(210) 545-0300
18008 San Pedro Ave
San Antonio,
TX
78232
29.606
-98.4689
Neighborhood: Northeast San Antonio
What People Are Saying About Chuy's
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The Scene – Originally established in Austin, Chuy's opened its San Antonio outpost in 1999 and it soon became a hot spot with young locals. Tributes to that oh-so Mexican cultural icon, the King (we're talking Elvis here) adorn the walls along with one of the most bizarre Dia De Los Muertos shrines anywhere. This all makes sense after finishing off one of Chuy's strong and satisfying margaritas. – – The Food – The tables of the young and stylish let you know early on that this is a place to be seen eating more than it is a place to eat. But don't fret, Chuy's doesn't…
Great Tex-Mex with an Austin Nuance
by pigletpuff71
I love this place. The food is delicious. It has an idiosyncratic Austin feel. For example, they wrap their silverware in sealed wax-paper sleeves and the waitstaff is virile and youngish, attentive college types. Chips are light, not greasy, and you have a choice of salsas. I love the fresh cut salsa made with tiny bits of tomato, jalapeno, onion, etc. It's delicious and tastes fresh, organic. Ask for the "Boom Boom" sauce (it's a delicious cheesy dip used in some of their entrees).
I always order the veggie enchiladas. Spanish rice is very good.
This is great Tex-Mex food with an organic Austin nuance. Great margaritas. The patio is small, but if you chance to get there on a breezy evening, it's worth waiting to sit outside.
- Pros: Reliable Tex-Mex with a flair that will appeal to new or unfamiliar palates also
- Cons: Can get crowded, uncomfortable wait area
Only place in town with Green Chili...
by aaukema68
I moved here from Colorado, and was very bummed at Texas' version of Mexican food--but then I found Chuy's!! It's okay, I can stay here now... they not only have the green chili that I love, but two different versions of it, regular and Hatch green chili sauce... the food is great, the service is great, the only bad thing is that there is usually a pretty big wait, no matter what night you go. I guess that they just need to open more of them!
- Pros: Green chili sauce, Great service, Great happy hour
- Cons: Almost always a Wait
Great overall Texas experiance!
by turbodiesel
The thing I like best about Chuy's are the Texas Martini's. If you never had a stuffed olive before you've got to try the Texas Martini. Too bad there aren't more Chuy's in San Antonio. You can travel all over Austin and run into one! This one is inconvinently located on a busy intersection near 281 and 1604. It's the worst to try to get there before 6 pm for happy hour drinks! The food, atmosphere, and drinks are well worth the wait. If you are looking for something different try the shrimp releno. They have a pretty good veggitarian selection too, try the guac soft tacos. I also recommend ordering the creamy jalapeno sauce when they drop off your chips, it's on request only!
- Pros: great food, drinks, and price
- Cons: heavy traffic area, long waits on weekends
The Details on Chuy's
Know Before You Go:
Be prepared to wait 30 minutes for a table on the weekends, and pass away the minutes with one of their excellent margaritas and always-fresh chips and salsa.
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