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Julio’s Gone, Not Forgotten
Julio being closed deeply sadens me.The last time I was there was in 1991 for my son's wedding reseption.I was planning to give my son a 20th anniversary gift to Julio's but now I have to re-think of my plans for a gift. I installed the speaker system in the restaurant in the early 70's,the attic was no fun place to crawl around in, and the brothers were so grateful that I never had to pay for my lunches when I stopped in(at least once a week). Living in Michigan since 1979 I have never forgotten the fine meals that I had there. I have searched and searched for the fine food here in Michigan that Julio had but only found one in Taylor that was close but not quite as good, even tried mexican village(not even close). I guess now, there is no reason for me to go to San Diego(sorry son).— June 5, 2011 7:49 a.m.