Renowned counter-service joint serving rolled, fried tacos, plus hamburgers, hot dogs & burritos.
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Let’s take a moment to appreciate Chico’s Tacos. This spot holds a special place in the hearts of many in El Paso, and it’s easy to see why. Those flautas smothered in cheese, paired with that signature, soupy salsa, create a truly comforting experience that resonates with all of us. It can get a bit messy, but honestly, that adds to the joy of enjoying something so uniquely satisfying.
Chico’s isn’t about flashiness; it’s about offering consistently delicious food that reflects the spirit of El Paso. Whether you’re winding down after a long day or just looking for a late-night snack, this place has that perfect local flavor that feels like home. I wholeheartedly give it five stars for being a cherished, one-of-a-kind part of our community!
Here’s the deal…there are places like this, in nature, everywhere. A local joint that does something unique and because it’s not everywhere else being done that way, it develops a following. Chico’s “tacos” are basically taquitos doused in a watery salsa and covered in grated cheese. It’s ok. It’s not spectacular, it’s not bad. For those of you who live near a Taco Casa or a Taco Delite, you understand. Are they the greatest? No. Do you find yourself inexplicably craving it from time to time? Yes. You’re either going to like it or hate it. It is possible to be fine with it. But chances are if you don’t hate it, you’ll be back.
Get it with the fries and when you eat your tacos, bury the fries in the salsa and cheese and enjoy.
Service was fine. For people passing through, El Paso seems to have a culture of doing your job but not being effervescent or affluential about it.
Because people don’t read signs, ever, including myself apparently, they will only slightly roll their eyes when you pull out your credit card in their cash only environment. They will then point you to the ATM 10 feet away ($3.50 service fee).
This was a must do on our trip to El Paso and I’m glad we did. It was fun and got crowded during lunch.
For the record, the 3 piece and fries was plenty of food, in case you’re uncertain of your initial order. If you’re starving, 6 piece is the go.
Portions are getting smaller. I ordered a JUMBO burger, for a minuteI thought I was at the ol’ Hamburger Stand!
Bring back the Chicos I remember growing up!!!
The cashier tried to overcharge me and I caught on.
I asked for a receipt and she gave me a register paper that had line item cost but no total and no tax added to it.
I added up my items and there was a $4 USD difference.
I went back and asked about the difference and the lady acted shocked and didn’t remember what she charged me because there wasn’t a proper receipt.
She did give me a refund but it was a guess at the amount.
Probably a mistake but I think she tried to slip an extra side of fries in the bill hoping I wouldn’t notice.
Pay attention because they move fast.
Now the prices are getting out of hand. $4.44 for a single (same size – no changes – nothing different) is a bit much for the type of restaurant.