Durango's Mexican Grill

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  Both my wife and I had a Burrango with medium spicey sauce.  They were not spicy and were luke warm.  Tasteless would best describe the meal.  Almost returned the meals to be reheated but by then the line was too long.  Would not return.

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  Posted on 04.17.13 Gary H.

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  First of all, I'm from Southern, CA. which is rich with Mexican culture and food. Durango's was a step down from Taco Bell!
  
  I ordered three tacos (2 steak, and 1 shredded beef). At $3 for each taco, you'd think each one was the size of a burrito. To my dismay, it was a similar format at Chipotle, Qdoba, Freebirds, etc. your typical "Americanized" Mexican style restaurant.
  
  Their hot sauce was not hot. Ketchup is spicier than their "hottest" hot sauce. I also ordered a side of Spanish rice and refried beans. The rice had enough salt to kill a rhino. The beans, no flavor.

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  Posted on 12.20.12 Christine A.

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  Similar to cafe rio but good quick food!

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  Posted on 12.21.11 Rz O.

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  A simple, straightforward menu (enchiladas, salads, wet burritos, and quesadillas), made to order by a friendly staff. Good, fresh food at reasonable prices. One of the best food choices (and the only good Mexican option) in Hurricane.

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  Posted on 10.10.11 Mike P.

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  Durango's is a great little restaurant in Hurricane.  The food is good the owners and employees are warm and friendly. I like all the options and can get either mild, medium or spicy sauces although the spicy is too hot for me. My favorite is the Fajita Veggie Salad on whole wheat.  It is clean and has great prices. I highly recommend it!

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  Posted on 08.16.11 Laurel W.

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  Don't let the outside fool you... this is a fast food restaurant. There are only 2 locations; the original is nearby in St. George, Utah. The restaurant is similar to a Qdoba or Chipotle, although quality may be a step down.
  I had a" burrango" (burrito) with shredded beef, black beans, spanish rice, cheese, and spicy salsa. It was NOT spicy at all. A small burrango was enough to fill me up. I also ordered a side of chips with queso. Chips were good, but a few so salty i had to brush off some salt (and I do like salty chips). The queso tasted good, but low quality. Also got a side of guacamole, which was good.
  Overall, it was okay for fast food.

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  Posted on 08.20.10 Jennifer R.

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  Heavily-Americanized Mexican food.
  
  If you've enjoyed Mexican food on the coasts or near the border, then Durango's is going to taste absurdly mild.  ...I forget their names for levels of spiciness, but I remember getting a burrito with the "medium" option and then wondering if there was any spice at all.  Next time I'd err on the side of their hottest option.

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  Posted on 07.28.10 Brian T.

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