Fundraising With Chevys – What You Need to Know

On February 23, 2020   /   Annapolis, Arundel Mills, Brandywine, Charity  
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If you have a non-profit organization, sporting team, church group, or school club you would like to raise money for, host your event at Chevys. We’ve made the process as easy, fresh, and fun as our food. All you have to do is set the date, spread the word using our customizable flyers, and show up to your event. We’ll supply the fun atmosphere and delicious cuisine. Most importantly, when people mention your club or organization, 15% of their food and drink sales will be donated back to you. Learn more about fundraising with Chevys below.

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What is Your Fresh Mex Horoscope?

On September 19, 2019   /   Annapolis, Arundel Mills, Brandywine, Fresh Food, Vegetarian Options  
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Alas, your preference for cilantro, jalapeno peppers, and steak enchiladas makes perfect sense. If you’ve ever wondered why you gravitate towards certain foods, spices, and flavors, your zodiac sign may have something to do with it. Whether you’re a bold and adventurous eater like Scorpio or a reliable Capricorn that sticks to what they know, there’s a Chevy’s entree for every zodiac sign. Find out what your Fresh Mex horoscope has to say about you and your taste buds. 

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Chevys Employees’ Favorite Dishes

On August 23, 2019   /   Annapolis, Arundel Mills, Brandywine, Fresh Food  
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It’s nearly impossible to narrow it down, but as Chevys employees, we have a few favorite dishes of our own. And, while everything on the menu is fresh, flavorful, and delicious, some entrees just seem to knock it out of the park. Every. Single. Time. So, if you’re visiting Chevys for lunch or dinner, get some inspiration with our employees’ favorite dishes!

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What is Fresh Mex?

On February 15, 2018   /   Annapolis, Arundel Mills, Fresh Food  
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Tex-Mex is a Texas version of Mexican food characterized by a blend of Mexican and Southern American features. Tex Mex took off as more people settled in Texas, and the popularity of Mexican food became popular due to its proximity. Soon, Mexican restaurant owners in Texas started incorporating more elements into their dishes. The result was an entirely new style of cuisine. The significant difference between Mexican and Tex-Mex food is the use of a few key ingredients found in the US. Most of which are not commonly used in Mexico. Those include beef, cheddar cheese, wheat flour, black beans, canned vegetables, chili powder, and cumin. On the other hand, Chevys is famous for ‘Fresh Mex’. Learn all about our food and how we put Fresh Mex on the map.

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