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Chipotle Mexican Grill **

Seems I'm on a Mexican kick! Chipotle Mexican Grill is located next to Earth Fare on University Drive. The decor is simple and the music is hip. I have heard great things about Chipotle from several friends and was very excited when one opened here recently. They use sustainable sourced ingredients and all their meat has no added hormones or antibiotics. It's the way food should be produced and prepared. I must say that I was very disappointed with our visit. The service was less than stellar with trash bins overflowing with messy tables and beverage area. The folks behind the counter were more involved with their own conversations and being snarky with one another. They just opened so they were very busy but so are a lot of places. I had a braised carnitas burrito bowl and Hubby had the barbacoa burrito. All I can say was that it wasn't the worst food I've ever had. The meat lacked flavor and the rice had several bits of uncooked pieces. We left a little sad and craving the taco van. I do plan on trying again in a few months. I hope that they get all the kinks worked out or they may find that the line has vanished! Fingers crossed!!

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  1. Come try one here. My favorite is the vegetarian burrito bowl b/c you get lots of guacamole. The chips have a very yummy lime salt on them. Sorry you had a bad experience.

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  2. Sounds yummy! Hopefully things will be better the next time I go. I'm all about second chances :)

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