Chevys Fresh Mex Margarita Prices (2026)

Chevys is as much a margarita destination as a restaurant, and this page lists the current Chevys Fresh Mex margarita prices — from the everyday House Margarita in a glass, grande, or pitcher up to the top-shelf and specialty pours like the Cadillac and the Mexican Bulldog.

Prices below are the figures we have on file. Drink pricing varies a lot by location, and happy hour can change the math entirely, so treat these as a baseline and check the happy hour page for deals.

Chevys Fresh Mex Margarita Prices — full list

† ~ marks an approximate figure matched to the closest item in Chevys’ official nutrition guide, where the name or portion differs slightly from this listing. 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

The House Margarita is the value backbone: $6.29 for a glass, $11.49 for a grande, or $21.99 for a pitcher to share — the pitcher is the clear per-ounce deal for a group. The Skinny Margarita ($9.79) is the lighter, lower-sugar option.

For a step up, the Cadillac Margarita and Cazadores Agave ($7.99 each) are the premium-but-reasonable picks, and the Mexican Bulldog ($8.99) is the fun, over-the-top choice with an upside-down beer. Several of these have official calorie figures.

Calories on Chevys margaritas

Chevys’ official guide lists several cocktails, so a few rows here carry figures: the House Margarita (about 120 for the standard glass), the Cadillac Margarita (about 160), the Mexican Bulldog (about 170), and the Skinny Margarita (about 140, matched to the guide’s “Classic Skinny”). Those are per standard serving, not the grande or pitcher.

The grande and pitcher House Margarita rows are left blank because the guide’s figure is for a single glass, and the specialty pours we can’t match (like the Cabo Wabo Rock N’ Rita and Top Shelf) get an em dash. Sweeter, larger, or blended margaritas carry more sugar and calories than a skinny or on-the-rocks pour.