Joshua M.
Google
This was my second visit to this Chipotle location, and unfortunately the experience was again disappointing. I understand that they stay busy with both dine-in and takeout orders, and I’m willing to give grace where it’s due—but the overall operation here feels chaotic and poorly managed. Whoever is running this location clearly needs support and a better system in place.
The cleanliness was the biggest issue. The floors were dirty, tables were messy, and trash was overflowing throughout the dining area. In a restaurant this busy, tables and trash should be checked and maintained every 30 minutes to an hour like clockwork. Paying customers should not have to wipe down their own tables or hunt for a clean place to sit.
Basic supplies were also missing. There was no ice in the machine, no forks or spoons stocked, and lids for drinks were nearly gone. The counter area was dirty as well. These are fundamental details that should be monitored continuously, especially during peak hours. A simple restocking and cleaning system would make a huge difference.
What made this more frustrating was seeing several employees standing around behind the counter, appearing overwhelmed and unsure of what to do—like deer in the headlights. Time wasn’t being used efficiently, and no one seemed assigned to maintaining the dining area or addressing obvious issues. With clearer roles and leadership, this could be avoided.
With the increased cost of eating at Chipotle these days, you’d expect that higher prices would come with a cleaner, more organized environment. Right now, that’s not the case at this location. The food itself is fine, but the lack of cleanliness and organization makes it hard to enjoy the experience or want to return anytime soon.