Well, the best place to eat Tex-Mex food in Omaha has closed theirs doors for good.

[imanamerican63]

Julio’s has been in Omaha for 40 years and run by the Mainelli family throughout those years. They survived a lot, but this virus did them in. They had good food, but service did slip quite a lot. It is to bad though and I am sure we’ll sell a lot more close too! Thanks to the Mainelli family, you did Omaha proud!

[TheFarseer]

1. So sad

Really hate to see them go.

[efhmc]

2. I do so hate to see these family run businesses go down.

[Drahthaardogs]

3. Been to Omaha a lot but avoided the Mexican food

I grew up in New Mexico on Chile and sopapillas, beans with Chicos, and posole. I tried Hector’s, El Bee’s, and La Mex then decided it all sucked and midwestern palates must enjoy shitty, bland, Mexican food.

Did I miss something? Was this the real deal?

[Initech]

4. Man the virus has just taken a dump on our whole society.

[IowaGuy]

5. Years ago, there was one in Des Moines

It was very good also, although saying it was the best Tex-Mex in Des Moines would invite an argument. However, they had an open mic jazz jam on Sunday nights that was incredible. One of my favorite hangouts of all time. It closed a long time ago, that was a sad day for DM.