Chipotle Mexican Grill

Now I know why everyone gave this place bad reviews! Food is bland and the service is a joke. Out of the four people who helped us, only the cashier was not a complete jerk. I will never be back to this location, and I would recommend it to no one. If I could I would give this place 0 stars.

Walked in 1 person in front of us– food looked dry & old. Walked out after seeing the guy in the back reach into his pocket to answer his personal cell phone. Just down right nasty & unsanitary!

This is the third unhappy experience I’ve had here first time there was no cheese second no burrito shells and now they have no steak or they aren’t making anymore for the night. First of all its 8:00 they don’t close till 10:00 according to the website. Second how do they continue to run out of ingredients? Really? Who owns this place they should really step up their game or close up shop.

This Chipotle is great! I have been here a few times before with no complaints. Walked in today and there was a pretty decent line (maybe 10 people) but the employees on the line made quick work of everyone’s orders and were very pleasant.
I usually get fajita veggies on my burrito bowl and they were fresh out when I went through the line. I went back up about 5 minutes later and the girl behind the counter gave me a huge scoop of veggies no questions asked. Great service!

Literally the worst Chipotle you can find. The food always looks nasty and old. No leadership there. I got in line tonight and a woman holding a baby in a carrier got in line behind me. The teenager at the counter doesn’t greet me, takes off his gloves and says he is going on break. Another teenager came to help me while discussing what a «womanizer» means with the previous teenager. No greeting. I had to repeat myself multiple times with each item he was adding to my burrito bowl. Then, I waited at the cashier for about 10 minutes as about 3 people walk out from the back and right by me. One of them finally came back so I could pay. I was really close to just leaving. I get home and the tomatoes are so nasty and mushy, they ruined the whole thing.
With so many options around this area, I definitely won’t be returning.

Dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty!!!
Not a single clean place to eat. Every table (and the floors underneath the tables) were disgusting. The gentleman behind the counter seemed OCD about keeping those counters clean, but the tables? Is anyone going to think about the tables?

An OK place for a work day lunch. I’ve been here a few times on my lunch hour, and I always think the line moves rather slow. This location seems to be particularly busy, and finding a seat when you dine in during the lunch rush can be challenging.
Staff has always been courteous, and to their credit, they do seem to be going as quickly as possible, especially when there’s a line out the door.

It had been pretty close to a decade since the last time I had Chipotle and after recently caving and grabbing a burrito on the run before an event, I can honestly say that I have no regrets about my 10-​year hiatus.
Chipotle just isn’t for me, this location in particular. And this part really has nothing to do with my experience, but I watched those dark cartoon scarecrow Chipotle ads (I’m not even going to link to Chipotle’s version because you’re smarter than that– this is the better version, watch this instead if you must:
) and I felt nothing. NOTHING. Your burrito and phony baloney marketing will not break me.
A lot of people are puzzled when I tell them that I don’t do Chipotle. People kind of act like you’re a monster and wonder how it’s possible to not like the stuff and I’ll tell you exactly how: Just order the tacos, which are somehow f*cking terrible.
Before everyone starts messaging me, I already saw the Chipotle Loophole video (
), so now I know if for some reason I’m forced to eat at Chipotle in the future, how to scam more food from this soulless (despite what the scarecrow wants you to think) corporation. I wish I had seen it sooner but that just wasn’t the case as I wasn’t planning on ever eating here.
When I came in, the biggest annoyance I had was that the employees don’t seem to be trained very well, as far as customer service goes, and really don’t seem to care at all. I think it’s inappropriate to assume that everyone who walks in knows the Chipotle drill and is familiar with the concept and options. Having been 10 years out of Chipotle game, a lot had changed around here. How many types of beans are there? You can have more than one salsa? What the f*ck is sofritas? Guacamole is still extra? damn.
I was the only customer in line and the girl was def not happily obliged to answer my newbie Qs. I told her it was my first day at Chipotle and I couldn’t have been looked at more like I was an extraterrestrial if I were green, had a giant lightbulb shaped head, and an anal probe in my hand. It was really uncanny and I think within the realm of the true millennial spirit to not know or care what it’s like to be proud of what you put out and want someone to be excited about trying something you had a hand in for the first time. This was Chipotle’s chance to turn a skeptic and they failed with flying colors and at least one incognito eye-​roll from the behind the counter staff.
In the end I paid over $ 10 to sit at a dirty table with an attitude-​y and just okay veggie burrito that fell apart almost instantly at a Chipotle that does not have hot water in their bathroom — which I know sounds dumb but is a big deal because you cannot get your hands clean after a big messy burrito without piping hot water. Everyone knows that, Chipotle. Everyone.
If I ever come back it’ll be for the sole purpose of scamming that burrito bowl loophole thing from the video.

I love chipotle too bad they have ecoli on there food. Can’t go anymore bummer. I’m going to miss the burrito bowls and guacamole. Sucks