What Sauces Does Chuys Have
Are you heading down to Chuys for some Tex-Mex? Wondering what sauces they have and what you can enjoy with your food? Well, here are the various different options on the menu.
So, what sauces do Chuys have? Chuys have a total of eight different sauces. These are Tomatillo, Deluxe Tomatillo, Ranchero, Tex-Mex, Red Chile, Green Chile, Hatch Green Chili, and Boom-Boom sauce.
Some interesting signature sauces, in there.
Perfect for a burrito, house specialty, or enchiladas.
But lets be honest these sauces are hardly descriptive.
Its only natural to wonder what is each sauce is like and what can you expect from each one.
Let us now take a closer look so you choose the right sauce, for you.
Or failing that, you can always ask to try any one of the sauces before you go ahead and order it Chuys are great, like that.
Nevertheless, onto the sauces
What Are Chuys Sauces Like
Below you can see what each Chuys sauce provides:
- Tomatillo a tangy sauce with fresh green tomatillos . These are then blended with green onions, cilantro & garlic.
- Deluxe Tomatillo Tomatillo Sauce then blended with sour cream, fresh herbs, cilantro & spices.
- Ranchero Made with fire-roasted tomatoes, caramelized onions, bell peppers, cilantro & spices. An ideal choice for children.
- Tex-Mex A homemade Red Chile Sauce combined with made-from-scratch Chile con Carne.
- Red Chile Chuys traditional sauce made from whole dried New Mexican red chiles, herbs & spices. This sauce has a rich & mildly smoky flavor.
- Green Chile A rich & smoky sauce combining New Mexican green chiles, tomatoes, caramelized onions & spices.
- Hatch Green Chili A spicy sauce and house specialty. Made with fire-roasted New Mexican green chiles & caramelized onions.
- Boom-Boom Made from Roasted New Mexican green chiles, tomatillos, green onions & cilantro and then blended with cheese.
All sound good right?
Others Will See How You Vote
Okay – let me start this off by saying I absolutely love the food at Chuy’s. I am a die hard fan of the creamy jalapeño and the chile rellenos w/ deluxetomatillo sauce. However – the service at this location is absolutely terrible. I’ve ordered To Go twice and each time – the same guy working there was incredibly rude. So rude that my friend and I almost said forget our order, we are leaving. I ate here again on Thursday thinking that maybe service would not be so bad if we dined in rather than order it to go and our waiter was rude from the beginning. He asked us if we wanted menus and then rolled his eyes as he went to go grab them. Once he gave us our menus, he asked what we wanted to drink and we said we’d take a water for now as we just got the drink menu and needed a minute…once again – it was like we were ruining his whole day Now this is what I don’t get – YOU ARE WORKING IN CUSTOMER SERVICE. YOU WORK FOR YOUR TIPS. Why would you be rude? Anyway TLDR Service sucks. Wouldn’t come back even though I love the food, feeling like a nuisance to the waiters is not worth it…I’ll just go to El Tiempo where the service and the food are both always on point.
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Charlotte Johnson: Great Mexican food. Vegetarians, try the Vegetales Enchiladas. The blue corn tortillas and roasted creamy tomatillo sauce make them delectable. Also, get the avocado margarita!
Jess R: I got the pollo budin Azteca which is basically a Mexican lasagna. Dont let its look fool you. It is absolutely delicious. The creamy tomatillo sauce makes the dish. Their guacamole is fresh!
BADMUTHR: Mexican Martini and Ceviche. Cheese Queso us gr8 2. Nice location & atmosphere.
@KevinACarter: VEGETALES 13 steamed #spinach, corn, #squash, #mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, queso fresco, roasted tomatillo sauce w/out cheese and extra #veggies
Kim Jackson: Great service. Had a variety of food here and always great.
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Doug Stryker: Victor’s Steak Tacos are four surprisingly tasty street tacos with a flavorful tomatillo sauce on the side. Highly recommended!
Zandra Ellis: I strongly suggest getting the Portabello Panini with the Mixed Greens Salad. Ah-Mazing.
Ian Cunningham: Sunday Night is Dog Night, they close off the yard and everyone brings their pups. Best dive bar in dallas.
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David Hudson: Brazilian breakfast was killer. Very good hangover cure.
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