This was the only Chevy's in the state of Nevada located in the Galleria Mall in Henderson. Â I haven't been to a Chevy's in over 5 years because they haven't been around where I have lived.
We went for Happy Hour in the Cantina. Â The appetizers were discounted, but not cheap. Â We started with the $3.99 Margaritas.
Then we ordered the Original Fajita Nachos and the Border Wings. Â The appetizers came within minutes of each other.
The Original Fajita Nachos were individual tortilla chips with a layer of refried beans topped with chopped steak and cheddar. Â There was also a side of guacamole and sour cream. Â They were so good that we ordered another one.
We ordered the spicy wing sauce on the side on the Border Wings. Â There were 10 crisp wings served with a side of Ranch.
I asked the server if I could use a Military discount for Happy Hour. Â He asked the manager and gave us the discount. Â
We will be back.
I have always loved Chevy's, they have THE BEST fresh tortillas! I usually order the Chicken Fajitas and have never been disappointed. This location is no different. I sat in the bar today and had great service during a busy Saturday lunch. I live over in Summerlin so this isn't the most convenient location, but it's the only one in the valley and it's worth the trip.
Review Source:This is about our 3rd time here. Service is pretty consistent--not really good or bad just ok. Today we used a bday coupon worth up to $12. We ordered: 3 item combo of: mini chimichanga, chicken tamale and cheese enchilada--the 5 item special (which included a chili relleno), and a kids quesadilla....drink was .99 extra (booooo). Â Chips and salsa were pretty good, but we had to ask for the warm tortillas. Drinks were just water because they don't have fresca (another boo). Â Beans and rice were not good at all....rice was hard and beans were too pastey. Â The scoop of corn tomalito was so small. Since we had the coupon price was decent at $25 and we tipped bases on full check but if we had to pay full price we Prob wouldn't be back. Food was just not really that good.....:-/
Review Source:Ate lunch there yesterday. Â Prices are out of sight for this ole Texas boy. Â Back home lunch usually costs us about $15 and we can hardly walk from being so full. Â Here the bill was $27 and only one of us had a coke with lunch. Â Meat was tough and had no favor what so ever. Â Wife's platter was a little better but not up to Texas standards.
If you're going to call yourself a "Tex-Mex" resturant you ought to know about real Tex-Mex food. Â Service wasn't up to standard either. Â Had to ask for more chips and salsa and didn't get a two coke until he delivered the bill. Â He had walked past our table more than twice while my glass was empty. Â I will stay home next time I'm in the mood for Tex-Mex and make it myself.
Most forgetful server ever! It must have been his first night ever.... he forgot the extra plate, the extra side, chips n salsa, and most bothersome....... our drinks!!!!!! We were eating our meals and our drinks had still not arrived. And our food was spicy so we were in dire need of a drink.... then at the end he brings the bill and forgets to add the coupon we already gave him.
Review Source:Well, we were trying to find "cheese dip" in Vegas. Â Some kind of Tex-Mex. Â We found it. Â Let me tell you, that was the best thing about this place. Â The cheese dip was actually pretty good and a very ample serving. Â Chips were thin, crispy and not too salty. Â We really liked it until the entrees came. Â Ugh!! Â Pork tamales tasted like they dropped the salt shaker in them. Â Pork taco was cold and pretty light on the meat. Â The cheese enchiladas were, um, cheesy. Â That's about it. Â Not much taste at all. Â Refried beans were smoky and not horrible. Â But the rice, was the worst Mexican/Spanish rice I have ever put in my mouth. Â Terrible!! Â The only reason this place doesn't get one star is because our server, Boone, was awesome. Â It's not his fault the food stank. Â I would not go there again, unless I was just wanting cheese dip and no entrees. Â If you're looking for Mexican OR Tex-Mex, you can do a LOT better.
Review Source:Talk about a Mexican Fiesta! Â This was a great place to quench our thirst after a couple of hours of shopping. Â That's exactly what we did yesterday. Â
The place is located in the Galleria mall, although there is an entrance/exit and outside seating that could be accessed independently and not by going into the mall first. Â
When we entered to get seated, we asked the first desk representative if they had a happy hour and she said only on Tuesdays. Â C'MON! Â They gotta step up their game. Â Who has a happy hour ONLY on one day a week. Â That's no bueno, but definitely didn't stop us. Â
The place was literally a Mexican cantina. Â Bright colors everywhere, wood finishes, sombreros, and other Latin decor. Â I felt as if we were taken to the streets of Cabo San Lucas. Â Our server was very nice, but was super slow. Â Didn't necessarily drink our table right away, but did bring a lot of chips and salsa throughout our visit, which made up for it. Â
Today we got a couple of rounds of Coronas, Cadillac Marguaritas and a plate of the Original Fajita Nachos. Â They all came to about $37 minus the tip. Â The Coronas obviously tasted like Coronas and although I didn't try the Margs, it looked really refreshing. Â The Fajita Nachos were bomb! Â Each chip came with chicken (you can always choose steak instead) and melted jack cheese. Â There was about 20-25 topped chips around a huge platter. Â In the middle of the platter there was guacamole, lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream and a few slices of jalapenos. The combination was great. Â The chicken was seasoned nicely and I loved how they prepared each chip and made them ready for the other toppings. Â Super convenient and very flavorful
Definitely a place you've got to visit at one point. Â The food is good and the service is good. Â After a day of shopping, come by and check these guys out.
So here's the breakdown:
Service: Average. We sat with empty drinks and an empty chip basket for longer than I'd like.
Food: I had fish tacos (I get them at so many places that I can get a feel for a place just from the tacos!). The tacos were large and filled with tasty things. The fish was salmon, which I've never encountered in a fish taco before, but it was good. Rice and black beans were tasty. This probably would have gotten another star had it not been for Boyfriend's food. He got the "Grande Chimichanga". First off, not so grande. His words: "it was a greasy tortilla filled with badly seasoned ground beef." He said he would have been better off at Taco Bell. Ouch. Now, never in the 5+ years of our relationship have I seen him stop eating a meal before he was full. Today, that changed. He left probably a quarter of the chimichanga on the plate; he said it was just too bad to finish. Frankly, I'm still a bit shocked.
The lesson: "You're better off at Taco Bell."
I think Chevy's is undergoing a revamp. New menu's, new menu items, etc. Thankfully they didn't touch their chips and salsa which I am such a fan of.
The food was much better than the last time I was there. And the prices haven't changed much. I got my usual 2 item combo with a Crispy Chicken Taco and Chicken Flautas. Doug got the Steak Fajitas. Both of our entrees were delicious. Our cute waitress was friendly and helpful. The manager was sure to greet us as well and ensure we were having a good experience.
I belong to their birthday club, so I had a coupon for a free entree. After our meal they surprised me with a song, yummy dessert sundae, and an awesome sombrero. I could feel myself blush but it was great, I haven't had a birthday song in a restaurant for years.
Hmmm . . . The quality seems to be diminishing at Chevy's. Â Can't exactly describe it, but the "Fresh Mex" just hasn't seemed as fresh lately. Â Too bad, as they used to be terrific. Â Hard to describe what exactly it was. Â Seemed like the beans were a little older, like they'd been overnight in the fridge. Â The meat was a little drier and bouncier than it used to be. Â The food just didn't taste as . . . well . . .. "fresh" as it used to.
Even their formerly amazing salsa had a bitter aftertaste that it didn't used to have.
Worst of all, last two times we stopped in they'd stopped making watermelon margaritas for the season. Â
They're still pretty good, but we really hope they'll get back to the food quality they had last spring.  Chevy's used to be one of our favorite feeds, but if Chevy's doesn't  get their act together pretty quick we may have to give up on 'em and move on.
Great salsa & chips and many specials which change often. Happy Hour prices are awesome and include flavored margaritas. Food quality and service vary, and the atmosphere can be festive. Try the seafood enchilada and fish tacos.
Great spot for taking a break from shopping!
Happy Hour has been expanded to 2-8 every day. Call to confirm.
Ack, a trip to the mall at the opposite end of town from where I live. Â Ok, here we go.
At first we were supposed to eat at Red Robin which was crazy busy. Â The "Two Kids Eat Free w/One Adult Entree" caught my eye at this place and goody goody, there was no line. Â It was a beautiful 70 degrees outside so we decided to eat on their patio. Â I love to dine outside. Â It's a little luxury of mine and makes feel like l'm in a cafe in a foreign country. Â We were seated within 5 minutes. Â The patio was nicely decorated with plants, vines and flowers. Â We had little finches hopping around here and there. Â
The food was good, not great, but good. Â The chips and salsa, however, were excellent. Â I think the salsa was my favorite part of my entire meal. Â (Good salsa is hard to come by.) Â I believe they must roast their tomatoes because it had that smokey flavor to it and some charred pieces. Â
We ordered:
The Laredo--soft/crunchy chicken taco, chicken tamale, chicken enchilada, beef enchilada. Â (I went with the soft chicken taco.) Â It came with a side of some sweet corn ball of something (I can't remember what it's called, obviously). Â Everything was ok. Â I enjoyed the soft chicken taco best.
Nachos (5 pieces)--half chicken and half steak. Â Hubby and kid liked it.
Kids meal--one crunchy and one soft chicken taco with a side of grilled veggies and fresh fruit. Â The kids preferred the soft taco and ate all their veggies and fruit.
The kid's meal comes with desert, ice cream or jello. Â I had a taste of the ice cream and wished my meal came with it. Â (Does being a kid at heart count?) Â The cone was like a deep fried tortilla or something with cinnamon sprinkled on it topped with vanilla. Â I usually don't care for vanilla (a bit too boring/bland for my taste). Â But they put magic into this one! Â It was so good.
The kids meal options also had beans and cheese burritos, hamburgers and chicken fingers, I think, with your choice of 2 sides (fresh fruit, grilled veggies, french fries, and that sweet corn thingy).
And true to their word, the kids ate for free. Â
I would definitely come back here when I venture down to this mall, if not to eat a meal, then at least for the chips and salsa!
Oh Chevys, how I have missed you since your departure from the shores of north lake, Woodbridge in irvine, ca. But here you are again, of all places, galleria mall in Henderson.
Why is Chevys so awesome? First, the chips. They're fried from really thin pieces of tortilla making them extra crispy and light tasting. Next, they have great, fresh salsa, complimentary with the chips. I love their crispy shell tacos, although I wish they had a shredded beef option instead of their ground beef. You can get a combo plate for less than 15 bucks and it comes with your choice of enchilada, chile relleno, or even another taco (my choice). The plate also has sides of sweet corn cake, beans, and rice.
They also have a seasonal lemonade, my favorite has been the watermelon. I have tried their flan and fried ice cream, both very delicious as well.
The service is usually good, however I have had one moron tell me I couldn't get a booth because the section was closed - it was full and had a couple servers walking through it.
It's great for kids, as I can speak from my own childhood in Irvine, and you are definitely depriving them if you don't take them here. They'll even do a birthday song for you and I think some small dessert.
I don't believe I have seen any souvenir Chevy's bucket sombreros that I recall from a while back, wtf?
Yum! This place is consistently good and one of the only two Mexican places that I like almost everything on the menu. Shrimp & crab enchiladas? Delicious. Service is good. I've gotten one weird waiter once or twice that likes to point at you with his pen when taking your order which bothers me. But people are weird, everywhere. I'm a frequent customer.
Review Source:BEST SALSA + CHIPS in Vegas and CHIPS anywhere I have been in the world. I usually make myself sick on chips + salsa because they are addicting. Their chips are the thinnest you will ever try.
Now the food............. Basically edible but not bad but not good barely too enjoyable.
I have been here 40+ times for chips + salsa and have tried the entire menu for the most part.
There is a fajita salad which is not bad if you hold the dressing and just put more SALSA on it, The other thing which is a good value and pretty tasty is the mixed grill fajitas. And the Corn Cake appetizer. I advise do not try anything else besides these items unless you want to be disappointed. But the chips + salsa make up for everything.
My mother loves this place. Â She's 71. Â 'Nuff said. Â But seriously, this place is okay. Â I don't mind eating here when my mother asks me for it, but I highly doubt I would come here of my own free will. Â Although the food is okay, it's not something I'll crave on a regular basis. Â Still, good eats with mama is always nice.
When we eat here my mother raves about their chile relleno. Â I'm more in to the whole fresh chips and salsa (which is free) with an order of queso fundido. Â I also stick to the pork tacos with their hot salsa. Â That's always fine.
Not bad for an uber-Mexican themed restaurant.
They don't skimp on the chips and salsa, they keep it coming. I ordered a combo with a desert. The taco, was good, the enchilada, was ok. I loved the rice and beans! That fried ice cream stuff......They can keep it.
My husband got a combo as well, but he also got that thing called a tamale! What the heck is the mushy stuff? It was horrible! I think I will just stick to the taco rice and beans next time.
Just now getting to this review from this place I went to couple months back.  Note: Not really big fan of Fresh Mex /Tex Mex cuisine to begin with.  Anyways the last time I ate at a Chevys was years ago when I was in Cali for Happy Hour. Even then it  reminded me of frozen Mexi dinners. I ended up here  because it was the only restaurant that wasn't as busy unlike the mall food court which was full and so was other restaurant that was across this place. Â
I was greeted  & seated right away but it took about 10 minutes before a server showed up at my table to take my drink order.  My drink from the bar showed up in no time, but not my waiter...where the heck was she??  The place was not busy at all, especially the tables in her area (there were 3 other tables) I waited another FIFTEEN minutes and was thinking of taking off and just paying for my drink when she showed up finally.  Well  it took another 15 minutes from when she took my order till the food was dropped on my table...literally.  Server mumbled the order plopped it on my table and dashed off pretty much.  I took a double take on what was just served and Im saying to myself, "Un effin believable, what's that on my plate??" You know picture happy me took a pic and posted it on my other social media page and even my friends commented and had the same reaction as I did. Â
The presentation was the worse Ive ever seen, looked like a mish mash  of....food I guess, just thrown together at the last minute.  To be fair, it was edible and the flavors of the sherry chipotle sauce complemented the Shrimp Tomatillo dish.  Well now I remember why I avoid Chevys, the  food is nothing to write home  about and neither is the service apparently.  Thank goodness for my margarita, now that was good!  It saved that dinner experience.  No wonder why my friends that go here have drinks first.  You cant be sober eating the food here. I gave an additional star only because of the drink.
Ok, so this is a corporate, run-of-the-mill, family tex-mex restaurant. But sometimes the experience makes the stars.
I was running around, with my 3 month old in the mall, having a pretty hectic day. So I stopped in for a quick bite to eat. All I had was chips and guacamole (two orders actually) and a margarita to calm my nerves. Now the margarita was mostly sugar so 3 stars at best and the guacamole wasn't too bad, but when the diaper needed changing and the baby needed feeding, the server was cool. After changing, I returned to a table of fresh chips and full water. Baby needed feeding, so he grabbed some hot water with a smile. I think I just got that genuine happiness that is tough to come by in restaurants, especially a customer with a stroller and a baby. So, because of the great attitude I got I had to give this place a five star rating.
ok the highlight of my last visit BESIDES our server Marco... was the most freakingdeliciousawesome pineapple coconut margarita. I can sum it up in one word.
YUMMY!
I actually wish I would have had three of those instead of my meal ... but my meal was pretty good also and so I only had ONE.
The Chips were good.
The fajitas were good.
But the margarita... phenomenal ...
I think my next time there will just be a chips and salsa... margarita day...
anyone wanna join me?
I dunno why, but I just don't care for this place. The flavors in their dishes don't scream MEXICAN! to me, and even if it weren't being billed as mex, the food is just mediocre anyway. Their enchiladas come out like my own homemade ones (quickly put together and kinda crappy/bland) and their nachos, which is always my default plate when I end up in a place with blah food, don't stand up to other restaurant nachos. The steak fajitas a friend had last time were 'just okay' as well. I'd rather go across the street to Guadalajara.
Then again, maybe I'm the one missing the mark. All my other friends really love the food here. Eh. Oh well. The good I can say is that the service is always good and I enjoy their seasonal fruit-ades. Pinappleade.... yes...
My parents are obsessed with this restaurant and I think it has something to do with the "kids eat free on Tuesdays" thing. My sister and I were talking about how much we dislike eating here, and a few hours later, we were sitting in Chevy's for the millionth time, with that, "Ugggh" look on our faces.
I'm not a huge fan of the food here yet my parents always choose to bring us here. When I lived in California, they weren't fans of the place, but now they are. Whatever. Their salsa is okay. I like their dry sherry chipotle sauce that comes on one of their enchiladas but other than that sauce and their flautas, everything else is just "okay."
The only reason this location gets three stars is because of the prime people watching that can be experienced. For whatever reason, we're usually seated near the rail that divides the mall from the restaurant, so we get to see everybody coming and going. Try not to choke to death on a chip while laughing at all the foolery that walks through the doors, especially from the teenagers and their ghetto swagger.
The foolery doesn't stop at the entrance. My funniest experience was with this weirdo teenaged boy who would not stop staring at my sister and me and making weird sounds. We made exaggerated moves so it was obvious that we were talking about him. For example, my sister told me to turn around while I was eating. I make a huge turn and this kid is literally eating his napkin - it was hanging from his mouth by his teeth. He stopped and literally just sat there stunned, with a napkin halfway hanging out of his mouth. I proceeded to laugh. My manners escape me at this restaurant when it comes to craz-o boys.
I used to really enjoy Chevy's - especially their chips and salsa! Â (And their margaritas were pretty delicious as well!)
We called ahead to find out what time happy hour ended and they said 7 pm. Â So we bolted to the mall and took a seat at one of the high bar tables.
With two bartenders and it not being busy on a Monday night, it took awhile for us to get any attention - no menus, no water, no acknowledgment.
When we were finally noticed, we asked what the happy hour menu was and he pointed to a flip menu (that the Husband had already grabbed from another table). Â It didn't really have the details, so I helped myself to a regular menu. Â He then made us feel so rushed putting our order in, especially if we wanted it during the happy hour time. Â
After we put our order in, the chips and salsa finally arrived.
* Crispy Chicken Flauntas "Original Salsa Chicken, roasted red peppers, grilled corn and cheeses lightly crisped in flour tortilla. Â Served with grilled pineapple salsa and our signature jalapeno jelly." - This was actually pretty disappointing. Â I asked for sour cream, and got charged for it. Â (They should really let you know.)
* Spicy Wings "Fuego-seasoned chicken wings basted in our smoky BBQ sauce served with ranch dressing." - Again, this was just okay as well. Â The Husband definitely has had his share of better wings.
Meanwhile, our chips and salsa had been empty and no one offered to refill it. Â Even a manager came by our table and asked how everything was and we said fine. Â She didn't even notice that we were lacking chips and salsa. Â (Obviously she came by out of habit, but really doesn't pay attention to her customers' needs.) Â We also had to ask for refills on water.
And sadly, their chips and salsa aren't even great anymore. Â I'm actually preferring Chili's version right now.
Overall, our bartender/waiter was just not good. Â He didn't pay any attention to us despite us sitting so close to the bar. Â We did notice another table of two getting a lot better customer service from a different bartender/waiter. Â He checked on their table often, unlike ours.
It was just not a good experience and the food was just okay. Â We probably are in no rush to go back any time soon.
Sidenote: Kids Eat Free on Tuesdays (one free kid meal with purchase of any regular price entree)
My journey for delicious Mexican food has finally ended here at Chevy's.  The  food definitely remind me of the great authentic food back in Houston, Texas.
Even though it is quite a distance from where I am currently live, I will definitely make the drive to satisfy my cravings for Mexican food. Â Our last visit at this place, there were 4 couples ahead of us, just waiting and waiting. Â Seems like two of the couples waited for quite a while so they gave up and left. Â After 5 minutes though, we got a table. Â Looked like they were shortage of staff. Â But o well, one man's loss is another man's gain. Â I got to eat the DELICIOUS Mexican food that I have been craving for!!!
Dinner for 2
1.) Chicken Corn Chowder-a very well balanced soup where one can taste both chicken and corn. Â Those two flavors work so well together...OMG!!!
2.) Mixed Grill Plate-Beef Fajitas, Shrimp, and Chicken, guacamole, sour cream, pico de gallo, refried beans, rice, and tortillas. Â Oh wait, the best thing is the...TAMALITO :)
  -TAMALITO-The most delicious thing ever.  Go to Chevy's you must try this awesome corn flour treat.  I ordered another one of this sweet corn tamalito for desser.  It is savory and kinda sweet. Quite honestly, i could have a bowl of these babies and call it dinner!!!!
This was more than enough for 2. Â We pretty much stuffed ourselves so none will go to waste!
3.) mango lemonade-yummy yummy yum yum yummy. Â I always order this drink.
Food and Service: 4 Stars.
Dawn C. and I stop in here sometimes after doing a little shopping at Galleria Mall. I love the $3 tableside guacamole on Sundays.
Monday-Friday they have happy hour 3 to 7 with $3 drinks and some appetizers are half off. You have to sit in the bar for that but no biggie.
Entrees are not the most authentic Mexican grub you will find in Las Vegas but it is inexpensive and tasty.
Yes, you see it correctly, I just gave Chevy's 5 stars.... Why you ask? Well when i lived in Cali we would meet our friends at Chevy's for the awesome happy hour and have some great margaritas. Since coming to Vegas I thought that there was not any Chevys around anywhere.
We ventured over to the mall and guess what I spy?!?!?! CHEVY'S.
I think they have great salsa and I really like the nachos.. I am in no way saying that this is "real" Mexican food but it was good and cheap. If I really think about it I am giving this place stars just like how you would give your friends that you have not seen in a long time a high five long before you ask how life has been treating them. So in all reality the food could have been so-so but it was all about the reminiscing.
Anyone want to go get a Margarita... Count me in!
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