Menu guide
Chevys Fresh Mex Lunch Prices (2026)
For a faster, lighter midday visit, this page lists the current Chevys Fresh Mex lunch prices — the smaller, lower-priced bowls and duos built for lunch, including Arroz Con Pollo, the Carnitas and shrimp bowls, and the pick-two Lunch Duo.
Prices below are the figures we have on file. Lunch menus and their hours vary by location and change over time, so treat this as a researched baseline and confirm availability before you count on it.
Chevys Fresh Mex Lunch Prices — full list
| Item | Size | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arroz Con Pollo | — | $7.99 | — |
| Carnitas Bowl | — | $6.99 | — |
| Lunch Duo - Pick 2 | — | $8.49 | — |
| Mesquite-Grilled Veggies Bowl | — | $7.49 | — |
| Mexicampi Shrimp Bowl | — | $8.99 | — |
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 Carnitas Bowl at $6.99 is the cheapest plate in the section and a satisfying, rice-based lunch. Arroz Con Pollo ($7.99) is the classic chicken-and-rice comfort choice, and the Mesquite-Grilled Veggies Bowl ($7.49) is the lighter vegetarian pick.
The Lunch Duo — Pick 2 at $8.49 is the best value for a bigger appetite, letting you combine two smaller items. The Mexicampi Shrimp Bowl ($8.99) is the priciest but brings Chevys’ shrimp to the lunch table.
Calories on the Chevys lunch menu
We’ve left this section blank on calories, and it’s worth being clear about why. Chevys’ official nutrition guide is organized around its dinner entrees, salads, and combos; the lunch-specific bowls and the Lunch Duo shown here aren’t itemized in it, so there’s no clean official figure to attach.
Rather than approximate a lunch bowl from a differently portioned dinner dish, we leave the column blank and point you to Chevys’ guide. As a general rule, the rice-and-protein bowls here are lighter than the full fajita platters on the main menu.