Chuy's at Fountains of Farah in East El Paso Set to Close After April 13

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The Chuy's Restaurant located at the Fountains of Farah will shut down for good.

A spokesperson for the franchise verified that the Tex-Mex eatery in El Paso will shut down following this past Sunday, April 13. They mentioned that the business regularly assesses the effectiveness of their outlets and sadly has decided to close this particular site.

The representative mentioned that the company is collaborating with involved employees to help relocate them to affiliated restaurants like Olive Garden and Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen.

The Chuy's restaurant located at 8889 Gateway Boulevard West Suite 1500 initially opened its doors in July 2015.

The business originated in Austin and now operates over 100 eateries across the country.

In July 2024, Darden Restaurants introduced Tex-Mex options to their menu. The corporation behind Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse, Yard House, and various others acquired Chuy’s for roughly $605 million.

More: Hurts Donut Co. provides vibrant and tasty donuts around the clock.

María Cortés González can be contacted at 915-546-6150; mcortes@GudangMovies21; she also uses Bluesky under the handle @eptmaria.bsky.social and posts on TikTok as @eptmariacg.

The article was initially published in the El Paso Times: The Chuy's location at Fountains of Farah in East El Paso will be closing after April 13.

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