Every Chipotle across the land is closed today until 3 p.m., but it's not because of a fresh batch of salmonella burritos. The chain was hosting a company-wide food-safety conference to address the issues that plagued it during the final stretch of its terrible 2015, and to garner goodwill after months of food-poisoning outbreaks it's giving away free burritos. The offer is available until 6 p.m. today, but all you have to do to not pay for lunch is text the word raincheck to 888-222. Be warned, though: Some fear Big Burrito's intentions may be devious.
This!
I will tell you one thing, it's going to be the safest place to eat after all this.
Are they supposed to send you a voucher?
Are they supposed to send you a voucher?
"MIAMI (WSVN) -- Chipotle is giving away free burritos after the company closed their stores for lunch today due to a nationwide meeting.
"If we messed up your lunch plans today, follow the steps and we'll hook you up," Chipotle said online.
To receive a free burrito, just send a text message saying "RAINCHECK" to 888-222.
The company will then respond with a link to claim a free burrito later this week. The offer is only valid from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday."
I will tell you one thing, it's going to be the safest place to eat after all this.
Bigger servings? They're still fucking huge!
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and bigger servings than it is until it got all corporate. I still believe in the company despite it taking a huge hit.
I will tell you one thing, it's going to be the safest place to eat after all this.
Bigger servings? They're still fucking huge!
I agree with the reduced serving sizes in recent years. It's still a lot of food for the price you pay but they used to pile on the ingredients to the point where the bread would rip.
Now a days, at several locations, I have to ask them to add more cheese and more chicken over the limited amounts they initially put on my order.
I will tell you one thing, it's going to be the safest place to eat after all this.
They can't control their food supply. Get ready for more problems.