


Chipotle Euless is a fast-casual restaurant chain known for its customizable menu featuring burritos, bowls, quesadillas, tacos, and salads. The company is cultivating a better world by serving responsibly sourced, classically-cooked, real food with wholesome ingredients without artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. Using only 53 real ingredients, the company’s Food with Integrity principles prioritize sourcing ingredients from farms that adhere to humane and sustainable practices. Chipotle team members use classic culinary techniques and serve handcrafted entrées in abundance at an extraordinary value. To get exclusive offers and earn free food, sign up for Chipotle Rewards.
Casual restaurant offering Mexican fare, including design-your-own burritos, tacos & bowls.
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I came in and ordered a burrito and requested my black beans on the side. The employee helping me said that would be fine. I also asked for red sauce. When I got to checkout, I noticed the red sauce container was not filled. I politely asked if it could be topped off.
The manager (I’m assuming she was the manager, as she was assisting at the register) told me that what I received was the portion given and that if I wanted more, I would need to purchase an additional side. I agreed, even though I normally wouldn’t have made an issue out of it.
When she handed me the additional sauce I paid for, it was filled to the top. In the photo, the sauce on the right is the one I paid for, and the sauce on the left is the one I originally received. That’s what made the situation confusing — if the second one could be filled to the top, I don’t understand why the first one couldn’t simply be topped off instead of requiring me to purchase another.
I come to this location often and have never been told I had to buy an additional sauce just to have the original portion properly filled. I’ve interacted with other managers here before and never experienced this. Unfortunately, this interaction makes me question whether I want to continue service at this Chipotle if this is how simple customer requests are handled.
I hope the team can work on consistency with portions and customer service moving forward. normally enjoy coming to this location and have never had an issue before, which is why this experience was confusing and disappointing.
I came in and ordered a burrito and requested my black beans on the side. The employee helping me said that would be fine. I also asked for red sauce. When I got to checkout, I noticed the red sauce container was not filled. I politely asked if it could be topped off.
The manager (I’m assuming she was the manager, as she was assisting at the register) told me that what I received was the portion given and that if I wanted more, I would need to purchase an additional side. I agreed, even though I normally wouldn’t have made an issue out of it.
When she handed me the additional sauce I paid for, it was filled to the top. In the photo, the sauce on the right is the one I paid for, and the sauce on the left is the one I originally received. That’s what made the situation confusing — if the second one could be filled to the top, I don’t understand why the first one couldn’t simply be topped off instead of requiring me to purchase another.
I come to this location often and have never been told I had to buy an additional sauce just to have the original portion properly filled. I’ve interacted with other managers here before and never experienced this. Unfortunately, this interaction makes me question whether I want to continue service at this Chipotle if this is how simple customer requests are handled.
I hope the team can work on consistency with portions and customer service moving forward.
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I usually come to Chipotle for the steak, which I like. But the service at this location is the worst I’ve ever experienced at any Chipotle.
Tonight, I came in on my motorcycle and decided to eat inside. From where I’m sitting, 9 out of the 12 tables are dirty or still have food on them.
When I walked in, I was the only person in line and the restaurant. There were three employees behind the counter, and not one of them said hello or acknowledged me. I stood there for 7 minutes—yes, I counted—before anyone spoke to me.
When I finally got to order, I was told they were completely out of steak and didn’t even have any cooking. I was told it would be 20–25 minutes before more would be ready. This is the second time I’ve come here and they weren’t prepared. They were missing half the ingredients, and the service every time has been terrible.
I won’t be coming back. If you check my review history, I rarely leave negative feedback—but this location has earned it.
today. At the very least they could have apologized but we were just ignored.
The general manager patrols the place with a clipboard like she’s solving world hunger instead of running a burrito line. Her presence alone seems to inspire the cashier, Cinthya, to transform into the queen of upcharges. Together they’ve perfected a comedy routine where you pay extra for anything that isn’t nailed down. Ordering guac? Don’t worry, they’ll find a way to tack on another charge for whatever else you dared to ask for.
Meanwhile, the night crew somehow manages to use common sense and treat customers like people. But when Clipboard Commander is in the building, brace yourself — the atmosphere flips from casual dining to DMV counter in seconds.
This location could be great, but thanks to the unprofessional duo running the show, it’s a master class in how to make customers dread walking in the door.