Chipotle Mexican Grill

Good except trainees mess the burritos. They wrap horribly… It made me wish I had a bowl that day! lol

This place has been going downhill for awhile. I live less than 3 minutes away but stopped going about a year ago. The once huge items got smaller and smaller. For 8 dollars plus, I would like something delicious and filling. What you always seem to get are some bland beans and crusty old rice, and as little meat/​cheese/​etc. as they can give you. Tonight was the proof as I finally went back. I got the chicken burrito bowl and it was so lacking in chicken, I couldn’t help but go back in looking for a refund. The manager was really cool and tried to fix the situation by having someone remake my order, but other employees were annoyingly rude about it. The remade order was no better than the first (I would estimate 1 or 1.5 oz of chicken and a tablespoon of cheese) so I just said thanks and left. Props to the manager for trying. Portion control seems over the top!

As a first timer here I had no idea what to expect. People said it was like subway but with Mexican food. But nothing is labeled so when they ask you what you want you have to ask what everything is.
Ordering a burrito with chicken and all the stuff I like, It was very good. I don’t like how they wrap the burritos, short and fat. So after a few bites it falls apart.
Overall it was good, place was very busy and they kept coming around to clean tables off and sweep up the floor, staff was very nice,
I would eat here again.

Probably the smallest Chipotle burrito I’ve ever had.
Guacamole was black-​ish in color
Cold food
Semi-​rude girl at checkout
Just not enough to justify $ 8 for a burrito
I won’t be back

We are huge chipotle fans, I mean at least twice a week we eat here. It’s disgustingly addicting, the food is usually always really good, service is pretty fast unless they are getting slammed with customers, employees for the most part are friendly. Parking is great. I usually give chipotle 5 stars because out of all I’ve been to there’s only been a couple I’ve rated low stars but last time we were here the drinking fountains needed cleaned. I will re review once I go again, hoping the fountains will be cleaned.

Friendly fast staff. I have always been a chipotle fan but this place is turning into a favorite. The giant windows and clean facility make it a relaxing place to take a work break or do homework while surrounding yourself with the delicious smells of food!

If you have ever had Chipotle, you know exactly what to expect. This location is no different than any other location I have ever been to. It is fast casual, so you stand in a line and order your food. I like to think of Chipotle as the Mexican version of Subway where you choose your entrée and all of its fixings.
My favorite thing to get is the rice bowl. I get half chicken, half steak and it is extremely flavorful. If you have a sensitive palate, don’t get the steak as it is a little on the spicy side. My husband likes to get a side of chips and eat his rice bowl as a dip, you get a lot more food that way. As for me, I can barely finish the bowl by itself because it is SO filling. Be sure and try the corn salsa, it gives your meal a bit of the sweet and spicy vibe that we all love so much.

I am at Chipotle (this one in particular) an average of three times a week. The food is always fantastic and I never feel guilty eating it because it’s all naturally raised and they have a great balance of everything you need to eat to be healthy– It’s the only restaurant I never gain weight from eating! I love the staff at this location, they are always friendly and let me know how much they appreciate my business. The quality of the food can vary from Chipotle to Chipotle but this location is always on key and they do a wonderful job of catering to my food allergies. The food is a tad pricey and sometimes I do feel guilty pouring $ 20 – 30 into the business every week, but it’s the only place I can get enough food to fill me up while staying healthy. I’ve been a customer for over two years and I think my body has made it clear that I will never get tired of this place.

Good food. They have added brown rice as an option and now they have corn tortillas for the soft tacos. If you are working on a gluten free diet these can be a nice addition.
Portions are a nice size and very tasty. My family and I enjoy going here for a quick lunch.
But I would say that the music is too loud. Particularly at this location. I have been to other Chipotle’s and they don’t seem to have this problem.

It’s a Chipotle… a chain establishment. If you’re looking for authentic Mexican, you really shouldn’t be reading this review and look elsewhere. This location is clean and the staff is friendly.

Overpriced for what you get. The burritos are big, but I Moe’s really blows this place out of the water. The flavor is ok and it’s funny how different in taste each chipolte is. At least at Moe’s you get free chips. Moes is better flavor, you get free chips, salsa and a drink for the same price as one of Chipolte’s burritos. I don’t think I will go back again.

It’s Chipotle, you kinda know what your getting into. Big Delicious Burritos.

Chipotle is set up much like a Subway, except with burritos instead of sandwiches. You pick the ingredients you want and the people behind the counter assemble your burrito, or if you prefer, tacos or a salad, while you watch.
The basic burrito contains rice, pinto or black beans, one of 4 kinds of meat (there’s also a vegetarian option), one of 4 types of fresh salsa, cheese and sour cream, wrapped in a large flour tortilla. They also offer a fajita burrito which contains peppers and onions instead of beans. Or you can skip the tortilla and get a burrito bowl. You can also get 3 hard or soft tacos made with meat, salsa, cheese, sour cream and lettuce. And finally, you can opt for a salad topped with beans, meat, salsa, cheese and a chipotle-​honey vinaigrette.
All items are priced according to the type of meat, with prices running from $ 5.95 for vegetarian or chicken to $ 6.35 for steak or pork. Anything extra costs money, and quite a bit of it. A small bag of freshly made chips costs $ 1.15, plus 50 cents for salsa and another $ 1.80 if you want guacamole.
They serve beer and margaritas, but be prepared to pay through the nose for them.
Portions are fairly large if you order a burrito; the one I received was about 5 inches long and 3 inches wide. The tacos, however, seem rather small for the price; just 3 normal-​sized tacos for $ 6 is a bit overpriced. I haven’t seen the size of the burrito bowl or salads.
The food is pretty good, but I’m not sure it’s worth $ 10 for a burrito (which is mostly rice and beans), bag of chips and a drink.
When I visited, they had the music cranked up to just shy of excruciating. I could not hold a conversation with my companions. The outdoor seating was full, probably with people trying to get away from the noise. I deducted a star from my rating because the volume made the place so unpleasant.