The food is serious business here. You can expect to be served Carne Asada, Carnitas de Res, Huevos con Chorizo in portions so large your stomach will surely hurt should you choose to clean your plate. The salsa is tangy and a bit spicy, but five-alarm it is not. The pico de gallo is fresh and compliments just about anything you order. If your children refuse even the tamest of Mexican fare, the Chihuahua offers burgers and fries. Lunch and dinner specials are available, as well as takeout. Perhaps the most extraordinary thing about the menu is the relatively wide range of vegetarian dishes it boasts. Spinach Tamale, Mole en Hongos and Burrito Relleno, among others, are novelties to most visitors. All in all, the menu is quite extensive, including beer, wine, mixed drinks and desserts.

The service, as well as the decor, is unobtrusive. Both compliment your dining experience rather than distract from it. You can expect to enjoy your meal surrounded by a Tex-mex scene, complete with terra cotta and colorful murals. The tables are topped with a distinctly Southwestern design, foreign enough to the Fourth Corner to be exotic. The service is attentive but if hovering waiters delight you, the Chihuahua isn't going to be your hot spot. Far from pushy, the servers here are capable of removing your plates and refilling your drinks without even a pause in your conversation.

If you want a little bit of Mexico, the Chihuahua can certainly provide it. With reasonable prices and accommodating hours, this is the restaurant for Sunday brunch, afternoon lunch with the girls or your buddies from work, and a Saturday night dinner with your spouse.

Written By: Holly Gray

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Comments
The last time I came into Chihuahua's for dinner, I woke up in the middle of the night and started puking. I had very bad food poisening. Also, the time before, I found a hair in my food. EW.
- Amanda on Tue, April 1, 2008

I lived and worked on the Mexican Border for ten years. Most of my "Mexican" meals were purchased and or eaten in Mexico. Chihuaha's food is authentic without offending the more sensitive pallets. The food is flavorful, unlike many NorthWest Mexican fare. Most that I have tried have left we wanting. On Sundays, we take the kids for their kids specials, any kids meal $1.99!! A great deal for a great meal. Dine with absolute confidence!!
- Samuel Hinds on Sat, January 28, 2006

Chihuahua's has to be the best Mexican Cuisine I have ever had. Being a picky eater they always cater to my individual needs, and they have the friendliest wait staff! Pedro is the best! They have the best food and no other mexican restaurant compares to them, as you can see I highly recommend them!
- Taylor on Fri, December 2, 2005

Reccomended by my hermano. Fressssssshhhhh. Deicious . Attentive service, Good eats , good atmosphere. Seee you there!
- Pat McCan on Sun, July 2, 2000

I have never been disappointed with my visits to Chihuahua. I try other Mexican restaurants, but they always seem to pale in comparison. If you haven't already, you should definitely give them a try!
- Kim Martinson on Mon, July 5, 1999

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