Aniceta’s is a long-time food joint in Fallon. I should know... I was on a 14-U softball team they sponsored several years ago and had forgotten! While they serve the regular food and service of any other diner, their weekly specials make them an interesting place to stop if you aren’t sure what you want to eat. The options span from steak sandwiches, a variety of soups, to Thursday’s Lumpia platter. Aniceta’s reminds me of many underappreciated ‘greasy spoons’ that hide behind casinos. Many tend to avoid the space because of the smoke and dimly lit booths. But once you sit down and try the food, it is worth every penny. No one is saying that Aniceta’s has the plate presentation of a Michelin star restaurant, but the food tastes like home.
Aniceta's
A local diner to stop by
- Viviane Ugalde
- 12/13/2020 12:00 PM (update 09/30/2023 11:12 AM)

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