Chipotle Mexican Grill

Reviews

• GG

  Globe Girl

  Sep 27, 2026
  5.0
  The JAFB BREWERY IS JUST ACROSS THE ROAD!
• LL

  LeggupFarms Legg

  Sep 22, 2026
  2.0
  How does a place that builds its reputation on guacamole not have any guacamole? Plus the new lime chips are not flavorful at all.
• JJ

  Jessica Jukebox (Jessica Jukebox)

  Sep 16, 2026
  5.0
  Best Chipotle around! I eat this food multiple times a week and it's always amazing. Chase is the best grill person they have!
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  Xerrad

  Aug 28, 2026
  1.0
  Both me and my friend got sick eating here yesterday. This was the only meal we had in common yesterday. About an hour or so after eating, we both were making bathroom runs for the remainder of the day (him onto today, myself thankfully not). His order contained nothing spicy yet we both felt burning on the way out (I never do from eating fast food level "spicy" food). This is the first chipotle to ever do this to me, normally I feel great eating here. Avoid this location unless you have a bidet in your home.
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  Colin Case

  Aug 26, 2026
  5.0
  lolI’ve been to Chipotle quite a few times over the years, and I feel like the experience can really depend on the location, the time of day, and honestly the employees working that shift. That being said, I wanted to leave a detailed review because there are quite a few things worth mentioning about my experience here. Starting with the food, Chipotle has always been one of those places where the food can be really good when everything is done correctly. The ingredients generally have good flavor, and I like that you can completely customize your meal. Being able to choose your rice, beans, protein, vegetables, salsa, cheese, sour cream, lettuce, and other toppings makes it easy to get exactly what you want. The bowls are especially good because you can control how much of everything you get and build a meal around your personal preferences. The rice and beans were flavorful, and the vegetables added a good amount of texture and flavor to the meal. The protein was also one of the better parts of the bowl. When Chipotle gets the cooking right, the meat has a good amount of seasoning and pairs really well with the other ingredients. The salsas also add a nice amount of flavor without completely overpowering everything else. One thing I really appreciate about Chipotle is that the food doesn’t feel like typical fast food. You’re watching the employees put everything together right in front of you, and you can see the ingredients as they’re being prepared. The ability to customize everything is a huge advantage compared with restaurants where you basically have to order whatever comes directly off the menu. That being said, portion sizes are something that can be hit or miss. Sometimes you get a really generous bowl that is packed with food and feels like you’re getting your money’s worth. Other times, the portions can be noticeably smaller, especially with the protein. For the prices Chipotle charges nowadays, consistency with portions is extremely important. If I’m paying a premium compared with traditional fast food, I expect the portions and quality to reflect that price. The service is another area that can make or break the experience. When the employees are friendly, attentive, and actually listen to what you’re asking for, the whole process is quick and easy. The assembly-line setup is supposed to make ordering extremely efficient, and when the staff works together properly, it really does. You can walk in, place a customized order, pay, and be out the door relatively quickly. However, when the restaurant is understaffed or the employees aren’t communicating with each other, everything can slow down considerably. Waiting in line isn’t necessarily a problem if the restaurant is busy, but what becomes frustrating is waiting while employees seem disorganized or aren’t paying attention to customers. A busy restaurant is understandable. Poor communication and lack of attention to customers are much harder to overlook. Another thing I think is important is order accuracy, especially with online and mobile orders. If someone is paying for specific ingredients, extras, additional protein, sides, chips, drinks, or other items, those things should actually make it into the bag. It’s incredibly frustrating to get home and realize that something you paid for is missing. At that point, the customer has to decide whether it’s worth driving all the way back to the restaurant, calling customer service, or simply taking the loss. The same goes for the dining area. I don’t expect a restaurant to look absolutely perfect every second of the day, especially during a busy rush, but tables should be cleaned regularly, trash shouldn’t be overflowing, and the dining area should generally look like it is being maintained. Cleanliness makes a huge difference in how comfortable you feel eating somewhere

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