below cover the questions readers bring to Juici Patties in the US.
Are Juici Patties in the USA, and where are the locations?
Yes. As of October 14, 2026, the company lists open stores in New York, Florida, Georgia and Pennsylvania. Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Texas are announced markets, so use the locator to check for an open store before you plan a trip.
Who owns Juici Patties?
Jukie Chin founded the business, and the Chin family is still associated with it. His son, Daniel Chin, leads the US expansion. The US franchisor is Juici Food Services LLC, which the company's franchise materials name as the franchisor for its US restaurants.
How much does it cost to open a Juici Patties franchise?
The franchise investment page estimates initial investment, excluding a lease, at $339,850 to $569,117 for a small format, $472,950 to $939,450 for a standard format and $510,950 to $1,160,783 for a large format. Each range includes a $45,000 franchise fee. The 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document summary also reports a 6% royalty and a 4% marketing contribution. These are estimates, not a guaranteed total cost or an earnings forecast, and the formal offer is made through the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Is the US menu the same as in Jamaica?
No. The two menus overlap on the core patties and coco bread, but the US menu centres on patties, coco bread, drinks, breakfast patties, add-ons, party packs and combos. The Jamaican menu adds soups, porridge, fried chicken, ackee and saltfish, callaloo and saltfish, stewed meats and roast chicken. US prices are in US dollars, such as $3.99 for a patty.
Is Juici Patties coming to the UK or Canada?
The restaurant openings the company lists are in the United States. In the UK and Canada, the company describes manufacturing and distribution. It makes products in both countries, and a December 2021 Jamaica Observer report said Juici products were sold through Sainsbury's and Morrisons in 293 UK supermarkets at that time. In the UK, that means packaged patties on supermarket shelves rather than a Juici restaurant.