Chevys Fresh Mex Fajitas Prices (2026)

Fajitas are the signature Chevys experience — delivered sizzling on a hot skillet with a stack of house-made tortillas — and this page lists the current Chevys Fresh Mex fajitas prices. From the Famous Chicken Fajitas to the premium Mixed Grill, it’s the section that best shows off the mesquite grill.

Prices below are the figures we have on file. Fajitas arrive as a full spread with tortillas, rice, and beans, so they’re built for a hungry appetite or for sharing — confirm the current options at your location.

Chevys Fresh Mex Fajitas Prices — full list

Calorie figures come from Chevys’ official published nutrition guide (chevys.com). That guide covers many popular items but not every dish, and Chevys’ “Fresh Mex” menu changes seasonally — so figures are matched to the closest official item and may differ from the current preparation. Fajita and combo plates include the tortillas, rice, and beans they’re served with. An em dash (—) in the Calories column means Chevys does not publish a current official figure that maps cleanly to this exact item (for example, a protein choice isn’t specified, the size differs, or the dish isn’t in the guide), so we leave it blank rather than guess.

What to order for the money

The Famous Chicken Fajitas at $13.99 are the classic and the best value — the dish most tables order. Seasonal Veggies Fajitas ($13.49) are the lightest and least expensive, and the Slow-Roasted Carnitas Fajitas ($13.99) are the move for pork lovers.

At the top end, the Mixed Grill Fajitas ($18.49) combine multiple proteins for the full experience, and the Fresh Fish and Sizzling Steak Fajitas ($17.49 each) are the premium single-protein picks. Nearly every fajita here has an official calorie figure attached.

Calories on Chevys fajitas

Chevys’ official guide covers the fajita lineup well, so most rows here carry a figure: Famous Chicken (about 1,030), Sizzling Steak (about 1,000), Slow-Roasted Carnitas (about 1,410), Mexicampi Shrimp (about 1,250), Seasonal Veggies (about 770), and the Mixed Grill (about 1,460). These are full-plate totals — they include the tortillas, rice, and beans the fajitas are served with, which is why they land high.

The Fresh Fish Fajitas are the one exception, left blank because the guide doesn’t list a fish fajita that maps cleanly. If you’re watching calories, the veggie fajitas are by far the lightest choice in the section.