One of the better chipotles in the area. They seem to be the only one that can keep all ingredients stocked all day which I appreciate. The staff were also a lot more friendly than other locations. read more

The worst chipotle I have ever been to hands down. Orders are constantly incorrect and nobody is available when you try and call

Probably the worst chipotle this side of the country. Orders never on time when picking up. Rarely correctly made. Not sure if it's poor work ethic or blatant incompetence but a team of 4th graders could operate this location better read more

Chipotle will always get a solid 4 stars from me. It never really lets me down, and this location was no different! The employees are always very nice and the inside of the restaurant very clean. The only time I've been disappointed is when they are out of an ingredient like guac or lettuce, or they give me a smaller serving size than what is usually given. Oh, and I've never really been a big fan of their chips. However, I am always stuffed after my meal so chips are never really on my mind. The inside of this chipotle is definitely smaller than most, but it wasn't that busy so I had plenty of room to sit and eat my meal. I also love their drink options--such a variety! read more

I absolutely love Chipotle but I'm not sure why this location has had so many issues recently. As a nearby college student, I have been ordering and picking up from the Davis Square Chipotle for the last 3.5 years. Recently, though, they have been closed to online ordering or just closed in general in the middle of the day, without notice. Even when they are open, I have had multiple orders lost or done incorrectly or with laughable portions. When I have called to inquire about whether they/online ordering is open, I have been met with rude employees that laugh and don't seem to take the situation seriously. I'm sure this won't make a difference as Chipotle is a large corporation, but the operation of this location is honestly shameful. read more

HOLY CRAP I love me some Chipotle. I'm glad this place didn't open while I still lived off Highland Ave because I would have eaten here EVERYDAY. I have not had a Chipotle burrito in like half a decade - since I moved from DC. Even though its a chain, it seems like it never made it up to the northeast region. What does it mean when a giant chain (NOT owned by McD's anymore - thank you everyone for your messages!) is ten times better than Ana's Taqueria? It means that Ana's really does suck as badly as I've always said it does. I am generally not a fan of chain restaurants, and especially not of fast food. But for a quick delicious American style burrito with tasty ingredients and non-scary meat (GET THE PORK) you can't beat this place. Other good stuff: Giant bottles and good variety of hot sauce (admittedly, I couldn't even taste my burrito because it was drowned in tabasco, but thats the way I like it!) Crushed mini ice in the fountain sodas - soooo good to crunch on! Not yet, but soon THEY WILL SERVE BEER! Goodbye Ana's, Boloco & Qdoba FOREVER!!! read more

WOAH!!! What is with all the negative reviews here? Every time I've visited this fine establishment, I have been greeted by sonrisas (thats smiles for you English speaking folk)! It may just be my devilish good looks, but I cant help but think that the crew members are genuinely happy to see me when i come in! The line moves pretty quickly, and the burritistas (if Starbucks can make up words, so can I) are happy to make any substitutions or changes to the existing menu items. The meat is always fresh and flavorful, as are the other ingredients. My favorite thing there has to be the chili corn salsa. Its a delightfully sweet and spicy mix of corn, chili and cilantro. Gimmie 3 tacos, a diet coke (this location is still cervesa-license-pending), throw a in a fresh lime in it and I'm good to go! It may be a little more expensive then Annas, but I find it less greasy, and more flavorful. Now, I may not exactly be "Mexican" per se, nor have I ever really been to "Mexico," or had an actual "Mexican" meal... but I did take AP Spanish, so I feel pretty qualified to declare this authentic Mexican comida.* *Greg F. is actually in no way qualified to make claims such as this; however, Chipotle is still delicious. read more

I had never had a bad Chipotle experience - until this time - and I have been going for years. First of all, staff were more focused on their own conversations than paying attention to customers. Secondly, they tried to charge me $2 extra for having my sour cream and salsa on the side (been doing this for years and never had a problem). Then, the staff at the cash register was argumentative with me tried to tell me that I was the one who was wrong and that they were considered 'side items'. Rude people really irks me. Overall, I had a terrible experience. Poor customer service. Just moved to the Davis Square area and was hoping to make this my go-to Chipotle spot but I will have to frequent another location. I have been to many Chipotle locations across the U.S. and had always been impressed with the customer service (Chipotle usually excels) and that is why I had to write this review to describe my disappointing experience. read more

Yup...I did it...I clicked it...5 stars. Not everyone is a fan of Chipotle, but to each their own. I love this place... the simplicity of the whole concept, its a wonderful thing. I've tried other Chipotle's in the past, but I enjoy the one here because it's local...it's always fresh and busy! Already this week...I've been twice. I don't think I can ever get bored of it. I order the same thing every time I come here: - 1 chicken bowl - rice only - with a little bit of every sauce on it - extra corn salsa (that stuff is good) - guac and chips on the side. I then pour on some tabasco ( love tabasco ) and mix throughly...tear open the chip bag for easy access, and dip away with guac and my bowl mixture. At first you feel like its a bit overpriced, but then you realize, thats a lot of food...and I'm determined to finish it! This particular location is always busy. I even came once on a Monday at about 11am...there was a line, crazy bananas! If you have a high school ID (don't ask) you get a free drink...college ID doesn't work. I even argued with the guy at the cashier..."we don't get a discount for higher education?" I guess not...but I love you anyways Chipotle! If you ever need a chipotle eating partner...I'm your guy!! Oh and when I went tonight, we were approached by one of the workers who came to our table and took our empty bowls to throw away. And she asked if we needed anything else, like more chips or salsa...how nice!! Thats why I always tip in their bucket...great service here. read more

As a California transplant, I can tell you that they are a complete rip off. Anywhere that sells burritos is better than this pjs e, just go home and make some white rice, throw it on a tortilla, and you have this place.No stars. read more

Like another reviewer, I was sent a coupon for a free burrito from Chipotle in the mail, so I headed over to this location to redeem it. Being a lover of Anna's and Tacos Luptia, I sometimes feel like getting a burrito anywhere else is a waste of money, because it just won't be as yummy. But I was pleasantly surprised by Chipotle. All the ingredients in my and my man's burritos were really fresh...and the burritos themselves were huge. I couldn't even finish mine, and I have a pretty decent appetite. I mean, they weren't perfect-- I have to subtract 1/2 a star for the use of white rice, which I really don't like in Mexican food, and another 1/2 for the $1.75 charge to add guac-- but I can definitely see us coming back here. The chips were fresh and crisp too, and came with a choice of 4 salsas (you have a choice for anything you get, burritos, tacos, etc). All the salsas we tried were yummy, fresh, and quite different from each other. It's a bit more expensive than other similar places, but you do get a lot of very fresh food...so it seems justifiable. read more

It's really nice you can get Mexican food and so clean and you can get to pick up the food from chipotle and you eat the food outside or inside read more

Apparently the Chipotle gods heard my complaint, because I dropped in today and they gave me a GIANT cup just for water with no attitude or complaint. Congratulations Chipotle Davis Sq. I'll stop cheating on you with other burrito joints, and you just got your 5th star back! read more

My wife enjoys Chipotle more than Anna's Taqueria (blasphemy to me) but I admit their food is pretty good. I've tried a few burritos and they are just too much food for me to eat in one setting. I got tacos last time and that was a much more manageable meal and is probably the way I'll go in the future. And one thing I love about them. When you order something hot, that's how you get it. Be warned. read more

It's chipotle, whatcha want? It's always the same. It's always cheap. The pork with white rice, black beans, salsa, hot sauce and a bit of sour cream served in a bowl hits it every time. Yup, I go here too frequently read more

Came in here this afternoon, due to the fact that everywhere in Davis was PACKED full of people due to the holiday. This was the only place with seats available. I had even done two sweeping rounds before ending back here again. And now I know why! The people who worked behind the counter was pleasant, but didn't appear to happy. Meh, I can understand why, sometimes you just wanna go home! I can relate to that. But for Pete's sake, speak up! I can't hear a damn word you're saying. So after finally getting my Carnitas Burrito (after doing all that, What? Huh? I can't hear you? *giving guy dumb look* routine), which included pulled pork, white rice with parsley (? - who uses white rice for burritos anyway?), beans, sour cream, tomatoes, and guacamole (which you have to pay $1.50 extra for, and they only give you a friggin' dollop! WTF, I'm not getting a side of guacamole! If I'm paying $1.50, you best put a few spoonfuls of that bad boy in my damn burrito!). My total which included a small soft drink, $10.08 including tax for ONE friggin' burrito and a coke! Alright, so all that aside, I got over the price once I sat down. So, I thought, hey if it's that expensive for one meal here, it's gotta be like the bomb diggity, right? Nope, way off! It wasn't bad, but it certainly was not worth the $$$ I just forked over for it. Aside, the guy who wrapped it up, wrapped it all sloppily that I couldn't even hold the burro in my hands without it falling all over the place. I had to eat a friggn' burro with a fork! A FORK! Who eats a burrito with a fork?! Apparently, I had to today. Besides having to eat it with a fork, they only offered Tobasco here! WTF, where's the damn Cholula sauce! Quiero mi Cholua! If the meal was 1/2 the cost, I'd probably would have been more satiisfied and less disappointed, but alas it was not. Next time, I'll go to Anna's or Qdoba instead! At least they can wrap a burrito AND they have Cholula. Oh yes and it doesn't cost me $10 for ONE MEAL! read more

This is the undisputed best Chip in the greater Boston area. Order is perfect every time with generous portions and fresh ingredients. Pickup is also on time every time, super friendly staff, the best. read more

Cilantro! Okay, from there, I encourage you to draw your own conclusions. There is cilantro in pretty much everything (including the rice!). So if you like cilantro, yay! If not (like me), nay. But not all was lost for this cilantro-un-appreciator. The staff was awesome! I took one look at the green rice and started heading for the door, when the woman offered to just whip up some cilantro-free rice for me. Thanks! She then went on to let me know that there was one salsa that lacked the green stuff, and that was the hottest one. I LOVE spicy food, so this totally worked in my favor. My veggie burrito was huge and very good! Not the best burrito in town, but certainly filling and kind to your wallet at around $6.50. Bonus points: Outdoor patio seating! read more

Chipotle is, and probably always will be, my favorite burrito joint in the area. Regardless of corporate affiliation, I base this on taste, cleanliness, and staff. In all three of these areas, the Chipotle of Davis Square exceeds. First, the food taste is superior to all other area burrito/taco establishments. The portions are larger for the same price, and the food is much more satisfying. Second, the store is so remarkably clean; it amazes me. And lastly, the staff is friendly; they speak english; and they provide you a service with a smile... very important. My experiences at this particular Chipotle have been awesome, and I will be back time and time again. read more

Having recently sworn off corn-fed antibiotic laden meats, I thought I'd never eat a burrito again! Thanks to Chipotle's business practice of using only naturally raised, hormone and antibiotic-free meats, I will still be able to grab a meal on the run and feel ok about it. (I believe even their dairy products and beans are organic/no-antibiotics/sustainable..but don't quote me.) http://doesabodygood.blogspot.com/search/label/public%20health read more

This is a BAD Chipotle. The portion sizes are WAY off. I ordered a Burrito Bowl and it was only half full when it was packaged. Had I not asked for a side tortilla, it would not have been close to a meal at all. Staff did not add extra rice or close to what went into a Burrito either. Don't order a Burrito bowl here-total waste of money. read more

I like Chipotle, I really do. But not this one. - rude service: check - clueless service: check - out of product: check - out of drinks: check The server didn't know what Salsa Verde was. Really, my boyfriend couldn't have been the first to call it that. Also, how is any restaurant out of food at 6pm on a Saturday (and not busy)? read more

*see UPDATE at the end How do I love thee? Let me count the ways... 1. great guac (even though it's $2 extra) 2. friendly staff 3. full-disclosure of ingredients - I asked if their tortillas were vegetarian, and she went to the back and showed me the label from the bag (yes they are). 4. music - great choice of songs piped in 5. friendly staff - I mention this again because they didn't vibe me for coming in twice in one day (long story) Chipotle, I heart you. UPDATE: I recently received an email alert from American Rights at Work adding Chipotle to the list of restaurants who use products from growers with poor records on employee rights... So staff, atmosphere, taste = 5 stars, business practices = 1 star. I'm torn. I've boycotted the place for now and I miss it. read more

Let's just start off by saying. I LOVE CHIPOTLE. I'm a vegetarian, so for a burrito or bowl it's a measle $6.00. It's also a large portion, so it always lasts for two meals. The last time I was in there, they were out of everything.. rice, bean, lettuce. So, I had to wait a little bit. It happens. My other disappointment, and it's just with the north (i'm from the south).. no body knows about sweet tea. Chipotle sweet tea is awesome. read more

Ordered delivery through DoorDash, part of the order was missing, called the store, received an automated pickup that forwarded the call to "catering", which, again, was automated with a message that they will get back with you during normal, weekday business hours. Attempted to call again (3x), same message. WTF???? Horrible service, do NOT recommend. Out the cost of food with zero recourse. read more

If this is what "natural" tastes like, bring on the additives. Yes, Chipotle is all about not adding any weird stuff to your meats. That's very nice, and I wish more establishments would follow through. BUT it should still taste good. All in all, their (very large) burrito is a mushy mess. It's not terrible-tasting, exactly; the flavor was okay. A bigger problem was the temperature: the salsa and guacamole were ICE COLD, which made for an odd experience biting into the pocket. An even bigger problem: the cost. Barbacoa burrito with guacamole and small drink: $10.19. Stick to Felipe's and Anna's. Your mouth AND your wallet will thank you. As for the additives--did you really want to live to be a hundred, anyway? read more

Alright so it feels a little pointless to review Chipotle (I feel like this review will be read by a total of 2 people. Maybe) but I really felt the need to share my love for this place. I've been coming to this specific Chipotle for the past 3 years and ever since I tried their burrito bowl with chicken, i've never had anything else. Granted, I'm not a huge fan of burritos themselves. But for some reason, once the contents are presented to me in bowl form, I'M IN LOVE. Here's the "recipe" for my routine bowl: Rice, grilled veggies, (no beans), chicken, mild salsa, a little medium salsa, corn, lettuce, a little cheese, and sometimes a dollop of guacamole (costs extra unfortunately). As an added touch, I like to squeeze some lemon juice on top (lemons are provided next to the utensils). It just feels like a healthy bowl of rice, veggies, chicken, and salsa- who can turn that down? Also, one time I had to wait a little while longer because they just ran out of rice when it was my turn to order so I had to wait on a second batch. I started chatting with the guys working there, who are always really friendly, and then they gave me my bowl for free!!!! I probably waited like 3 minutes longer than usual. Not a bad trade off. read more

Mmmpphhhh I love Chipotle. And I love this Chipotle. I especially love this Chipotle because it's not crowded on Friday during lunch, which is when I tend to go. Everything else in Davis is hopping around then, but not this place - I can be in and out in about a minute. Also, I don't know if portion size is inversely proportional to how busy they are, or something, but I've never had a portion issue here. In fact, I tend to get can't-fit-in-burrito portions without even trying to do or order anything special, so that's nice. Word of warning, though: you know how there was that burrito comic floating around the internet about how making burritos the incorrect way may prompt certain connoisseurs of Tex-Mex fare into a murderous rage? Yeah, well... the staff here definitely have never seen that comic, or just don't care. I also don't care, because my burritos always tend to fall apart and I have to eat them with a fork anyway, but I'm down with that. If you're not, well, maybe this isn't the place for you. Sorry. read more

I was originally going to go with 5 stars based on the competition in the Davis Square area, but I guess in lieu of burritos everywhere I can only with good conscience go with 4. That being said, I do so love this place! The food is good, the people always make me smile and I can't ask for much more than that! (Oh yes, they are also much cleaner than Anna's, I'd say nicer too but that goes without saying - it doesn't take much to be nicer than the peeps at Anna's.) read more

I'm a fan. That's why I gave this place 4 stars. But honestly, I'm going to need some Chipotle-away after the meal we just got. I used the useless mobile application that Chipotle provides to "save time." Few things about it: 1) When you get into Chipotle, it's awkward as fuck to just cut everyone in line and say "I ordered using your mobile application." So you just kind of hang around until the cashier asks you what the fuck you're doing hanging around. Then you have to awkwardly sashay into the line and pay. Stupid. 2) I'm not Clarissa. My name is Boris, so obviously getting Clarissa's food makes no sense. I'm a guy. Clarissa probably isn't. C'mon, at least double check because god knows I trusted you enough not to open up my food. Oh well. 3) If you're going to say the mobile app saves you time - then MAKE IT SAVE YOU TIME - put in some sort of sign into the restaurant telling the customer what to do. Better yet... have the mobile app explain this to you right after you order. All in all: 4 stars. But only because the chick working the counter is cute and the food is pretty addictive. read more

Feels like the reviews for this location are weirdly low. Chipotle is amazing. This location is unremarkable. Unremarkable in that it is just as good as any other chipotle? And yet there are some weird 1 star reviews here trying to stick it to corporate. Oorah, you keep doing you, guys. read more

Chipotle is amazing. Having gone to school in Maryland, I went through withdrawal every time I came back to the Boston area for breaks. I'm so glad they've opened one up so close! Here's why I like Chipotle: - you decide what's included in your order - the food feels fresh, not greasy - the burritos are BIG Enjoy! PS The cups have cute stories on them! read more

This must be where pregnant chicks come to self induce labor, because tonight there were 3 pregnant biddies at Chipotle. When you can fill up on beans and customize your spice levels, it really just makes sense, doesn't it? Chipotle is more expensive than I remember it being.... But about 50%. Whatever. I'm full. Vegetarian burrito with two kinds of salsa: corn AND red tomatillo. Built on a sturdy base of white rice, the black beans meshed perfectly with the addition of bell peppers and onions. A sweet topping of guacamole made the wrapped log of carbs completely balanced, and the tin foil wrapping made me smile like I do every Christmas morning. Yay for the bag of chips and the spicy salsa, and two thumbs up for the sleek mod interior. read more

Deliciously Inconsistent! As other reviewers have pointed out, this location gets a lot of turnover. As a result, you often don't get that meticulous consistency of portions and assembly that you might find with a more veteran crew. The Davis Square location is a bit more like the wild west of burrito making (which is appropriate, since Chipotle started in Denver). The good news is this is a restaurant where everything is assembled right in front of you. If you don't get enough pinto beans, ask for more. It's your burrito. The staff here is always super friendly; they won't mind. And the flip side of that coin is that you might get way more meat, or better yet, guacamole, than the typical, franchise-approved serving. That's what makes coming here worth it. The one risk is the dreaded re-wrap, which mixes the ingredients up too much for my taste, and always loses some guac in the process. But it's a small risk, and one I'm willing to take. read more

I used to really like this place - the stuff in their burritos was consistent and good. But I'm starting to find their burritos extremely salty. Does anyone else have the same problem? read more

The Facts: Good fresh quality ingredients made in front of you. I can dig. Good flavors, cheap and straight forward gringo Mexican. I can dig that too. The Catch: 1) If this were a review for a Chipotle not 3 doors down from Anna's Taqueria we'd be writing a different story here. Listen, this place ain't bad but as the explanation for 2 stars says "Meh. I've experienced better". 2) I HATE predatory business expansion plans for up and coming chain joints, which Chipotle is doing by building a place basically next door to Anna's. Supply the community with something they are lacking, and Davis sq isn't lacking great cheap fast Mexican. I remember seeing dunkin donuts do this all the time when i was a kid and now there's almost no mom and pop donut shops around new England. It's gonna suck if Davis Square looks like Harvard Square in 15 years. Luckily Anna's has staying power and Chipotle will do fine because it is really good. Two stars for the foul, Play nice up and coming chain restaurants! I'll leave a 3 or 4 star review next time I visit a Chipotle filling a gap in availability in a different area, if everything is as good as the one in Davis. read more

Yes they are a chain. They were AT ONE TIME partly owned by Mcdonald's. However, consider the following: A decent and cheap fast food burrito. Excellent vegetarian options. They have some kind of ethical food policy. Iced tea. Free refills. You can sit outside. Anna's is way over rated. read more

I always have been a fan of chipotle. Fajita Carnita with plenty of salsa and sour cream has never disappointed me, and you always leave full. Other than that, it's a standard chipotle, with standard decorations, pricing, and options. read more

Have to admit, it felt a bit weird to walk right by my beloved Anna's Taqueria and head into another burrito place. But i was taking advantage of coupon for a free burrito, and at the same time finally getting to try a chain that i had heard good things about from several west coast-ers. The ordering process was familiar (how many different ways can you setup a burrito place) but i definitely had some difficulty hearing the staff ask me if i wanted various items - i don't think i'm going deaf, so i'm going to say that they weren't talking loud enough. I went with a pork burrito (a departure from my usual) with my usual fixings. I was impressed with the salsa quality - i generally don't go with much heat, and some mild/medium salsas don't offer much in terms of additional taste - this one did. The place was clean, looked 'new', nothing that would stop be from coming here again (unless Anna's makes me feel guilty for betraying them). read more

This location is notorious for skimping on ingredients. Even beans and rice??? Everyone knows overfilling beans and rice is the easy way to save money and give us less meat. Come on. read more

Chipotle Mexican Grill - It looks about 80% full, but the girl at the counter realized it was only filled about 60% and stuffed it with lettuce. - Mexican Near Me - Somerville, Massachusetts