El Alamo — Restaurant in Omaha

It has been a few years since the last time I ate here. I ordered two burritos and some chips and cheese online for a future pick up, about 45 minutes early. When I arrived, the food was still not ready for another 15-20 minutes. I was told that the delay was due to them being busy despite there only being 3 or 4 two-tops eating at that same time. Unfortunately, the food was under-seasoned and by the time we got home it was quite soggy from it sweating in the styrofoam container, and my clothes smelled like the restaurant after leaving. Maybe the sogginess was due to the fact we did take out and had a drive before we could eat, but the flavor was underwhelming regardless. I'd like to try it again for some redemption, but I am not confident that it would be any better. The flour chips were crispy and not super heavy like other flour chips I've had, but the cheese dip was not anything special, and seemed premade and limited flavor. I wish I had something better to say, but...

The food was terrible ... I mean I ordered the three enchiladas rice and beans was 12.99 and they brought me out three tortillas with American Taco cheese smothered all over the top there was no enchilada sauce it was terrible!! And my boyfriend ordered the ceviche that was not ceviche. It was literally chopped up frozen shrimp with ketchup! When they brought the food out I kindly told them and touched it but I will not be paying for this... The man argues with me and said that is what you ordered and I said I know that's what I ordered but that is not what you brought me. I ended up paying for my daughter's cheeseburger and all the drinks which were four drinks and they charged me $30 which I think was ridiculous.. long story short I will not be returning to this place it is terrible it is not...

Got order delivered. Unimpressed. This is the kind of restaurant old white folks go to for that "authentic Mexican food", but it's just more expensive Taco Bell. The tacos are somehow worse than Taco Bell's. I ordered three of them thinking they'd be actual tacos with meat, cilantro, and a lime wedge like the kind you'd get at any good taqueria or on any street corner in Tucson. These tacos make Jack in the Box's 99¢ tacos look amazing. I'd order the short-lived Burger King tacos before I got anything from this place again. I suppose they'd be good if you were hungover, but that's a really low bar to clear and, again, Taco Bell is cheaper and better....