
Chunky Salsa is a small Latin/Mexican Taqueria with Tex-Mex, Cali-Mex, & Authentic flavors; We pride ourselves in fresh made products and some of the best tacos you can find on the beach. Locally owned & Operated, Weekly Specials & Rotational seasonal Menus are updated every 6 – 8 months. Follow us on Facebook for updated in house specials and menu items; We are owned, run, and operated, & separate from The Chubby Buddah Sports Bar.
Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5990 Beach Dr SW Unit A, Shallotte, NC 28470
Phone: (910) 232-7322
Website: https://letsgetchunky.com/
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Reviews
Grilled watermelon was interesting. I’ve never tasted anything like it.
Our server, who I do not blame at all, was way too young and inexperienced to be handling the front of house by herself. She made multiple mistakes throughout the night including missing sides, wrong orders, food coming out at the wrong time, but she was literally all alone with no manager and no other coworkers, just kitchen staff. I blame the people in charge who let her flounder up there like that without proper training or help.
Our food was mediocre, the least interesting part of the whole trip. Birria tacos were good, quesadilla was good, but the ACP was weird, and included corn mixed in and tortilla chips covering the plate. I got the chilli relleno and it was okay, the batter it was fried in was horrible, but the pepper and cheese inside were edible so i ate around the batter.
Paying $4 for such a small amount of chips and salsa, and then charging a service fee is a wild business move in my opinion, but you do you. I will say the salsa was good, but if it hadn’t been there would’ve literally been zero redeeming qualities here. All in all I do not recommend eating here.
I see the owners are replying to every review up here, so I really hope you read this one and take it to heart. If you spent as much time training your employees and being active in the restaurant as you do sitting on here defending yourself, then maybe you wouldn’t have to put big threatening signs over peoples heads telling them not to complain. I’m not going to complain to the poor 16 year old server and stress her out, because you’ve built a fundamentally bad business. I am going to let you read this review, and that doesn’t mean i’m “complaining later like a pendeja”. It means you deserve a 2 star review, and I think thats generous.
Here is my/our review…
The restaurant shares a building with other businesses so the restaurant itself is kinda small but don’t let that fool you. Once you are sitting at a table you don’t feel uncomfortable at all. (Well we didn’t)
The waitress (I’m going to call her Ms. Georgia) was awesome. Her personality was outgoing and fun. She started us off with our drinks & fresh salsa and chips. The chips were just made and the salsa was fresh, you could taste how fresh it was and it was thick. We had a few questions for her being it was our first time and she had no problem answering nor helping us figure out what we wanted. She told us her 3 favorite items. I couldn’t decide what I wanted so I told her 2 out of her 3 favorites to pick from and surprise me. She had no problem with that and she was excited about it, (I felt like). She decided to go with the Pollo Taco. My wife ordered The kitchen Sink Burrito. (Please see photos) The Pollo Taco was very wonderful, I did ask for some cilantro to put on it & the rice and beans were so good. My wife says her Burrito was G R E A T you could taste it was just made and not microwave food.
If you haven’t been I would highly suggest trying it for yourself, for sure!
Also we learned they do other things like Catering, an Ms. Georgia also does some homemade goodies as well. We can’t wait to try those next time we are in town.
We paid $10.99 for three halves of jalapeños that were stuffed only with cream cheese, topped with a bit of melted cheese and hard bacon bits — not even real bacon. The street corn cup, priced at $4.99, was nothing more than canned corn with barely a hint of crema or cotija cheese, and it lacked all the traditional ingredients like verde sauce, lime, or cilantro.
My husband ordered the Arroz Con Pollo for $14.99 and requested no rice since he had already met his carbs for the day. What he received was such a tiny portion it could barely feed a cat — and the chicken tasted like it came straight from a can.
This is just a sample of what we experienced, and we were extremely disappointed given the restaurant’s glowing reviews. I understand that it’s the off-season and times can be tough, but as a family of five, when we spend that kind of money eating out, we expect quality food and honest portions. Sadly, this meal felt like a complete waste, and we left feeling robbed. This restaurant should be ashamed of serving food of this caliber.
I do wish they had a simple children’s menu, but it wasn’t a deal breaker because there’s still so many great menu choices you can just skip the spicy garnishes. My children still loved their meals & devoured it all!