Guadalahonky's | Draper | Mexican | Restaurants
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Guadalahonky's 

136 E. 12300 South
Draper, UT 84020
Draper
801-571-3838

Hours: Open Sunday
Guadalahonky's is Draper's original Mexican restaurant and has been open since December of 1988, when most of the neighbors were cows.

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People who know great Mexican food will tell you Guadalahonky's is the place to go. The salsa is justifiably famous - one bite and you'll see why. Guadalahonky's offers a wide variety of "Amexicana" and Tex-Mex favorites, from chimichangas to enchiladas, tostadas to asadas, and fajitas to stir fry. They also offer a vegetarian menu and an American menu for those who have a timid tongue. For those who like spice, take a look at the Boca de Fuego (fire) menu. The festive, colorful ambiance just adds to the fun.

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Price: $ - Inexpensive
Payment Type: Accept Credit Cards

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  • Chips and Salsa

    Tortilla chips served with our fresh, made daily salsa.

  • Tostada Grande

    A large deep fried flour tortilla topped with refried beans, lettuce, your choice of meat (shredded beef or torn chicken), monterey jack cheese, tomatoes, green onions, sour cream and guacamole.

  • Hamburger*

    1/3 lb. burger served on a bun with mayo, tomatoes, pickles, onions, and lettuce.

  • Bean & Cheese Burrito smothered in chile verde sauce

  • Grande Burrito

    A 10" flour tortilla bursting with lettuce, tomatoes, olives, pico de gallo, spanish rice, black beans, and your choice of meat (torn chicken, ground beef, shredded beef, or sweet pork). Served with a cheese enchilada, taco, sour cream and garnish. Fajita Meat $2 extra

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