Me and Julio
350 33rd St W, Hastings, MN, 55033
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Address :
350 33rd St W
Hastings, MN, 55033 - Phone (651) 438-2520
- Website https://www.meandjuliomn.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 11
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Trendy
Noise Level : Very Loud
Music : Background
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Yander S.
Enchiladas superb. Sauce was delicious, bold, slightly spicy like it should be unlike other restaurants where the enchilada sauce tastes like spaghetti sauce.
(5)Dan S.
Today we stopped at me and julios in hastings. We had the best meal ever and a 100% better than yesterday at Las margaritas. Our server Jonathan was the best ever with a great personality.
(5)Kelsy R.
We stopped here last Cinco De Mayo for our first time. I was pleasantly surprised with the atmosphere. They had a nice patio outside. Food was great - just wish it was a little less bland. The inside of the restaurant was very clean and had a nice atmosphere! Overall, I would stop here again!
(4)Bobby H.
just ate here during opening week. i can honestly say this will be one of my go to places. finally hastings has another great bar. the inside of this building has been totally re done, and it looks better than ever. we sat outside on the porch area. lots of tables and a beautiful bar out there. the food is very good quality. chips come out in a big corona bucket with a side of thick salsa. i got the steak tacos(and although you only get 2 small tacos) the quality and taste is great. the wait staff was really good considering how full and bussy the place was. the real winner is the enviroment. the resturant is just beautiful looking...thats almost enough to go check this place out. i really think me and julio is going to be one of the "big" places in town.
(5)Heather D.
Love Love Love the Blackberry Margarita!!! The tres dips app is also awesome! This place is decorated so classy! I love the light fixtures and the bathrooms!
(5)Kirk A.
Very good chicken club sandwich! Surprised they allow e cig smokers inside. Should not be allowed!
(4)Marie S.
Good food and fun atmosphere. They have bands on the patio in the summer and a pretty good tequila selection. Staff's pretty cool.
(4)Jeannie P.
Blackberry margaritas are amazing. Food is always excellent. Great service & fun atmosphere. Very nice outdoor space - only downside is the chairs at the high top tables outside - you can't get close enough to the tables to eat properly. Overall - great place!
(5)Whitney G.
First off, I didn't expect to have such amazing food in Hastings, MN, on a road that boasts of farming equipment sales. I had the Mojo Mango Burrito. Wow, can you say portion overload? Twas amazing! I literally couldn't get through half of it before having to tap out. I was amazed at the flavors of the mango and the grilled fajita chicken and how well they paired together. I seriously cannot wait until I can have more. Next was the dessert. As much as I had packed in with the burrito, I couldn't miss out on having Mexican fried ice cream. I was undone. Two things I'd like to see improved - the wait time ordering and the quality of the take home containers. We waited awhile before our waitress took our order and frequently I ran out of water. The take home containers also should be sturdier - mine caved in the middle by the time we went back to the hotel room for our bachelorette party. If these two things are improve, I'd give this place 5 stars easily.
(4)Kimberly P.
We had a great experience at Me and Julio. We wanted to try something new and were pleasantly surprised. We had a wonderful breakfast! Big fluffy omelette, loaded with ham and cheese. Big fluffy pancakes! Lots of wonderful Bloody Mary's to choose from on the menu. We are looking forward to returning for dinner.
(4)John O.
Well, I'm on my way I don't know where I'm going But I'm on my way Paul Simon wrote haikus - who knew? If nothing else about the place, I like the catchy name. One of my dining companions probably would have gone two and the other four, I am going in between and giving it a three. Quite crowded on a Friday night with the Gophers Bowl Game going on. Not an empty seat in the house. Place is not very large. Maximum occupancy of 190 per the sign by the door. Got seated at a high top right next to the open kitchen and pull tab machine. No luck on the tabs tonight. Bummer. Got my girly drink fix with a couple Blackberry Margaritas. All drinks are $1.25 off during happy hour from 3-6. No complimentary chips and salsa is kind of lame. Instead, they give you free propcorn which is nothing special. Had to get the Walleye enchiladas for dinner. Only in Minnesota, right? Given a recent experience with what was believed to be Zander masquerading as Walleye, it is SOP to ask the server if the Walleye is really Walleye. Asked our server if the Walleye in the enchiladas was Walleye or Zander, and he tilted his head and gave us a quizzical look like my pug gives me from time to time. Not sure if he misunderstood me or if he didn't understand the question. He replied, "we have a clean kitchen". Ummm....OK, whatever that means. Rest easy, my dining companions were certain it was walleye. Honestly, I don't think I could tell the difference as I have walleye so seldom. The cheese sauce that they had on it was tasty for me, but not enough of it on there. Rice and beans that it came with were pretty standard, except the fried rice had eggs in it which I have not seen before at a Mexican restaurant. If you are not a fan of modern county music, this might not be the place for you. Every song they played seemed like it could have been off of the current K102 playlist. No jukebox that I could see. I like old-timey country music and am OK with modern country, so it didn't bother me too much. "Wasting All These Tears", "That's My Kind of Night", and "I Love this Bar" are a few of the songs we were treated to. Right now, I like Me & Julio. Maybe if I get to know them better, it could be a love type thing.
(3)Betsy H.
They're burrito with the adobo sauce is delicious!!! It is also gigantic, got it with the shredded pork and recommend doing that. The basil margarita is very good as well, good experience overall.
(5)Justin W.
We've stopped here for breakfast a couple times now on Sunday and the food and service have both been terrific. The kids love the captain crunch French Toast and my favorite is the pork belly hash. I've been here for dinner before and was impressed with their fajitas as well. Definitely one of the best places to eat in Hastings.
(5)Jason A.
We were getting ready to take a trip down the Great River Road and needed a bite to eat. This place got a few good reviews so we decided to give it a try. First off, the service was incredible. The hostess sat us quickly and our waitress quickly followed. She was an awesome waitress. My co-traveler's phone was dying and he needed a charger. He asked the waitress who said she would check around for one. Although she didn't find one, I think she asked every worker there to try and find one. Secondly, I was torn between fajitas and the chicken tortilla soup. She said both were really good, but steered me towards the fajita. When our food came out, she had put a little tortilla soup in a sauce cup, just so I could try it. I didn't even ask! That's the kind of service that makes me want to return to a restaurant. It cost them next to nothing and is the main reason I'm taking the time to write this review. And as she said, both the fajitas and soup were really good. The fajitas were not like your typical fajita. What was different is that the season chicken breast was sliced and layers over the onions. It was nice because you could actually taste the chicken, not soaked and over-whelmed by sauce, peppers, and onions. My father-in-law had a Bloody Mary that he said was very good. It looked good to me, with cheese, sausage, etc. it came with a beer chaser. The flour tortillas were home made and were pretty darn good. Portions were plenty, but not necessarily huge. I ordered 1/2 LB fajitas, which were $9.99 and came with rice and house made mexican fried rice. My father-in-law ordered walleye puffy tacos, which were around $12 and came with one side. Overall, we were both very pleased with our meals, liked the atmosphere (especially the bathroom labels!), and loved our waitress. Would happily return next time we're in Hastings, MN.
(4)john p.
As a native Texas, I always get nervous when trying Mexican food in the Midwest. I get extra nervous when a restaurant purports to be "Tex-Mex." All too often a Minnesotan's idea of Mexican is to take a tortilla, slap some meat together with some bulk purchased salsa and Velveeta and call it dinner. That said, Me and Julio nailed it. The food was great. The salsa was clearly handmade and fresh. The beans were flavorful. Nothing was too spicy, so my friends who like hockey and Canadian beer were happy. But the food was great, service was awesome, and they had some good local beers on tap. Win win win.
(5)Steve S.
Great food, awesome staff and a fun atmosphere. The patio is fun in the summer. Best restaurant in or bear Hastings!
(5)Marcos L.
Based on the number of highly rated reviews I thought it was worth giving this place a shot, I spend a lot of time in Hastings and a quality restaurant is always worthwhile. In all honesty, I have no idea how they achieved such high reviews. The food was okay and a fair value, though they were absolutely ginormous portion sizes. The person who complained that the portions were to small for the price is out of his mind, the portions were as big as my face. The Bloody Marys (we were there for brunch) were fabulous, made with homemade horseradish vodka and the fact that they were served with little Coronita bottles is pretty cute. The ambience was cheesy and slightly offensive, the bathrooms are labeled "Pistols" and "Holsters." Seriously. Not a bad place, but overall not worth going back. And really, it was all the little stuff...a locked door when we arrived for brunch, every plate on our table missing one key ingredient in the dish, corn tortillas that definitely had flour in them, and of course the aforementioned "Pistols" and "Holsters"... Is it bad? No. Is it worth going out of your way to try? No. But if you do find yourself at Me & Julio's, give the Walleye tacos a shot. They're super tasty and only as big as half your face.
(2)Alan C.
I love this p lace and I would love to come here more often but I am not interested in the bar. I come for the food and the food either needs to be bigger servings or a little cheaper. I am not spending almost 10 bucks on a cheeseburger when there are 4 places in town to get a great burger for 7 bucks. Those walleye taquitos rocked but again 9 dollars for 4 taquitos was a bit pricey.
(4)David S.
Still pretty popular place. Dinner only. I haven't been quite as impressed with the food as I would like to be. Still trying to figure out what my favorite thing on the menu is, because I don't think I've found it yet. Although what I've been getting so far has me coming back for more, which is a good sign. I probably wish they'd just focus on the Mexican food. Not a fan of their guacamole. Tacos and burgers are pretty good though.
(4)Brenda B.
I can't say enough good things about Me & Julio. I've been a Hastings resident all my life and this is by far the best bar / restaurant in Hastings. The atmosphere is nice and the outdoor patio is fantastic. I've always gotten good service when I've eaten there, the bar staff is exceptionally friendly, and the food is great. There is something for everyone there - from ribs to Mexican dishes to burgers. The prices are comparable to those of just about any sit down chain restaurant, but the portions are MUCH larger. Nearly every dish I've had there has been nearly twice the size of dishes you'd get at other restaurants; you can easily feed two people with most dishes and you'll leave with a full stomach. I highly recommend this restaurant; there is nothing quite like it in the area.
(5)Mary S.
Went for lunch at 12:45 PM. About 2/3 full. Service was so-so. We ordered lunch and an order of chips and salsa. Our chips and salsa came at the same time as our lunch. Tacos were so-so. Chopped Salad was good.
(2)Greg F.
I went to Me and Julio with two friends last night and had high expectations. Got there about 7:30 on a Saturday night and the place was packed. The energy was high and Chris, the bartender, was running around making drinks, fixing beer taps, adjusting the TV ... two of us had beers and my friend had a basil margarita (heavy on the margarita, light on the basil) while we waited for our table. (By the way, kudos to him for pouring a sample of the beer I wasn't familiar with before I ordered it). The Miller Lite girls were there giving out 2 for 1's and beer branded merchandise. Ambiance - A+ This restaurant is owned by the group that owns Axel's / Bonfire / Rudy's Redeye Grill / Lucky 13's. In fact, as an homage to Lucky 13s there is a number 13 on on the sleeve of the T-Shirts all the staff wear. Note this is a menu with 1/2 Mexican and 1/2 American. Popcorn is free. Chips and salsa are $2.99. Dislike this trend (see the original incarnation of Ciento) but understand it. We sat down and ordered dinner. Fortunately we were not in a hurry. Ordered the Tres Dips (salsa, guacamole, and a cream-cheese-jalapeno dip). One of my friends said the chips tasted like they came out of a fish fryer. Not sure if they were house made or bagged/commissary items -- they did not come to the table particularly warm. The salsa was very good and the guac was pretty good. The cream cheese jalapeno dip was weird. It wasn't well-incorporated, so you had the ooh, cream cheese and *damn that's some jalapeno* moments. (We were hoping that would be more of a queso dip, it didn't say "cream cheese" dip it said "cheese" dip.) Entrees -- I had the puffy chicken tacos. The puffy taco shells appeared to be pre-made, they were not warm or pliable.. The chicken was pretty good but not a lot of it, there was at least a lot of lettuce and tomato so the taco was full. Friend #1 had the "braised bacon" (pork butt) standard tacos. He was lukewarm on the presentation and said he would have preferred carnitas. Friend #2 had the Grande Burrito. He said there was way too much shell and not enough filling. Also, there are five or six side choices (soup, rice, corn, and two kinds of beans) and you only get one with your meal. An extra side has to be ordered a la carte and can run up to $2.99. That's crazy. Add a buck to the entree price and offer a choice of two sides. As we left we saw the outside bar and firepit. Very cool. Will have to come back and check it out. With a few beers, the shred appetizer, and dinner, it was over $90 for the three of us. A bit spendy, not outrageous, but not cheap. Restrooms are clean and beautiful, though confusingly noted "Pistols" (with a picture of a little boy on the door) for men and "Holsters" for women. Hope no one is confused by that, especially with 5-6 beers on them. Overall, cool place, good buzz, excellent ambiance, okay food. It's a place that has a lot of potential and as with every new restaurant it has some kinks to work out. I would go back, though probably for drinks and appetizers, and hope that they can refine, improve, and tighten some things up as it goes on. I'm torn. I don't want to hit it with three stars, which the food and the fact that we were there for almost two hours deserves, but I also don't know that it earned the full four which the ambiance and personality of the place definitely get. For now I'll give it four and see how it goes on visit #2.
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