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Julio’s Gone, Not Forgotten
Yikes! I'll be in town this weekend for the San Diego-Dallas game and was hoping to eat at Julio's. "Visduh"'s comments (April 23, 2009 entry) bring back so many memories of good eating. Everyone in my family were regular guests of Don Jose's (Mr. Joe Ross, if memory serves) from their original location at 35th and El Cajon through the end when the second owner closed the stores. There was never an equal to Don Jose's. Does anyone have their recipe's? One of my friends single-handedly introduced many people from the LA audio recording community to Don Jose's. Several of them were known to make repeatedly make the trip just to eat there! After "Jose's" closed, Julio's became our favorite. My parents absolutely loved Bit O' Sweden. While Caesar's was great, don't forget Nicolosi's, nor Lido's in Lemon Grove. How about Oscar's both locations)? Thanks for the memories, San Diego!— August 15, 2010 8:43 p.m.