Chuy’s moves closer to Bastrop opening
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Work is progressing on Bastrop's first Chuy's, which will bring its signature dishes to a 75-acre mixed-use development called Sendero.
On the menu
Chuy’s offers traditional Tex-Mex options like fajitas, tacos, enchiladas and burritos.
Other choices include house specialties like the Elvis Presley Memorial Combo, which includes three enchiladas with different fillings and sauces, a crispy taco, chips and queso.
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