[Bps401]

So i was wondering is there any way to get to the moes inside the airport without having to have a plane ticket. I love this place and do not like chipotle because i hate cilantro lime rice. And qdoba serves cilantro lime rice too. Otherwise id go there.

Or if you know of other places similar feel free to share. New to the summerlin area and i love it!

[MediocreButArrogant]

I can think of a way, but it requires advanced planning, a refundable charge on your credit card, and probably isn't entirely legal.

Not familiar with the food at Moe's, but I'm guessing it is similar to these places (in addition to the two you listed). You'll have to figure out yourself if they serve rice that you can tolerate:

Baja Fresh
Cafe Rio
Rubio's
Wahoo's

[Bps401]

Haha, thank you. I was just hoping it was right up front where you wouldnt have to go through security. In that case, i guess its not worth it. Thanks for all the other suggestions! Ill be checking those out

[DavieJ89]

Originally Posted by Bps401

So i was wondering is there any way to get to the moes inside the airport without having to have a plane ticket. I love this place and do not like chipotle because i hate cilantro lime rice. And qdoba serves cilantro lime rice too. Otherwise id go there.

Or if you know of other places similar feel free to share. New to the summerlin area and i love it!

Try Zaba's Mexican Grill. They have a few locations throughout the Valley. But the only one I'm familiar with is in the Far NW at Durango and 215 I have seen other locations around the Valley though

[demoknite]

Everyone drools over Chipotle, but Moe's is vastly superior when it comes to that niche of the fast casual restaurant. Yes, ScoopLV, we know there are a million Mexicans places that serve vastly superior food where the Abuela stayed up all night grinding corn with her knuckles and cooked the masa on a cast iron skillet that was dug from an Aztec ruin, but sometimes you just have to have a mission style burrito from a chain.

[Bps401]

Originally Posted by demoknite

Everyone drools over Chipotle, but Moe's is vastly superior when it comes to that niche of the fast casual restaurant. Yes, ScoopLV, we know there are a million Mexicans places that serve vastly superior food where the Abuela stayed up all night grinding corn with her knuckles and cooked the masa on a cast iron skillet that was dug from an Aztec ruin, but sometimes you just have to have a mission style burrito from a chain.

Demon, youre speaking my language. I was disappointed there was no moes when i moved here. Ill be on the lookout for something that rivals moes

[Bps401]

Originally Posted by DavieJ89

Try Zaba's Mexican Grill. They have a few locations throughout the Valley. But the only one I'm familiar with is in the Far NW at Durango and 215 I have seen other locations around the Valley though

Will be trying zaba's sometime this week. Thanks for the suggestion

[jfkIII]

Zaba...The Greek?

[NLVgal]

The area near Summerlin also has Dona Maria Tamales and they serve a good rice and beans in there. They do take-out. I wish we still had Chevy's around. That was my favorite tex / mex place. I know it's a chain, but it was generally a good one.

I think there is still one in the valley, but if so it's in the Galleria mall in Henderson.

[DavieJ89]

Originally Posted by Bps401

Will be trying zaba's sometime this week. Thanks for the suggestion

Another great place to go is Chronic Tacos in Summerlin. Not true Mexican style, its actually pretty "White-Washed" (it's in Summerlin...duh!) But the food I think is really good there. You have to order the Flautas they have, especially the chicken ones. Its on Village Center Circle in the Vons plaza. Summerlin Parkway and Town Center are the closest major cross streets