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Chevys Fresh Mex Combo Prices (2026)

By EmmanPublished 2 min read
A build-your-own combo plate with an enchilada, a crispy taco, a chile relleno, rice and refried beans

The Fresh Mex Combo is Chevys’ build-your-own plate, and this page explains how Chevys Fresh Mex combo prices work. Instead of a fixed menu item, you pick two or three components — enchiladas, tacos, a chile relleno, tamales and more — choose your beans, and the kitchen rounds it out with rice, all charged as a single combo.

Because the combo is assembled from your choices, there isn’t one printed price for it the way there is for a fajita plate. Below we explain the structure and what to expect, and point you to the à la carte pages where the individual items are priced.

How the Chevys Fresh Mex combo works

A Fresh Mex Combo lets you mix and match Chevys’ core items on one plate. You choose how many components you want (typically two or three), select the fillings and your beans, and the combo comes together with rice — all priced as one line item rather than as separate à la carte orders.

Because the total depends entirely on which items you pick, we don’t list a single combo price here. To estimate the cost, look at the individual items on the Quesadillas & Enchiladas and Burritos & Tacos pages, then check with your local restaurant for the exact combo pricing.

What to build for the money

For value, a two-item combo pairing a cheese or chicken enchilada with a taco is a filling, budget-friendly plate. If you’ve got a bigger appetite, a three-item combo lets you add a chile relleno or a tamale to the plate for one price.

The combo shines when you want variety — a little of several things rather than one large entree. Choosing lighter fillings (chicken over carnitas, soft over fried) keeps both the price and the calories down.

Calories and Chevys Fresh Mex combo prices

Because the combo is customizable, its calories vary widely with your choices. Chevys’ official guide does publish combo ranges, which are a useful guardrail: a two-item combo runs roughly 820 calories at the light end to about 1,620 at the heavy end, and a three-item combo about 920 to 1,840, depending on the items and fillings you pick.

We don’t attach a single calorie number to “the combo” because there isn’t one — it’s built from your selections. For a precise figure, add up the individual items you choose using Chevys’ official nutrition guide.

Frequently asked questions

The Fresh Mex Combo is build-your-own, so the price depends on the items you choose rather than a single fixed figure. Check the à la carte pages and confirm combo pricing at your location.