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Address: 1745 Trinity Dr, Los Alamos, NM 87544
Phone: (505) 662-7591
Website: https://m.facebook.com/pages/Chili-Works/109423415764875
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Reviews
Rudy Gonzales
Chili works used to be great. I haven’t gone in a couple of years and let me say I was disappointed. Not only was the cashier rude but my burrito barely qualifies as a burrito. It’s not even rolled. Looks more like a giant soft shelled taco. On top of everything the cashier says they are cash only, but there’s an ATM behind you. Which chargers a $3.50 fee so ultimately I over paid for my burrito because I didn’t know they were cash only. There is no signage to let new customers know they are cash only. Very disappointing
… moreCheryl Miller
Best breakfast burritos of the Southwest! Lots of chili, perfect ratio of potatoes and eggs and the meat is always perfectly cooked and flavorful. These burritos are always a hit if you want to provide food for movers and construction workers too.
… moreJuan
Decent slopy and mushy burritos that have always tasted good. CASH only. The ATM in the lobby will charge you like 4 dollars to get money out for a 10 dollar burrito.
… morePaul L
Chili Works in Los Alamos, NM, is a fantastic spot for anyone craving authentic New Mexican cuisine. Known for its mouthwatering breakfast burritos and flavorful green chile, this casual eatery delivers big on taste and portion size. The friendly service and laid-back atmosphere make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or taking your time to savor the delicious flavors, Chili Works never disappoints.
… moreJurann McRea
Pros: Fast, Cheap (for Los Alamos)
Cons: Bland, Flavorless, Messy, Rude Staff, Weird Hours, No Place to Eat Food
First couple times I came by this place, they were closed, despite me coming during hours posted here on Google Maps. Today they were actually open. I wouldn’t have even tried for a third time had the place not come HIGHLY recommended by a friend who used to live in Los Alamos 8 years ago. Despite multiple co-workers warning me this place really went downhill, I had to give it a try anyway.
First there’s no marked spaces in the lot, no signs about where to park, so I parked next to the door. First thing I walked in the door they yelled at me for where I parked. I asked if I should move my car, they said “hurry up and order”. I swear they handed me my burrito within 30 seconds of placing my order, I said “Could you have made it any faster?!” with a warm smile, joking with them, and the old man in back gave a nasty look and said, “Just trying to get you out of here.” Wow.
Since there was no place to eat the food there, and they had no sugar-free drinks, I took my burrito to Smith’s to get a drink and the burrito felt light so I got some chips to eat with it. When I opened the tin foil, I was presented with a mess – they use a tortilla that’s WAY too small to contain the fillings, so it’s essentially a huge messy nasty taco. Both the tortilla and the ingredients were bland and flavorless mush – no detected seasonings, no onion, no garlic, no chiles (other than the red & green chile salsa which was also bland and flavorless). I noticed they gave a salt packet, probably because numerous other folks here have complained about the lack of any seasoning. Like salt is what’s missing.
Sorely disappointed. I work near this place, and will never be back again. Not sure how they’re even still in business. Gave 2 stars just due to affordability in an otherwise VERY expensive town, and due to the speed.
… moreCons: Bland, Flavorless, Messy, Rude Staff, Weird Hours, No Place to Eat Food
First couple times I came by this place, they were closed, despite me coming during hours posted here on Google Maps. Today they were actually open. I wouldn’t have even tried for a third time had the place not come HIGHLY recommended by a friend who used to live in Los Alamos 8 years ago. Despite multiple co-workers warning me this place really went downhill, I had to give it a try anyway.
First there’s no marked spaces in the lot, no signs about where to park, so I parked next to the door. First thing I walked in the door they yelled at me for where I parked. I asked if I should move my car, they said “hurry up and order”. I swear they handed me my burrito within 30 seconds of placing my order, I said “Could you have made it any faster?!” with a warm smile, joking with them, and the old man in back gave a nasty look and said, “Just trying to get you out of here.” Wow.
Since there was no place to eat the food there, and they had no sugar-free drinks, I took my burrito to Smith’s to get a drink and the burrito felt light so I got some chips to eat with it. When I opened the tin foil, I was presented with a mess – they use a tortilla that’s WAY too small to contain the fillings, so it’s essentially a huge messy nasty taco. Both the tortilla and the ingredients were bland and flavorless mush – no detected seasonings, no onion, no garlic, no chiles (other than the red & green chile salsa which was also bland and flavorless). I noticed they gave a salt packet, probably because numerous other folks here have complained about the lack of any seasoning. Like salt is what’s missing.
Sorely disappointed. I work near this place, and will never be back again. Not sure how they’re even still in business. Gave 2 stars just due to affordability in an otherwise VERY expensive town, and due to the speed.
Art
The absolute BEST breakfast burritos we’ve had in Los Alamos and possibly all of NM. Ate there 7 years back, came back several days ago… the quality and deliciousness hasn’t changed one bit. I cannot express how delicious the burritos there are, you just have to try one!
… moreAlison Bennett
Chili Works is a dive location and if you know dives, they make the best food! Highly recommend the Steak Green Chili Burrito. When I travel I look for the dive restaurants because you know it’s going to be on point. Service is fast, food is hot and ready to go in no time flat (took me 3 minutes to get 3 burritos). I’ve been in Los Alamos 22 years and am really going to miss these burritos.
… moreL C
Ordered burrito with chili verde sauce, but not much flavor, did not finish. Cash only. Hash browns were mushy. 3 people eating, none of us finished our different meals.
… moreTaufique H
They have the best burrito in Los Alamos. Their breakfast burrito is probably their best. I also like their stake burrito. The people who runs the place are very nice people. This is one of my most favorite place for food in the town.
… moreAlx
This place is a hit n miss place. Not very friendly, prices have gone way up and quantity and quality has gone down. Sometimes open on time other times have to wait a few. Cleanliness is nothing to be impressed about..
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