Looks like Butia capitata (Jelly Palm)

I agree, it's a Butia capitata, around here it's also known as the Pindo Palm.

Do the fronds curve a lot or are they kind of straight more like a slight arch? If they're straighter and less curved it could also be a Mule Palm (butia X syagrus). Can you get a shot of the whole palm?

Jay

Thank you so much, all of you. I will get a picture of the whole palm and post it.
elf

Most likely a Pindo, but you don't say where you live. If you are anywhere in zone 8 or colder, it would most likely be a Pindo. If you are in zone 10, the odds are higher it could be something else.