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Chili's

3.1 (84 reviews)
ModerateAmerican, Bars, Tex-Mex
Closed • 10:45 am - 10:30 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Danielle G.

We went here for the first time for dinner today since we moved here. We previously went to one in Hawaii. We arrived around 5:00pm. It wasn't very busy. I was super excited to try the Nashville hot mozzarella. It was SO salty! We both got burgers. They were excellent. I got the Santa Fe that has cilantro and jalapeño's on it. The restaurant itself was super clean. The service was really slow but the manager checked on us so that was nice.

Santa Fe Burger at Chili's. Smashed burger technique left the outside charred but quite greasy. See how the patty glistens!

Rate Chili's Three and Three Quarter Stars for the dining experience. The restaurant is orderly, clean, and comfortable. The service was pleasant. But, the food, the food was ok...sort of in the "B" range: not bad but certainly not among the best. Therefore, give Chili's a 3 and 3/4 rating. Today I ordered their Alex's Santa Fe Burger with fries. The fries were fairly large made in house fries. They were not at all greasy but were a little lacking in flavor. Were they air-fried? Perhaps. Rate these fries about a "B-." Air frying will never give you the great flavor you want in your fries. The burger had a nice brioche bun. But the meat was grilled using the "smash burger" technique. When not done just right this can lead to a few problems as was the case today. The continual pressing of the meat led to a burger patty that was a bit dry. The meat also lacked a bit of seasoning. The outside of the patty of course had the desired char from being grilled in the fat, but this left me with a GREASY burger. (Do they ever clean the fat off the grill back there?) The beef fat all over the outside of the patty did not give the burger a good taste and as the grease was soaked up by the bun the bun became greasy in places (especially around the edges where the patty overlapped the bun). Thus, my fingers eventually got kind of greasy also. This was far from being an elite burger. I hope in time they correct these issues because I kind of like the restaurant ambiance. As of now rate the burger around a "B." No higher. (PS...the manager did come around and check on people.)

Brent K.

Three stars, because problems were properly addressed. I kinda liked the sugar on the rim of my margarita. I thought it was their twist on standard, but no, it was supposed to be salt! No problem! I liked it! But then my chicken enchilada arrived COLD. Not just a little cool, it was COLD -- on a hot plate. It looked good (see photo), but I sent it back. A new plate was brought out -- super hot! They also gave me complimentary chips & salsa, and gave me a 50% discount. I'm just traveling through, but if I lived in Las Cruces, I'd give them another try. I'm happy with how the server & manager handled the problem. But I can't give more than three stars.

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Alex R.

When you get here the hostess is not the nicest, no smile no hi, welcome to chili's, not the person I would put as a hostess greeting customers??? Once we sat down our waitress was great and brought all of our food out quickly and on point with the refills and any other request. The food not the greatest not the worse. But we still enjoy eating here once in a while. Corn is awesome but that's just me. Restaurant looks clean and well maintained.

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