Casa Chavez Mexican Restaurant - Mexican restaurant in Rock Springs - 744 Pilot Butte Ave, USA

Excellent mexican food. Felt like a home than a commercial restaurant. Staff, service, food all great. I highly recommend this place. The server was very accommodating and patient in providing all vegetarian options.

This place is a little off the interstate but worth the drive if you want decent Mexican food. The Asada Chicken burrito was amazing and the Taco ground beef Tacos were also good. The place is super clean and the bathrooms were also very well maintained. This is a mom and pop joint. If you have the time it's worth the extra time. It beats a taco bell or taco John's!

Need to try this one again food was good but just okay. I had the chili verde burrito and my guest had the Fajita burrito. They said there plate was pretty bland. Service was fine.

Love coming here. This place always has the best food, the best service and even the best salsa in town!

The service is terrible. The waitress I had was very nasty and dare I say anti-charismatic. The food is mediocre and the restaurant is run down. If you absolutely need to eat something. Then I suppose go for it. But I will personally not be stepping foot In here again.

This place was amazing! Amazing service, delicious food, fun atmosphere. My only complaint, and it's not really a complaint but more a recommendation, they need a variety of hot sauces. I asked for the hottest sauce they had. I'm a chili head so it was mild at best to me. 5 stars for sure. Meals were large and very reasonably priced. I'll come again if we ever travel through Rock Springs, I'll just bring my own hot sauces 😉

My son said his steak fajita burrito was the best he’s ever had in his life. He was very impressed with the place. My vegetarian burrito was definitely disappointing, having only a soggy tortilla and roasted vegetables with a little bit of runny sauce on top. Yes, I had opted not to have the beans and rice because the beans were supposedly laden with lard and and I don’t eat white rice ever. There was also cream cheese. I told her yes I would have the cream cheese if It didn’t have gelatin in it. I didn’t see any cream cheese on the burrito. She also asked me if I wanted cheese, but she seemed irritated from having to go back-and-forth to talk to the chef, so I just opted out, because I don’t eat any cheese that uses animal rennet because I eat kosher. So no cream cheese, no cheese. And the little bit of runny sauce on top of it just kept me from being able to pick it up and eat it in my hand, which is what I think of when I think of a burrito. I ate it, because I hadn’t had anything to eat all day—we’re traveling—but I don’t have anything good to say about it. It was mostly just some green peppers with a few onions. Wow! So disappointing. Especially after being told there were vegetarian options. I had my son call ahead to ask if they have vegetarian options and was told yes. But when I got there, there were no vegetarian options. The waitress had no idea about any vegetarian options, and she told me that they use lard in the beans. There were beans with every “vegetarian” option. The beans are the protein and a substantial part about of the meal for somebody who hasn’t eaten all day. So either the cook was dishonest, or the waitress was uninformed. I don’t think there’s an excuse for either one. The upside were the frozen fruit bars that we had afterwards, from the Mexican food store side of the business. These were a little freezer bar, and they cost a little over two dollars. They were not only delicious but also very colorful. I really enjoyed that! I think it would be worth stopping in during the summer just to have one of these bars.

Much better than the vast majority of Mexican restaurants I've visited in Montana, Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. Tasted more like New Mexico than most.