As usually Chuy's is awesome. Went after the football game. It was packed but the wait staff was on their game. Helping out at each others tables. Great job, will be back. read more

Sorry, I forgot to post my review from 2 weeks ago! This place is just like the one over Round Rock. I loved happy hour, even though the choices of margaritas for happy hour is slim pickins! They were delicious and affordable, not too strong and not too weak! My favorite part was the nacho car bar! Who needs to order a meal, when you can fill up on tostadas, salsa, carne molida, & chile con queso? But I decided to order dinner! I went for what I like, tacos de beef, you get 2 flour tortilla tacos filled with brisket, not carne asada, like the menu stated, and a side of frijoles charros, which were nice and spicy! I would order this again, but would go back just for the happy hour! Now I gave this place a 4 star rating, but it's not their fault they had a sassy, smart ass, pregnant waitress, otherwise I would have given them 3, because of her. She gave my friend attitude big time, which was uncalled for! And if I want to order a drink from the hot bartender, because you're too busy socializing with your Co-workers, then it's my perrogative, and my right, which you have no reason to flip your wig over that! read more

I mean there is never not an eventful time at Chuy's. The hostess was nice when we walked in and immediately sat us. There was so much going on when we sat down---a customer brought her dog in a stroller, waitresses dropping the table cleaning cloth on the ground and still picking them up to use and clean the table, waiters sliding across the back (due to greasy floor). I could go on about the things saw, but I won't lol. I'll just say it may only be safe to drink alky and a scoop of chips here. I tried the mango frozen mango margarita first but it had a very citrusy taste. When I let the waitress know, she tried to make me think it was that way due to it being sour mix. I just asked for simple swap of the frozen strawberry margarita. This one came back better. Have fun if you stop by here and notice the events going on around you . read more

I've known about chuys since I was in high school in Austin tx. Was not a fan of it then and am still not a fan today. The only thing it has going for it is their jalapeño ranch sauce and their queso was pretty good. Anywho, ordered a quesadilla with chicken and it arrived with literally a couple tiny pieces of chicken and maybe a sprinkle of shredded cheese. I was so disappointed, this was not a quesadilla , they are supposed to be creamy and chewy with cheese. I sent it back and the GM said they would remake it. So it turned out, fixing the quesadilla included adding more chicken and NO cheese! I did not eat the dish and thankfully was comped. The margarita over ice was weak and solely tasted like lime juice. Their salsa was like pico de gallo. This place's atmosphere is fun but their food and drink is a total bust read more

The place appears to be clean and bright. The service here was sort of average, my server seemed like she had something on her mind or just wasn't as pleasant. Might be that she seems to be one of the two servers for the bar area inside and outside. I didn't really see the other guy that often so not sure if he was even working in the bar area. just outside the bar area is a covered outdoor sitting area, which is good for nice days. There is also a nacho bar where you can get your tostadas and top it with the variety of toppings they have which is nice. I got the comida deluxe which comes with four different dishes and was a very large portion for the price, under $13 after taxes. All the food seems to be made from scratch. read more

Chuy's - Mexican Near Me - El Paso, Texas

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My mom her friend and I came Here for lunch we came at noon on a Monday so lunch rush not a wait but was getting busy. Our waiter came quick and took our drink order Drinks came out quick and soon came with chips and salsa I asked to get Queso with it and this was great Queso we I ordered the chicken enchilada with hatch pepper sauce and it was spicy almost too spicy for me. My mom had stuffed avocado which she loved!! Her friend had a steak burrito which she did not care for she said I would like to try this place again but option would get the less spicy sauce read more

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This location is not on par with other Chuy's I have been to. My Chicka Chicka Boom Boom barely had any chicken. My large tortilla soup was not as tasty as usual. My husband had the beef fajitas and the beef was mushy. I found the ingredients at the location did not taste as good as other Chuy's. They use tap and not filter water. It also took us a very long time to get our check. read more

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Stopped by for lunch and it was delicious. Our server Alexis was awesome. He was very attentive. Food came out promptly despite being lunch hour. read more

Chuy's - Dining Area - Mexican Near Me - El Paso, Texas

One of the many things that I love about Chuy's is their consistency no matter where I am. Being from Austin, it's like seeing a familiar face. Great food, chips, salsa, service and cleanliness. This location in El Paso being no different. read more

Came to Chuy's for the first time and had a fantastic experience! Our waitress Amanda was fabulous and the food was delicious! The margaritas are delicious and everything on the combo plate hit the spot.And looking forward in returning soon. read more

Chuy's will always and forever have a special place in my heart and I am thrilled to have a little bit of my beloved Austin here in El Paso. The Tex-Mex scene isn't very strong in El Paso (because we focus on authentic Mexican), so Chuy's quickly ranks near the top of that category. The food is very good, beginning with the chips and salsas, which are complimentary and pose a very real danger of filling you up! I had the stacked enchiladas with the tomatillo deluxe sauce, and though they don't really look like enchiladas, I really liked them. I haven't been here for happy hour yet, but we learned they have $5 margaritas and a nacho bar, so they'll be seeing me again soon! I really dug the patio area, the atmosphere is relaxes, but the patio is even more relaxed, and they have those awesome mist fans that will keep you comfy. Like any new place, there's a wait to get a table, I waited about 30 minutes for one during lunch, however once you are seated our servers were very attentive and friendly. Don't expect your meal to come out quickly, so budget your time accordingly. Shout out to Charles and Tanya for joining me at Chuy's for lunch! read more

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This place has a pretty cool atmosphere. It's colorful, full of artwork & lights. The margaritas are amazing and the food is just as tasty! Would definitely recommend this place for a night or lunch out! read more

Chuy's - Tacos al Carbon* - Mexican Near Me - El Paso, Texas

I'm actually from El Paso so this to me was really not "Mexican" food, it's more like Tex-mex/ New Mexico food. Ugh not sure but it was not my cup of tea. This was my first time here and let me tell you the ambience was great, staff was friendly, and attentive, our server however wasn't very good at explaining the menu. I ordered the Tacos al carbon I chose beef.. I wanted rancheros but was given refried beans (she brought the ranchero beans later) the rice was red I guess it was cold & had a weird after taste. Tacos weren't that great the tortilla was flour it got super soggy. idk I really wanted to like the place.. will definitely be back but just to drink.. like I said ambience was great they have a beautiful patio area that's just delightful to be in.! read more

After running some errands, my boyfriend, his daughter and I were all pretty hungry and we probably would've settled for a PB&J at home because we were also all pretty lazy, but the Food God's answered a prayer we hadn't even prayed yet. An angel sent forth a message of Chuy's. That angel was Albert K. Albert got there way before us so we didn't have to actually wait to be seated, but there definitely is a wait. And when we arrived the line was outside. Like anything shiny and new that comes to El Paso, this kind of wait is normal for the first few months. But Albert did say the wait was only thirty minutes so that's not too bad for a place at lunch during opening week. We found Albert out on the patio and I really liked it. I think every restaurant at The Fountains has done a phenomenal job of constructing patios that provide shade and the proper temperature to enjoy a meal outside in the El Paso heat. The whole enclosure and decorations on the patio are metal. The roof has these fun designs cut into it that lets the sunlight in without blinding you or giving you a serious case of sunburn. I thought the metal palm trees were pretty cool too and there were colorful lights hanging that I'm sure make for a pretty sight at night. All around great job with the patio! And to be honest, when I did go inside for a bit to just check it out, I kind of prefer the patio. Nothing against the interior of Chuy's (which was nice and just as well-executed), but the breeze and the design outside was just perfect for a lunch. I wouldn't say that the food took an unusually long amount of time (especially considering how packed they were), but we did finish two baskets of the chips... most of that may or may have not been eaten by me. Either way, I liked the chips. They're better than Chili's! *GASP* I just really like super thin chips with a heavenly amount of salt that somehow never gives me cottonmouth. They originally brought out a single salsa which might be safe to assume that on a normal not opening week day would be the only thing served with your chips. It was good. All the usual players... tomatoes, onions, jalapenos, a little cilantro. But before we were about to order our server let us know that they had a variety of sauces that could be put on your enchiladas so he was bringing over samples so we could give them a whirl with our chips. The queso is my jam! Pretty sure they serve chips with queso as an app so that's definitely what I'll be starting with next time. Since we were tardy to the party, Albert ordered some guac to start. Okay, I like this guacamole, but it's not the super smooth variety where someone spent a good ten minutes smooching an avocado with a fork, it's the kind where someone used a spoon to scoop out the avocado, mixed in some tomatoes and onions, maybe a little lime, and then took a cookie dough scooper and plopped them in a bowl. I'm not mad at this guac, in fact, I like it. I'm just saying it can be a little tough to scoop out with chips. My recommendation is to fortify your chip with more delicious chips or just use a spoon and plant it delicately on top of a single chip. Everyone at the table got some form of enchiladas except for me. I went with the pork tacos, crispy. I like them. Instead of the tortilla being deep fried, I think it was actually baked... very Tex-Mex. The pork was shredded and had a little heat, but there were some jalapenos on the side in case I needed more heat. I did not. I liked these and I'd probably order them again, but next time I think I want to try the stacked enchiladas with the queso because it looked bomb. The rice was different than what you typically get in El Paso and I really enjoyed it because of that. The beans are what had my taste-buds going crazy. Now, I couldn't convince anyone else of this, but while these looked like regular beans you normally get from a Mexican or Tex-Mex restaurant they didn't taste like them. They were only subtly different... they were sweeter. But not in a someone-just-added-a-cup-of-sugar-to-the-beans kind of way. I'm pretty positive they use a healthy dose of paprika in their beans. I'm like 72% sure of this. Regardless, they were absolutely yum. Service was great. Refills were quick. And we were never became an abandoned table. Chuy's is a great addition to the El Paso area and The Fountains. Great place to go for lunch or dinner and they can definitely accommodate a large group. read more

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Despite ample opportunities in multiple cities, I finally managed to eat at Chuys. Despite it being busy, we got seated in about 10 minutes which was pretty fast. It looks like each room has a different theme. We got seated in the far room which had a vintage care theme (hubcaps on ceiling, photos of cars everywhere). The bar had photos of people's dogs (maybe cats too I dunno, the cat photos prolly wander off like the solitary brats they are). Cool idea. I couldn't help but notice how much STUFF they squeeze on to the walls. Like seriously, there's maybe a couple inches between the various stuff and it fills the walls throughout the entire restaurant. Chuy's definitely has personality (like 6 personalities. All clashing, crazy style). Anyways. Sadly, the service was lacking throughout the evening, but it was a Friday night at prime time so whaddya expect. Drinks took a while, getting the salsas took a while, getting the check took a while. Yada yada you get the idea. I was pretty excited to try the salsas and my gf and I were craving some Mexican drinks (of the alcoholic variety...is there any other kind??). She got the skinny margarita and I started off with the sangria. She enjoyed the margarita and from the sip I had I thought it was pretty good too. My sangria was also delicious. My only complaint was there was soo much ice I pretty much drank the entire thing in a few slurps. I tried the house margarita next and it was ok. The salsas were fun to try and were definitely made from fresh ingredients. I thought the jalapeno ranch salsa was the best (but pretty salty). The house salsa that came out on default had a lot going on. I found it almost too tangy but there was no faulting the fresh ingredients. I got the comida deluxe and enjoyed my meal. The chicken flautas and the beef taco were my favorite parts. The meat was tender, the flauta crispy and fresh. The refried beans and the green chile rice a hit. The cheese enchilada was solid as well if not mindblowing (But seriously its really hard for a cheese enchilada to stand out). I didn't really understand the allure of the giant chip covered in queso. Eating two basketfuls of chips and salsa probably numbed me to yet another 2 chips on my plate. The queso on the chips was good though. The gf got chicken fajitas and she devoured them. I thought the chicken was a little tough but it was well seasoned and tasty. We both thought the guacamole was a little lacking in the zest department and I thought the texture was a little gummy. All in all, I can see why Chuy's is popular. The food is good. It's got a fun vibe. Any other place and I would easily say Chuy's is 4 stars, but there are a lot of other really good tex-mex places in town that I think top it and after trying Chuy's I'll prolly only go if a group really wants to go. But its definitely worth checking out. read more

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I believe this restaurant opened up about a few months ago, and it's always packed whenever I stroll by the fountains. We went here for a late lunch and the wait was about 15 - 20 minutes. The patio/bar outside looked great and the inside interior was colorful and clean. For a really busy restaurant, it was well kept. I can see it was a great family restaurant too. The servers are so nice. Especially, Jesse he had great customer service. Always checking on us and having great enthusiasm. The chips and salsa was awesome. The chips were thin and crispy, lightly salted. I ordered chicken flautas and tortilla soup (since it was super cold that day). This was the most soft chicken flautas I've had. The outside was crunchy, but the chicken was finely shredded. Interesting. It wasn't drowned in sauce, which was great for me cause I like to enjoy it. The soup was all right. But I was in love with their salsas. We've tried a variety on their appetizer menu. The atmosphere was great. Customer service was good. And their food was awesome. I'm glad I tried this place out and I'll be coming back. :) But yes, there is a wait. My friend and I left the place around 6p.m. on a Sunday and it was beginning to get even more packed for dinner. read more

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The Ass. Manger Rene came and spoke with us while we waited for our food. Really great guy and very friendly. The Mexican Martini was spicy and strong, I highly recommend!. The appetizer plate was good, best part was the chicken quesadillas and the queso. Best queso I've ever had. read more

Chuy's - The Mexican Martini - Mexican Near Me - El Paso, Texas

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Had a great experience dining in here. Staff was friendly, and we dined on a weekday evening and the restaurant was empty. Our waitress was great, very attentive and helpful. Chuy's Pancho nachos are delicious! Especially the fajita steak ones, served with guacamole, they are to die for! They also have specials for during the week, we dined in on a Monday and had their special fried ! Which was sooo good! I've never had a fried avocado before! It was crispy on the outside and inside it was cheesy with chicken with spicy green tomatillo sauce. I highly recommend this plate if you love avocados, it is definitely something different. In addition, I love their enchiladas, they are all extremely delicious! read more

Ordered Chuy's, first time. Read the reviews and opted for the chuychanga with the boom-boom sauce. It was the absolute best thing I have ever had. I have been to hundreds of Mexican restaurants from coast to coast. This was by far the best. The beans had wonderful flavor and the salsa was also terrific! If you haven't tried it you should! read more

Great place for Mexican/New Mexican food. Prices and portions are fair and reasonable. Cool selection of shirts. My beautiful wife had a mojito and said it was really good (she didn't share). We will be back again. read more

Chuy's - Mexican Near Me - El Paso, Texas

Chuy's is El Paso newest incarnation of Mexican food. Their claim to fame is a fresh menu - one small freezer here for kids ice cream. They make a good impression from the outside with nice outdoor dining and a bar that transitions inside, The restaurant is decorated and has more of a Baja style than most Mexican joints around. We were seated quickly and had drinks, chips, and four types of fresh salsa at the table in less than 5 minutes. I ordered the enchilada / flauta combo, my wife ordered the vegetarian enchilada. I always say you can judge Mexican restaurants off three things- tortillas, rice, and beans. I think Chuy's knocks them first two outta the park, I mean delicious! The beans were not bad, they just weren't on the same level. 5 stars for : great service, great food, clean well maintained restaurant, and a cheerful / friendly atmosphere. read more

Chuy's - Fresh salsa? YES please, - Mexican Near Me - El Paso, Texas

Not bad! I actually liked it more than I thought I would. This was my first time here. Chuy's, the Tex-Mex chain restaurant got its start in Austin. In case you wanted to know...Chuy is an acronym for Christo hijo unico de Yahweh. This translates to Christ, the only son of God. Guys who are named Jesus are usually nicknamed Chuy. Anyway... Chuy's was very loud and busy! It was a Friday night so I'm sure that's typical. I was with good company, Elite Judy B. and her husband. I had chicken fajita tacos. To me, they were more like burritos because they were on a flour tortilla. They were good! The rice and beans were good too. I really liked the tortilla chips with the jalapeno dip. The dip is very flavorful. It was happy hour so I also had a frozen strawberry margarita. Yum! The service was fast. The waiter was ok. He was super busy and brought the food out quick. I wouldn't mind coming back. I'd like to eat outside in the patio the next time. read more

We went as soon as they opened, since as with any new place here in town, this restaurant has been packed since they opened for business. Very nice atmosphere (if you get cold, wear long sleeves. The temperature inside is perfect for this 100+ degree weather we are having right now). Our server was friendly and courteous and brought to our table a sample of each of their sauces. All of them were delicious. I love how they keep an eye out for the chips and bring you more without having to ask. I got the Elvis Green Chile Fried chicken, and my two companions ordered the southwestern enchiladas and chicken flautas. All three plates were generously served and came with beans and rice (in my case it was the green chile rice). I ordered my dish with Deluxe Tomatillo sauce instead of green chile, and when it came they overlooked this change, but replaced my order within seconds. Everything was hot and flavorful. I took half my dish home it was so well-served. The only con was that our server charged us twice for my dish, which generated a mischarge on our bill. However, the friendliness of the staff, speedy service and overall quality of food and atmosphere won us over. I will definitely return, especially after the hype has died down a bit. read more

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LOVE this place! Super friendly staff and good food! What more could you need? The atmosphere is just so fun and carefree. I recommend the mango margarita with chamoy and tajin, DELICIOUS! Also have some of the best flour tortillas I've had read more

Although I am Hispanic and a lover of super spicy Mexican food and not much of a Tex-Mex fan. Chuy's is the only exception to the rule. All of their food is freaking amazing. The shrimp tacos light and delicious and extremely flavorful. The burritos are larger than life are delicious as well. The margaritas are always on point and the servers are beyond exceptional. It is a must try. You can not compare this to authentic Mexican food it is tex-mex. Their salsa's are sure to impress. Keep up the great work read more

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I love Chuy's (being a UT Austin alum). Stoked to see a Chuy's here in El Paso, and the location of it at The Fountains also means you can stroll around afterwards. There is also a patio area. Lots of different combos to choose from (I tend to default to the cheese enchilada & taco), and different frozen margarita options. A Tex Mex staple! read more

Was not what I expected. I ordered the Texatini and it was ok. The food was mediocre. The dulce de leche was the driest ound cake I have ever had. The only plus was good salsa and chips. read more

I will touch on three topics, those being: hospitality, food quality, and restaurant environment. The employees were very kind and helpful with questions. They were timely when checking on the table for refills, more chips, checking the satisfaction of the customers, etc. Customer service rating is a 4/5 The food itself was actually rather good. My expectations are relatively high because I have had quality Mexican food many times before. The texture and taste of their chips and tortillas are what really grabbed my attention. They were light and almost fluffy with the perfect amount of salt. Aside from that, the food in general was above satisfactory, but not the best I've had. Overall good receives a 3.5/5 The environment of the restaurant was my favorite aspect. It resembled a 50's/60's diner with semi-traditional decorations for a Mexican restaurant. The music played was primarily 80's pop. Understandably, that's not for everyone, but it made my experience enjoyable. Environment receives a 4/5. read more

My family was in town this weekend and my sister In law wanted Mexican food. While walking around the fountains we saw this place and decided to try it out and boy are we glad we did! Our waitress was courteous and easy going. The food was a 10/10! Highly recommend the chimichanga. My mother in law got the chimichanga on Friday and Saturday night I had to have one too so she ordered it to go and picked it up for me. On Friday I had gotten the steak burrito which was really good, but a little spicy for my taste. It had a green Chile sauce, so if you like spicy I highly recommend! read more

Does el paso really need a chain tex mex restaurant? This place is by no means terrible but it doesn't even come close to having a "top contender" anything on its menu. I could understand coming here if you're already at the fountains and craving tex-mex but if you're smart (which I'm sure you are because you're reading reviews) and not shy about ordering something from someone who doesn't speak English very well do your stomach a solid and find something within a mile or two that offers better food. read more

I have been to quite a few different locations throughout Texas and Chuy's maintains quality at all of them. The boom boom sauce is so good! They have special plates every day of the week, and Friday they have pork boom boom enchiladas. The pork is juicy and tender. It comes with cilantro rice which is very flavorful as well. You have to try the creamy jalapeño ranch dip with the chips. Their chips are thin and crispy and they're unlimited as it should always be! The margaritas are pretty solid too, so if you have a DD, try them out! read more

What a crap restautant and what a shame it's called a Mexican Restaurant. The rice was like oatmeal, the beans had to be out of a can and the fajita burrito was like leftovers. With all the real good mexican restaurants in El Paso, why would anyone in their right mind go to this shit hole? read more

This place is amazing Celine was our host and she made sure we were taken care of thank u girl

Showed up just for a quick bite not even interested in the happy hour promotion. Sat in the bar area and drink order was taken relatively fast. However we waited for 20 minutes and we could see our drinks sitting at the bar. I literally could've walked over and picked them up ourselves. By time the waiter returned I was seriously disappointed in the fact that it took so long to return. There are several other places in this shopping center to eat at and we walked two feet to the left and got better service. I would encourage all others to skip this place and try something else. That is unless you mind waiting 20-30 minutes for service. read more

Wow - start of the meal should have been the red flag. Lettuce was darker than the meatballs (well done!). Oh then the meatballs. It is 8:47 pm on Friday and the meatballs were not the best. One of them was so hard that I could not cut through it. Really. Then when brought to the waiters attention I was told that they had no more meatballs - WTF. Anyhow, no comp and waiter tried to pull payment device before I could start survey. Ha! Short story - no to this place for food or service. read more

Beware! I was charged $85.00 for what should have been a $30 meal for 2. When I called to complain all I got was the run around from managers. They couldn't find out what exactly happened and made it seem like I was trying to scam them. As if... I finally had to call the Main office in Austin for them to refund my money back. I will never eat there again. So sad that they don't appreciate their customers! read more

real TEXMEX this is what texmex food should be, great prices variety of food huge servings and GREAT SERVICE i was kinda skeptical about this place but i really liked it.. read more

Chain Mexican restaurant. So if you are visiting El Paso choose somewhere else for an authentic experience. If you live here try a new spin on Mexican dishes. Happy hour is awesome with free tacos. I love the mojitos and of course top shelf margaritas. No hangovers here. Sometimes the problem with eating at Mexican restaurants is you get full with chips and salsa. These are hands down the Perfect chips to try their many salsas. They are light and crunchy. So you don't fill up on chips. I really enjoy the salad and tortilla soup or the fried chicken dish. Atmosphere is fun and worth exploring with murals and paper picacdos read more

Slow no Cuervo staff congregated at the bar. The saggy pant busboy eats cereal out of the box. I guess everyone working here must love the food! Everyone working here has a paunch otherwise good stuff! read more

Disappointed from the get go. Service was bad, took for ever to get seated and the place was pretty empty. It may have been a shift change. I don't know. After we finally got a table it took forever to get a waitress to even acknowledge us. Food was not good. Won't be back. read more