Chipotle Mexican Grill

3.2
950 reviews
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About

Mexican Restaurant

Location

Chipotle Mexican Grill
4715 Calgary Trail NW, Edmonton, AB
T6H 4N9, Canada

Hours

Reviews

3.2
950 reviews
5 stars
386
4 stars
84
3 stars
88
2 stars
87
1 star
305

What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Food Quality

Many customers found the food bland, cold, and lacking in flavor, with inconsistent portion sizes.

Customer Service

Numerous reviews highlighted poor customer service, including rude staff and rushed ordering experiences.

Cleanliness

The restaurant was frequently reported as dirty, with unclean tables and floors, impacting the overall dining experience.

Pricing

Customers expressed dissatisfaction with high prices relative to portion sizes, often feeling that they did not receive good value for their money.

Mixed Experiences

While some customers enjoyed their meals and praised specific staff members, the overall sentiment leaned towards disappointment.
  • SS
    shauna sirockman
    2 days ago
    1.0
    Tonight I ordered Chipotle, and what I got was so shockingly bad I genuinely checked the receipt to make sure it wasn’t a prank. This wasn’t food — this was a catastrophic, sauce-soaked disaster that looked like it survived a natural disaster. Hot sauce everywhere, ingredients tossed in like someone gave up halfway through life, and absolutely zero care put into any part of it. What I received wasn’t just disappointing — it was unacceptable, unrecognizable, and genuinely disrespectful to anyone who orders a meal expecting it to be edible.
  • GF
    Gavin Fitzpatrick
    2 days ago
    1.0
    To say the customer service here is “lacking” is like saying the ocean is “damp.” It’s an understatement so profound it borders on performance art. I walked into this Chipotle with eight separate orders—nothing insane, nothing requiring a UN peacekeeping force—and was met with the kind of weary, soul-crushed expressions usually reserved for coal miners coming off a double shift. Each staff member looked at me as though I had personally derailed their life plan by asking them to scoop rice more than once. I’ve seen divorce mediators show more enthusiasm for repetitive tasks. They rushed me through every order like I was defusing a bomb with trembling hands. Twice, they wrapped burritos or sealed bowls before I had even finished saying the ingredients, then tore them open again and tossed in the missing items like they were feeding scraps to a dog under the table. A bowl can survive this indignity; a burrito cannot. Burritos are supposed to be harmonious—ingredients melding into one unified front. What I got instead was a geological cross-section of disappointment. And the protein portions? Calling them small is charitable. These were protein portions for someone in witness protection, trying not to be noticed. My double-protein orders looked like singles, and the singles looked like someone accidentally brushed a spoon over the tray and went, “Eh, good enough.” Then came the pièce de résistance: they ran out of chicken and guacamole. Fine. It happens. But being told I needed to wait 25 minutes—while the kitchen behind them bustled with more bodies than Willy Wonka had Oompa Loompas, except only one person appeared to actually be cooking—felt like a parody of restaurant management. By the time the missing items were resurrected from whatever void they’d vanished into, half my food was hot, half was cold, and all of it tasted like resignation. As they assembled each order, ingredients were slopped on with the level of care you’d expect from a toddler finger-painting on a moving train. My quesadilla’s red chili salsa was poured not into a ramekin, but into one of the side compartments, spilling across the container like a Jackson Pollock piece called “Chaos in Quesadilla Minor.” And let’s talk receipts. This location does not, apparently, believe in the quaint modern concept of printing one at the till. Instead, they wrote down my order number, disappeared into the back like they were embarking on a spiritual pilgrimage, and returned minutes later with a full-size sheet of printer paper—my “receipt”—hot off what I can only assume is the same printer they use for staff reprimands. Meanwhile, the entire line of customers behind me stood frozen in time, unable to pay, trapped in a purgatory of inefficiency. I genuinely hope a corporate rep visits soon, because this location is in dire need of something—training, management, a smudging ceremony—anything. Of all the Chipotle experiences I’ve had, this place continues to deliver a performance worse than Shaquille O’Neal in the cinematic tragedy that is “Steel”—and at least that had the decency to be unintentionally funny.
  • SK
    Satwinder Kaur
    Nov 16, 2025
    1.0
    We felt rushed while ordering, even though there was no one waiting behind us. The portion size was noticeably smaller than what I usually receive at Chipotle.
  • CL
    Connor Lyons
    Nov 14, 2025
    1.0
    Soooo cheap there- always order double protein, but when you get it- it barely looks like a single order, multiple times this has happened. Have made numerous complaints- and nothing has changed, never purchasing from this location again.
  • KG
    Kiyana Gagne-Stephenson
    Nov 9, 2025
    1.0
    This restaurant is incredibly disgusting. It’s never clean and the staff don’t seem to do the most basic tasks such as switching an overflowing garbage or keeping the countertops and floors clean.

Frequently Asked Questions About Chipotle Mexican Grill

What are the operating hours for Chipotle Mexican Grill at 4715 Calgary Trail NW, Edmonton?

Chipotle Mexican Grill at 4715 Calgary Trail NW, Edmonton is open daily from 10:45 AM to 11:00 PM.

What type of cuisine does Chipotle Mexican Grill offer?

Chipotle Mexican Grill offers Mexican cuisine.