I just had a really nice experience today at  this Chevys. My mom and I are driving cross country and needed a place to chow down....real bad. This place had a really great bartender from whom I ordered a big tostada salad, with many modifications since Im gluten free and dairy free. Doug was super nice and helpful and helped the staff get creative to make my salad something special. I got some extra chips too. Awesome!
Review Source:After living and traveling often in New Mexico, Arizona, California, and Texas, we have had a good variety of Mexican, Spanish, and TexMex food. This restaurant is definitely not authentic or tasty. Sort of bland and very unappealing. I got a chicken and a beef taco, a chicken enchilada, rice and refried beans. The spices on the chicken are very strange and not tasty. The rice was okay and the beans were icky. Didn't bother looking at dessert. Chips and salsa were okay and definitely better than the main meal.
Review Source:For chain mexican, this place is alright. Â It's a solid 3. Â This location was packed on half price margarita night so expect a small wait on busy nights. Â And if you don't feel like waiting- hey, La Fiesta is right down the street and has some good mexican.
My favorite part about here is not the unlimited chips and salsa or the Chicken Fajita but the margaritas. Â I'd recommend the watermelon.. although they skimped on the tequila.
Had lunch here one day last week on a trip to Sioux Falls. Â It was good. Â Had a combo of a chili relleno and cheese enchilada with refried beans and rice. Â Another had a combo of tortilla soup (waitress called it spicy, husband did not) and the steak quesadilla. And our other eater got the vegetable lunch burrito which was HUGE. Â She took more than half home. Â The salsa that came with the chips was fresh, but sure could have used some heat. Â We asked for a spicier salsa which the waitress brought. Â It had a little more heat, but not much. Â The relleno had a thick batter, but was very tasty. Â I swear everywhere I go restaurants make rellenos differently, and this was a good version. Â The enchilada was okay. Â Beans and rice okay. Â It was certainly all very filling, and the little pile of corn/cornbread-like stuff was a nice touch.
Review Source:I recently went to this fine restaurant on a first date. Â The waiter busted his butt to make sure we were doing good and the food was excellent. Â We both had a fresh watermelon margarita. Â Wasn't sure I was going to like it going in but it turned out to be very good drink. Â The chips are awesome here!
Review Source:Chevy's is one of a few mexican restaurants in Sioux Falls.  The service on a busy Friday night was very fast.  The chips were quite good, but the salsa was bland.  The entrees are only satisfactory.  The burritos were only OK.  My Taco was good. I can only give 2 stars because the food quality  ranks well below, other Mexican restaurants in Sioux Falls.
Review Source:I ended up at Chevy's Fresh Mex on accident. I actually was trying to find a different Mexican restaurant on my GPS but settled with it since it was on my way. I went around lunch and the place was certainly busy. With outdoor seating, lots of lunch menu perks and an interesting boastful quote of "there is no-CANS in our kitchen" (Everything is made fresh.) it was an interesting dining experience.
For starters, because it is a "Mexican Grill", the selection for a vegetarian was very, very limiting. There wasn't even anything with beans and the best non-meat options were oftentimes cheese with modified sauce(I.e. enchiladas without enchilada sauce.) I ended up getting an enchilada and a chile relano. Â Both were OK and the Chile Relano was one of the better versions of the dish that I have had. The chips and beans were incredibly salty..too salty IMO. The cheese was cheddar-ish in the Enchilada which I also was not a huge fan of.
The service was OK. The drink menu was extensive and featured some interesting drinks such as $30 shots of tequila(yikes!). I didn't try any of those items but it seems like a very suitable place for drinks and a good time. It did feature a "cantina" for the serious drinkers and partiers. Overall, it was OK. It was better than a lot of chain Mexican grill restaurants that I have been to but the restrictive diet I have definitely lowered my opinion of it greatly..and too much salt!
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