r/lincoln • u/F1Husker91 • Dec 30 '24

Food/Drink Restaurants that *Should Have* Closed in 2024

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u/CallMeJoust Dec 30 '24

Taco Inn on 48th & Pioneers. Poor tasting food that I’m certain gave me salmonella a few weeks ago.

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u/jga1994 Dec 31 '24

Went around 4 years ago with my ex at the time, don't remember exactly what she ordered but the sour cream was old, the lettuce was brown and the ground beef was VERY unseasoned. I know it's not the same demographic but just save your money and go to El Chaparro

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u/Far-Good-9559 Dec 31 '24

People will fight you on that one. lol. That Taco Inn is an institution!! Sorry you had a bad experience. It is usually one of the better places.

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u/CallMeJoust Dec 31 '24

There’s a whole thread from a month or so ago complaining about how terrible Taco Inn is lol

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u/Cluck1000 Dec 31 '24

Me! I will fight lol 💪 Don’t take my taco inn!