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    Gadzooks Enchiladas and Soup

    4.1 (1.1k reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    GADZOOKS ENCHILADAS AND SOUP ATMOSPHERE

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    Classy
    Quiet
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Seth R.

    Definitely a different type of enchilada than usual. Excellent meat, and they have bison some of the time. Has tons of flavors, friendly stuff, and a chill vibe inside. Usually really quick to get your food, and it's made heated in a wood fire stove.

    Festival Tacos (2)
    Desiree D.

    Gadzooks is one of my favorites. Their festival tacos have so much flavor and I love the 50/50 tortilla. Fast casual restaurant with a modern industrial vibe. Service is always friendly. Every single time I go I love my food. Gadzooks does not disappoint.

    Katalina I.

    The food is sooo good and we love coming here. Lately, the service at this location hasn't been the best. We don't mind waiting when there is a big line, but the employees always seem to have an attitude. I think the food is amazing and usually everything is fine, but just noticed a decline in customer service. Plenty of seating and the food and very good and tortillas are freshly made. Will continue to come back. Maybe the workers have just been having tough days.

    Vanessa H.

    Excellent! I've been wanting to try this place literally for years and just haven't been able to convince my boyfriend to go. We saw a Groupon for this place and decided to finally try it. What an amazing experience! This is a similar concept to Chipotle in that you "build your own" enchiladas or tacos. I ordered the lunch special which comes with two enchiladas (or tacos) and a side. Both were made with braised beef on corn tortillas. They are smothered with your choice of sauce and cheese and then placed into their oven. After this, you can add whatever toppings you desire: different salsas, more cheese, pickled onions, crema, cabbage slaw and a few other options were available. For my side, I chose the cornbread. The food was BURSTING with flavor! So many different layers of flavors working in harmony. The beef was EXCELLENT and absolutely delicious! I really wish we would have tried this place sooner. Don't make the same mistake as us! We will definitely be back.

    Enchiladas with corn bread and potatoes with green Chilie and Monterey cheese
    Joan C.

    We scored another Groupon for Gadzools. This time on 7th street and Osborn. $30 for $15 We tried the Nachos and added potato's and cornbread since these are the meatless options, along with cheddar cheese. She toasted them perfectly and layered them up high. Then 3 Enchiladas also with potato, corn bread and Monterey Jack cheese and again she toasted them perfectly and everything tasted great. Added some salad and sour cream to the nachos. Yum! Service was prompt and helpful. Place is clean and quiet even though it's on the corner. Nice spot and yummy selections. Along with a great Groupon deal.

    Short rib Enchiladas (2)
    Ben H.

    Came back into Gadzooks, this time with a Groupon. I was told by the staff they do not accept Groupon anymore. My Groupon was not expired. The staff had told me to contact Groupon. Frustrating. Walked out.

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    Mark C.

    The way this place is set up is reminiscent of Chipotle. You either choose tacos or enchiladas. You get 2 or you can a third for an extra $3.00. A side costs an extra $2. Then you choose your main ingredient which can be chicken, short rib, pork shoulder, and bison. Then you can add different toppings such as asadero cheese, pico de gallo, coleslaw, crema, pickled onions, and more. There's also two soups to choose from: tortilla soup and spicy corn chowder which come with your choice of meat. Although the amount of food is a bit smaller than other places, it is packed full of delicious flavor. The workers there were quite convivial too. The only real foible is that their to-go boxes aren't compatible with the flour as the flour tortillas stick to the bottom of box.

    No wait time at all!

    Literally, one of the best meals that I've had in a long time. I brought my buddy here and he was ecstatic to be there.

    Deni G.

    A really good meal. This was our first visit to Gadzooks Enchiladas and soup and we really enjoyed our meals. The employees are amazing at walking you through how to select the food, step by step as you build your meal. Fadzooks offers so many mix and match options to choose; from toppings to the type of tortilla. Quality ingredients and amazing flavor profile. On this visit I ordered the pork enchiladas with green sauce, corn tortillas, cornbread, and both cheeses. As much as I enjoyed the enchiladas, my favorite was the sweet and spicy cornbread, it was delicious I will definitely be back for more. If you're in the area , stop in you won't be disappointed

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    Service was great, quiet. Staff was friendly. Sangria was tasty. Unfortunately no margaritas at the time of my visit

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