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mrandmrs — 2009-11-08 21:39:02

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-08 21:39:02'' [[nbsp]] i personally really like chipotle, and Mrs. likes it too, but only during certain times when she is really craving it. however we went here on our first date, her idea!!! anyway, it is good and BIG, they stuff these burritos up nicely --["Users/mrandmrs"]

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Cybershield — 2009-08-21 01:15:36

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- ''2009-08-21 02:01:57'' [[nbsp]] Ever since we moved in next door where Help Computer Services used to be, I tend to eat here several times a week. The lines looked long sometimes going outside the door but it moves fast so I don't mind standing in it. The food has always been good, tasty, and a healthier meal. The food doesn't vary like other restaurants when the cooks change and they are always friendly. Some people complain about authenticity, but I am more concerned with a great taste, great price, and generous amounts of food for my money. Having meals all over Mexico to Guatemala on islands, on beaches, and in the jungle, people can keep their authenticity. Looking down at a pig's head being cooked in the ground or nearly everything from the chicken thrown into my enchilada is authentic, and quite frankly, fairly gross to me. I am overjoyed to eat Mexican food that is consistent, great tasting, healthy, and in a clean environment from the tables to the restrooms. --["Users/Cybershield"]	+ ''2009-08-21 02:01:57'' [[nbsp]] Ever since we moved in next door where Help Computer Services used to be, I tend to eat here several times a week. The lines looked long sometimes going outside the door but it moves fast so I don't mind standing in it. The food has always been good, tasty, and a healthier meal. The food doesn't vary like other restaurants when the cooks change over the week and the staff has always been friendly. Some people complain about authenticity, but I am more concerned with a great taste, great price, and generous amounts of food for my money. Having meals all over Mexico to Guatemala on islands, on beaches, and in the jungle, people can keep their authenticity. Looking down at a pig's head being cooked in the ground or nearly "everything" from the chicken thrown into my enchilada is authentic, and quite frankly, fairly gross to me. I am overjoyed to eat Mexican food that is consistent, great tasting, healthy, and in a clean environment from the tables to the restrooms. --["Users/Cybershield"]

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Cybershield — 2009-08-21 01:01:57

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-21 02:01:57'' [[nbsp]] Ever since we moved in next door where Help Computer Services used to be, I tend to eat here several times a week. The lines looked long sometimes going outside the door but it moves fast so I don't mind standing in it. The food has always been good, tasty, and a healthier meal. The food doesn't vary like other restaurants when the cooks change and they are always friendly. Some people complain about authenticity, but I am more concerned with a great taste, great price, and generous amounts of food for my money. Having meals all over Mexico to Guatemala on islands, on beaches, and in the jungle, people can keep their authenticity. Looking down at a pig's head being cooked in the ground or nearly everything from the chicken thrown into my enchilada is authentic, and quite frankly, fairly gross to me. I am overjoyed to eat Mexican food that is consistent, great tasting, healthy, and in a clean environment from the tables to the restrooms. --["Users/Cybershield"]

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WilliamLewis — 2009-08-20 23:25:09

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- ------ - ''2009-08-21 00:00:43'' [[nbsp]] chipotle totally sucks... who puts corn in a burrito? i can think of other cylindrical things with corn kernels stuck in them... figures. chipotle is owned by macdonalds. --["Users/ChristopherWalken"]

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ChristopherWalken — 2009-08-20 23:00:43

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-21 00:00:43'' [[nbsp]] chipotle totally sucks... who puts corn in a burrito? i can think of other cylindrical things with corn kernels stuck in them... figures. chipotle is owned by macdonalds. --["Users/ChristopherWalken"]

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bewbs — 2009-08-18 22:20:50

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-18 23:20:50'' [[nbsp]] bigger burritos with more meat please. thank you --["Users/bewbs"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-08-05 19:16:21

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- '''Chipotle''' (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol), fajita-class burritos (with sauteed peppers and onions instead of beans), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients. The Davis Chipotle is also on Facebook and usually has 2 contests per week. The Restaurateur Joe gives away a lot of certificates for free food. Definitely check it out and become a fan!!! http://www.facebook.com/Chipotle.Davis.Ca.Uc.Davis?ref=mf	+ '''Chipotle''' (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol), fajita-class burritos (with sauteed peppers and onions instead of beans), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients. + + The Davis Chipotle is also on ["Facebook"] ([http://www.facebook.com/Chipotle.Davis.Ca.Uc.Davis?ref=mf link]) and usually has 2 contests per week. The Restaurateur Joe gives away a lot of certificates for free food. Definitely check it out and become a fan.

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jherman — 2009-08-05 19:14:37

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- '''Chipotle''' (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol), fajita-class burritos (with sauteed peppers and onions instead of beans), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients.	+ '''Chipotle''' (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol), fajita-class burritos (with sauteed peppers and onions instead of beans), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients. The Davis Chipotle is also on Facebook and usually has 2 contests per week. The Restaurateur Joe gives away a lot of certificates for free food. Definitely check it out and become a fan!!! http://www.facebook.com/Chipotle.Davis.Ca.Uc.Davis?ref=mf

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JabberWokky — 2009-08-05 19:13:22

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jherman — 2009-08-05 19:10:30

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longboardlover — 2009-07-20 23:11:42

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	+ ------ + ''2009-07-21 00:11:42'' [[nbsp]] Great price, fresh food, and quick service (in relation to the out the door lines that occur frequently). Best bang for the buck in Davis --["Users/longboardlover"]

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davisreviewer — 2009-06-16 20:13:24

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- ''2009-06-16 21:12:26'' [[nbsp]] Same reason there's no "Caucasian Studies" or "Men's Studies" major. Both (whether correctly assumed or not) are the majority, ruling class, dominant. Ripping on a majority makes you the same as everyone else, including the majority. Insulting a minority, especially coming from a majority or position of power doesn't come across the same as simple ball busting, just rude. Insulting a majority is generally accepted because it's been seen that it's good fun, while insulting a minority is a way of singling out someone who may have issues with belonging as it is. --["Users/davisreviewer"]	+ ''2009-06-16 21:12:26'' [[nbsp]] Same reason there's no "Caucasian Studies" or "Men's Studies" major. Both (whether correctly assumed or not) are the majority or ruling class or dominant or however you'd like to state it. Ripping on a majority makes you the same as everyone else, including the majority. Insulting a minority, especially coming from a majority or position of power doesn't come across the same as simple ball busting, just rude. Insulting a majority is generally accepted because it's been seen that it's good fun, while insulting a minority is a way of singling out someone who may have issues with belonging as it is. --["Users/davisreviewer"]

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davisreviewer — 2009-06-16 20:12:26

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-16 21:12:26'' [[nbsp]] Same reason there's no "Caucasian Studies" or "Men's Studies" major. Both (whether correctly assumed or not) are the majority, ruling class, dominant. Ripping on a majority makes you the same as everyone else, including the majority. Insulting a minority, especially coming from a majority or position of power doesn't come across the same as simple ball busting, just rude. Insulting a majority is generally accepted because it's been seen that it's good fun, while insulting a minority is a way of singling out someone who may have issues with belonging as it is. --["Users/davisreviewer"]

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JoePomidor — 2009-06-05 01:38:30

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	+ * Just out of curiosity, why is it that when RobRoy calls a place brown (given that it's a verifiable fact that people of hispanic origin are, on average, of a darken skin tone than people of european descent), that is considered racist, but when someone claims this place is 'whitewashed', nobody cares? to my mind, they are basically the same type of comment, and the only difference is in the group they reference...--["Users/JoePomidor"]

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davisreviewer — 2009-06-04 21:25:25

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- ''2009-06-04 22:20:54'' [[nbsp]] I frequent this Chipotle a LOT. I like the people here and I've never had a bad experience with the food. Double wrapped with extra beans is the way to go. I did however apply for a job here once immediately after seeing the hiring ad and didn't get it. This wasn't such a big deal but what seriously irritated me was I emailed the manager once and called once and never got any form of response. I tried to see if he was available once in person but he wasn't around. I understand people are busy but a short email takes no time or effort at all. --["Users/davisreviewer"]	+ ''2009-06-04 22:20:54'' [[nbsp]] I frequent this Chipotle a LOT. I like the people here and I've never had a bad experience with the food. Double wrapped with extra beans is the way to go. I did however apply for a job here once immediately after seeing the hiring ad and didn't get it. This wasn't such a big deal but what seriously irritated me was I emailed the manager once and called once and never got any form of response. I tried to see if he was available once in person but he wasn't around. I understand people are busy but a short email takes no time or effort at all. + + To RobRoy, dating a mexican doesn't make you not racist. Everyone else seems to enjoy the food at Chipotle, you don't. Such is life, recipes won't be changed just for you and luckily for the company they don't seem to need your business. + --["Users/davisreviewer"]

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davisreviewer — 2009-06-04 21:20:54

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	+ ------ + ''2009-06-04 22:20:54'' [[nbsp]] I frequent this Chipotle a LOT. I like the people here and I've never had a bad experience with the food. Double wrapped with extra beans is the way to go. I did however apply for a job here once immediately after seeing the hiring ad and didn't get it. This wasn't such a big deal but what seriously irritated me was I emailed the manager once and called once and never got any form of response. I tried to see if he was available once in person but he wasn't around. I understand people are busy but a short email takes no time or effort at all. --["Users/davisreviewer"]

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YuJinChoi — 2009-04-27 14:41:00

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	+ ------ + ''2009-04-27 15:41:00'' [[nbsp]] I love chipotle. I think they taste better than Dos Coyotes.. (gasp! haha) --["Users/YuJinChoi"]

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TICKtacTOEtag — 2009-03-23 22:38:17

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-23 23:38:17'' [[nbsp]] They put a lot of time & effort into the prep here. Knowing how fresh everything is makes it that much more delicious! I like the Barbacoa or Carnitas burrito, mighty tasty :) --["Users/TICKtacTOEtag"]

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patrick82 — 2009-03-02 13:54:16

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	+ ------ + ''2009-03-02 13:54:16'' [[nbsp]] still visit it very regularly...my girlfriend makes me...and I still find it enjoyable. --["Users/patrick82"]

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btronclassix — 2009-02-15 20:01:08

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-15 20:01:08'' [[nbsp]] If you get extra rice, they usually have trouble folding your burrito. Do it. --["Users/btronclassix"]

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ScottWeintraub — 2009-02-13 11:26:45

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RobRoy — 2009-02-08 15:25:37

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-08 15:25:37'' [[nbsp]] Joe, it is good that you are using the wiki. I'll be honest and say that I don't like Chipotle because there is an absence of flavor. Sorry you find my humorous comment "disgusting" but I dated a girl for a couple years that was born in Mexico and, I'm just saying, I like flavor and as far as my tongue goes, Chipotle seems lacking in that department. As to the "wasting tax payers money" comment, do you know how much it personally cost me to run for city council? Names are not put on the ballot for free, candidates pay for it. I felt that the voters deserved the option of a candidate that wants to keep Davis and unique and special place to live. I believe you should have the right to own and operate a business that caters to people that don't like biting flavor. I am sorry to hear that you think democracy should be elitist and that taxpaying citizens like myself shouldn't have the right to run. I don't eat at (Pepsi-Co owned)TacoBell but I do love Davis Taqueria over and L street as well as El Mariachi on 4th and D. They are always nice to me, never suggest that I would enjoy TacoBell, and, most importantly, have food with great flavor. --["Users/RobRoy"]

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EdWins — 2008-12-07 14:16:40

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- Back when MacDonald's invested heavily in Chipotle, this added to the view that their food is less authentic than other taquerias. To view these comments click ["McDonald's ownership of Chipotle" here]. Note that Chipotle no longer has any affiliation with MacDonald's.	+ Back when McDonald's invested heavily in Chipotle, this added to the view that their food is less authentic than other taquerias. Mcdonalds however, was only a major shareholder and never executed any authority/management. Note that Chipotle no longer has any affiliation with McDonald's.

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- McDonald's [http://www.chipotlefan.com/index.php?id=chipotlemcdonalds has no ownership] in Chipotle anymore, but was once (starting in 1997) a shareholder of Chipotle. The McDonald's investment in Chipotle grew with time, peaking at 90%. Chipotle's IPO raised an estimated $1 billion for McDonald's[[Footnote(Source: [http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep2005/nf20050923_1613_db016.htm Business Week], 2005-09-23)]].	+ McDonald's [http://www.chipotlefan.com/index.php?id=chipotlemcdonalds has no ownership] in Chipotle anymore as of 2006, but was once (starting in 1997) a shareholder of Chipotle. The McDonald's investment in Chipotle grew with time, peaking at 90%. Chipotle's IPO raised an estimated $1 billion for McDonald's[[Footnote(Source: [http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep2005/nf20050923_1613_db016.htm Business Week], 2005-09-23)]].

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SunjeetBaadkar — 2008-11-22 18:29:08

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- Again here you go with a wrong comment. Basically this person is saying I charge $6.00 for rice and a tortilla...Nothing else adds to the price unless you get guac.	+ + * Again here you go with a wrong comment. Basically this person is saying I charge $6.00 for rice and a tortilla...Nothing else adds to the price unless you get guac. --["Users/jherman"]

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CovertProfessor — 2008-11-22 15:08:21

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- * The weight of the burritos has never changed - * The comment "it is just a rice burrito" makes no sense...Last time I checked you tell my employees what you want in the burrito, bol,etc...If you don't want rice don't get it - * We never claimed to be authentic. We are just a fresh healthy choice. I love authentic Mexican food!!! It is my favorite. Although I don't like tripe:) - * All of our meat is naturally raised..meaning..no antibiotics, no hormones, vegetarian fed, and humanely raised. We were way ahead of Prop 2 - * We are not owned by McDonald's!!! We used some of their money to start up the company and that was it. We never used any of the same food vendors at anytime. We bought them out after we took off. They made a lot of money off of us. We got rid of them...For the record I think Mcdonalds is disgusting. - * Our prices are not to high if you consider both the quality and the portion. - * Inconsistent guacamole. Our guac is made fresh everyday. Produce changes from season to season. Our recipe stays the same always. The produce changes flavor and in the case of the jalapenos heat from season to season. Just keep in mind that you are always getting the freshest produce we can get.	+ * The weight of the burritos has never changed + * The comment "it is just a rice burrito" makes no sense...Last time I checked you tell my employees what you want in the burrito, bol,etc...If you don't want rice don't get it + * We never claimed to be authentic. We are just a fresh healthy choice. I love authentic Mexican food!!! It is my favorite. Although I don't like tripe:) + * All of our meat is naturally raised..meaning..no antibiotics, no hormones, vegetarian fed, and humanely raised. We were way ahead of Prop 2 + * We are not owned by McDonald's!!! We used some of their money to start up the company and that was it. We never used any of the same food vendors at anytime. We bought them out after we took off. They made a lot of money off of us. We got rid of them...For the record I think Mcdonalds is disgusting. + * Our prices are not to high if you consider both the quality and the portion. + * Inconsistent guacamole. Our guac is made fresh everyday. Produce changes from season to season. Our recipe stays the same always. The produce changes flavor and in the case of the jalapenos heat from season to season. Just keep in mind that you are always getting the freshest produce we can get. +

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- A soft taco order consists of three soft tacos. Hard/crispy taco orders also give you three crispy tacos. A taco order plays by the above rules, except that you don't get rice or beans. The salads are basically tacos minus the shell plus more lettuce. You can also order some items from their "childrens" menu such as half-orders and quesadillas. If you prefer the rice over their (sometimes watery) beans, just ask for more rice and less beans.	+ A soft taco order consists of three soft tacos. Hard/crispy taco orders also give you three crispy tacos. A taco order plays by the above rules, except that you don't get rice or beans unless you ask for them. The salads are basically tacos minus the shell plus more lettuce. You can also order some items from their "childrens" menu such as half-orders and quesadillas. If you prefer the rice over their (sometimes watery) beans, just ask for more rice and less beans.

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- '''Chipotle''' (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential white-rice corporate burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol), fajita-class burritos (with sauteed peppers and onions instead of beans), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients.	+ '''Chipotle''' (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol), fajita-class burritos (with sauteed peppers and onions instead of beans), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-11-22 12:02:50'' [[nbsp]] Hey all!!!! My name is Joe. The Chipotle on "E" Street is mine. Over the next couple of weeks I am going to clear some things up here that are not true. + * The weight of the burritos has never changed + * The comment "it is just a rice burrito" makes no sense...Last time I checked you tell my employees what you want in the burrito, bol,etc...If you don't want rice don't get it + * We never claimed to be authentic. We are just a fresh healthy choice. I love authentic Mexican food!!! It is my favorite. Although I don't like tripe:) + * All of our meat is naturally raised..meaning..no antibiotics, no hormones, vegetarian fed, and humanely raised. We were way ahead of Prop 2 + * We are not owned by McDonald's!!! We used some of their money to start up the company and that was it. We never used any of the same food vendors at anytime. We bought them out after we took off. They made a lot of money off of us. We got rid of them...For the record I think Mcdonalds is disgusting. + * Our prices are not to high if you consider both the quality and the portion. + * Inconsistent guacamole. Our guac is made fresh everyday. Produce changes from season to season. Our recipe stays the same always. The produce changes flavor and in the case of the jalapenos heat from season to season. Just keep in mind that you are always getting the freshest produce we can get. + I will follow up with some more info for you. Feel free to ask me any questions. By the way Rob Roy your half shade browner comment is disgusting. Please stop wasting tax payers money to put your name on the ballot and by all means please go eat at Taco Bell. It is apparent to me that some people are commenting on this page that have never been in my restaurant. It is kind of like the kids that post negative comments on I-Tunes when they don't even purchase the music or application. We work very hard to make the freshest ingredients for our guests every day. Everything you see on the line was made that day. + + I just want to say thank you to all of our guests that come in everyday. A lot of you have become like family to me. I feel very blessed to be in Davis because we have such a large demographic of different cultures here. It is great to meet people from all over the world. + + Finally to the haters and the bashers Taco Bell is 2 streets over..PLEASE GO THERE....go knock yourself out!!! I have 700 people that come in everyday that like my food and my crew!!!!! + + Thanks, + Joe --["Users/jherman"]

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MichVan — 2008-10-13 16:34:53

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-13 17:34:53'' [[nbsp]] Chipotle is one of my favorite quick food restaurants. We eat their regularly in any city. Their rice and guacamole are amazing. The one in Davis has good food quality, but the service has been rude to us many times. I always get the burrito bol because you can mix it all up and eat with a fork instead of trying to keep my burrito in one piece. As long as the food is good I can't really complain =) --["Users/MichVan"]

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Aaronthebox — 2008-10-06 21:12:31

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- They do help out ["KDVS"] every year with their fundraiser. And the food is okay. But if you use the word "Mexican" to describe it then you are in error. Chipotle is only half a shade browner than ["Taco Bell"]. - ["RobRoy"] - * Chipotle appears to use a great deal of free range and organic products. And while it's not Baja California-style, the inclusion of Carnitas and their selection of salsas convince me that it's ''significantly more'' authentic than drive-thru "Mexican." To be sure, it's no Mexican taco shop. (Not that any taco shops in Davis compare with those in Southern California and Baja California. Certain Taco trucks found in Woodland and Winters are the closest thing around.) -["JaimeRaba" jr] - * Two notes: 1) A friend had a relative visiting from Mexico (I think it was their mom, but I can't remember for sure), and after eating at Chipotle, they commented that the flavor of their carnitas was the closest they had tasted in the US to what they were used to at home. This isn't to say that Chipotle is really authentic food, but I think that they do get some of the details right. 2) The people who run the taco truck in ["Winters"] also own and run ["Chuy's Taqueria" Chuy's] in Winters, which probably has the best Mexican food I've had in the area. They are at least as good as most places I've been to in southern California. - ["EricKlein"] - * The question "What is authentic?" comes to mind - Mexican food in Mexico is not only a synthesis of various cultures throughout time (various cultures rising, spreading their tastes and then falling, with Spanish being the most recent) but also a regional and even individual tradition. Walk into any town famous for a particular type of cuisine, and you can likely find two kitchens located on the same street, each claiming to make that type of cuisine "the right way". In the end, it is not about "how brown" the company is (a distasteful and racist rule of thumb), but what they choose to call it. If you think an ethnic food has to conform to some sort of rule, you're either European (who ''do'' have tasting and labeling laws) or have a very generic view of what a given ethnic food is. I'd also like to see you sit down in a Barbeque joint in South Carolina along the Georgia border and complain that the Barbeque isn't authentic because the sauce is mustard based... or complain in Santa Maria that the tangy-sweet salsa based Barbeque (dating to the mid-1800s) isn't authentic. -- ["JabberWokky"] - * The quest for authentic ethnic food is a noble one in this day and age of capitalistic homogenation. Once the corporations get ahold of a a food category, they subvert it to be as palletable ("bland") as possible so people in the midwest will eat it. It's not so much what IS authentic Mexican-- reasonable minds can differ as to what be representative cuisine for a particular region in, say, Mexico given the ingredients available here. However, what is worthwhile is to point out that certain restaurants masquerade as being "authentic" when they in fact are not. Taco Bell--not that anyone believes them--is quite guilty of this. Chipotle is an interesting hybrid. On some signage they claim to be Mexican, and on others they claim "Mexican influenced," which is fare more true. Despite their McDonalds association, they seem to have some surprisingly good and authentic food in some categories. -["JaimeRaba" jr] - "Authentic" ethnic food is an historical laugh-factory. It only takes a few decades or so for authentic to change altogether as new foods are introduced from one place to another. Do you like the taste of authentic Thai food with papaya? The papaya came from the Americas, along with potatoes, corn, and a whole host of other foods, and foods from around the world were brought here and cuisines were combined. (Where did bell peppers come from, eh?) The only thing that seems to make Thai food Thai, and Mexican food Mexican are the local herbs that are mixed into the food. Basically, if you grab whatever plants are growing in your back yard and throw them into your food, its authentic food for your locality. "Authentic" is nostalgia for specific cooking styles that were not culturally universal in space or time, and amounts to more a marketing gimmick than an actual description. "I'll have an authentic pre-1800s Hawaiian dish with the pineapple that the Europeans introduced since 1492, but without the Papaya that was introduced later, please. That's the '''real''' authentic!" - ["KarlMogel" KJM] - Word to this! - ["KenjiYamada"]	+ They do help out ["KDVS"] every year with their fundraiser. And the food is okay. But if you use the word "Mexican" to describe it then you are in error. Chipotle is only half a shade browner than ["Taco Bell"]. - ["Users/RobRoy"] + * Chipotle appears to use a great deal of free range and organic products. And while it's not Baja California-style, the inclusion of Carnitas and their selection of salsas convince me that it's ''significantly more'' authentic than drive-thru "Mexican." To be sure, it's no Mexican taco shop. (Not that any taco shops in Davis compare with those in Southern California and Baja California. Certain Taco trucks found in Woodland and Winters are the closest thing around.) -["Users/JaimeRaba" jr] + * Two notes: 1) A friend had a relative visiting from Mexico (I think it was their mom, but I can't remember for sure), and after eating at Chipotle, they commented that the flavor of their carnitas was the closest they had tasted in the US to what they were used to at home. This isn't to say that Chipotle is really authentic food, but I think that they do get some of the details right. 2) The people who run the taco truck in ["Winters"] also own and run ["Chuy's Taqueria" Chuy's] in Winters, which probably has the best Mexican food I've had in the area. They are at least as good as most places I've been to in southern California. - ["Users/EricKlein"] + * The question "What is authentic?" comes to mind - Mexican food in Mexico is not only a synthesis of various cultures throughout time (various cultures rising, spreading their tastes and then falling, with Spanish being the most recent) but also a regional and even individual tradition. Walk into any town famous for a particular type of cuisine, and you can likely find two kitchens located on the same street, each claiming to make that type of cuisine "the right way". In the end, it is not about "how brown" the company is (a distasteful and racist rule of thumb), but what they choose to call it. If you think an ethnic food has to conform to some sort of rule, you're either European (who ''do'' have tasting and labeling laws) or have a very generic view of what a given ethnic food is. I'd also like to see you sit down in a Barbeque joint in South Carolina along the Georgia border and complain that the Barbeque isn't authentic because the sauce is mustard based... or complain in Santa Maria that the tangy-sweet salsa based Barbeque (dating to the mid-1800s) isn't authentic. -- ["Users/JabberWokky"] + * The quest for authentic ethnic food is a noble one in this day and age of capitalistic homogenation. Once the corporations get ahold of a a food category, they subvert it to be as palletable ("bland") as possible so people in the midwest will eat it. It's not so much what IS authentic Mexican-- reasonable minds can differ as to what be representative cuisine for a particular region in, say, Mexico given the ingredients available here. However, what is worthwhile is to point out that certain restaurants masquerade as being "authentic" when they in fact are not. Taco Bell--not that anyone believes them--is quite guilty of this. Chipotle is an interesting hybrid. On some signage they claim to be Mexican, and on others they claim "Mexican influenced," which is fare more true. Despite their McDonalds association, they seem to have some surprisingly good and authentic food in some categories. -["Users/JaimeRaba" jr] + "Authentic" ethnic food is an historical laugh-factory. It only takes a few decades or so for authentic to change altogether as new foods are introduced from one place to another. Do you like the taste of authentic Thai food with papaya? The papaya came from the Americas, along with potatoes, corn, and a whole host of other foods, and foods from around the world were brought here and cuisines were combined. (Where did bell peppers come from, eh?) The only thing that seems to make Thai food Thai, and Mexican food Mexican are the local herbs that are mixed into the food. Basically, if you grab whatever plants are growing in your back yard and throw them into your food, its authentic food for your locality. "Authentic" is nostalgia for specific cooking styles that were not culturally universal in space or time, and amounts to more a marketing gimmick than an actual description. "I'll have an authentic pre-1800s Hawaiian dish with the pineapple that the Europeans introduced since 1492, but without the Papaya that was introduced later, please. That's the '''real''' authentic!" - ["Users/KarlMogel" KJM] + Word to this! - ["Users/KenjiYamada"]
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- ''2006-12-13 21:14:17'' [[nbsp]] If you want consistent Mexican food this is the place. They will not wow you with their culinary creations, but if you want a big burrito for a reasonable price this is where its at. The key to supersizing a burrito I have found is to ask for more than one kind or salsa. Other tricks are coming in when certain workers are on the line because they will load you up! When I'm not in the mood to be adventurous I usually end up here knowing I can get good food everytime. --["JohnHumperdinkle"]	+ ''2006-12-13 21:14:17'' [[nbsp]] If you want consistent Mexican food this is the place. They will not wow you with their culinary creations, but if you want a big burrito for a reasonable price this is where its at. The key to supersizing a burrito I have found is to ask for more than one kind or salsa. Other tricks are coming in when certain workers are on the line because they will load you up! When I'm not in the mood to be adventurous I usually end up here knowing I can get good food everytime. --["Users/JohnHumperdinkle"]
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- ''2007-03-17 20:38:30'' [[nbsp]] i ended up here today for no reason other than i had a coupon for a free salad/burrito/tacos/bowls. I was absolutely shocked that the food here was really no worse than any of the other places in Davis. Yes the places in woodland are way better, especially ["El Paisano Taco Truck"], but the food here is decent as compared to the places in davis. Maybe its just because i had such low expectations, but i actually enjoyed this food, partially because it makes no claim to be authentic. --["MattHh"]	+ ''2007-03-17 20:38:30'' [[nbsp]] i ended up here today for no reason other than i had a coupon for a free salad/burrito/tacos/bowls. I was absolutely shocked that the food here was really no worse than any of the other places in Davis. Yes the places in woodland are way better, especially ["El Paisano Taco Truck"], but the food here is decent as compared to the places in davis. Maybe its just because i had such low expectations, but i actually enjoyed this food, partially because it makes no claim to be authentic. --["Users/MattHh"]
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- ''2007-03-22 13:41:36'' [[nbsp]] tastes good, but whitewashed, even the burritos are strangely white cause of the jasmine rice --["TheStomach"]	+ ''2007-03-22 13:41:36'' [[nbsp]] tastes good, but whitewashed, even the burritos are strangely white cause of the jasmine rice --["Users/TheStomach"]
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- * 620 calories is not on the high side for a meal. 3 of those a day and most college students would loose weight. People seem to think that this food is really bad for you, but its not worse than most restaurants. They just publicize their nutrition information. -["MattHh"]	+ * 620 calories is not on the high side for a meal. 3 of those a day and most college students would loose weight. People seem to think that this food is really bad for you, but its not worse than most restaurants. They just publicize their nutrition information. -["Users/MattHh"]

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JasonAller — 2008-08-12 15:16:54

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- Back when MacDonald's invested heavily in Chipotle, this added to the view that their food is less authentic than other taquerias. To view these comments click ["MacDonald's ownership of Chipotle" here]. Note that Chipotle no longer has any affiliation with MacDonald's.	+ Back when MacDonald's invested heavily in Chipotle, this added to the view that their food is less authentic than other taquerias. To view these comments click ["McDonald's ownership of Chipotle" here]. Note that Chipotle no longer has any affiliation with MacDonald's.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-12 15:11:55'' [[nbsp]] Anyone know if their rice burritos come with salsa or if its literally just rice? And what about the other things like cheese and sour cream? Let the penny pinching begin! --["Users/SunjeetBaadkar"]

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MattHh — 2008-08-12 11:45:14

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- * The funny thing is that many Chipotle employees and managers profess that Chipotle is NOT owned by ["McDonald's"], but rather that ["McDonalds"] is a passive, minority investor. Well, apparently (according to [http://www.shareholder.com/Common/Edgar/63908/1193125-04-35282/04-00.pdf McDonalds SEC Filing]), Chipotle is a wholly owned subsidiary of ["McDonald's"]. So go in and test your counter-person about the relationship. However, Chipotle was once an independent company, and ''apparently'' were purchased on some kind of condition it could continue to operate as it originally had, with its same leadership. The latter part I somehow doubt. But in their defense, they appear to have different food sources. Chipotle appears to use a great deal of free range and organic products. And while it's not Baja California-style, the inclusion of Carnitas and their selection of salsas convince me that it's ''significantly more'' authentic than drive-thru "Mexican." To be sure, it's no Mexican taco shop. (Not that any taco shops in Davis compare with those in Southern California and Baja California. Certain Taco trucks found in Woodland and Winters are the closest thing around.) -["JaimeRaba" jr]	+ * Chipotle appears to use a great deal of free range and organic products. And while it's not Baja California-style, the inclusion of Carnitas and their selection of salsas convince me that it's ''significantly more'' authentic than drive-thru "Mexican." To be sure, it's no Mexican taco shop. (Not that any taco shops in Davis compare with those in Southern California and Baja California. Certain Taco trucks found in Woodland and Winters are the closest thing around.) -["JaimeRaba" jr]
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	+ * It may also be worth noting that the tomato is a New World plant as well, which means that any European dishes containing it probably aren't authentic, for a given value of authentic. This is particularly evident in Italian food. Pizza, spaghetti, lasagne, and many other dishes are very much enhanced by this 'nonauthentic' ingredient.--["users/JoePomidor"]

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DukeMcAdow — 2008-08-11 20:50:17

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- ''2008-02-14 22:47:29'' [[nbsp]] Wow, today was the third time in a row that they got my order wrong. I ordered a fajita burrito and the irritated-looking guy behind the counter kept asking me what kind of beans..."No, I want to get a ''fajita'' burrito." "Yeah...black or pinto?" How long should I keep the hungry lunch crowd waiting behind me as I try to get the menu item I want? I just took the regular burrito. Time before that, I got back to my office and discovered the crunchy tacos I had ordered (my favorite item on the menu) were missing a taco...I have to be quality control at the same time I'm ordering? Before that, a guy insisted I had said "chicken" instead of "carnitas" and gave me dirty looks and grumbles. I was just trying to tell him what I wanted, I wasn't being a jerk about it. I ended up just taking the chicken. I mean, I don't say "carnitas" in my day-to-day life very much, why would I forget the one time I say it in ''months?'' I thought one or two times might be a fluke because they're rushed, but three in a row? And what's with the negativity all of a sudden? Plenty of other places to eat in downtown Davis. --["Users/DukeMcAdow"] - ------

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MattHh — 2008-08-11 19:40:18

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- By and large, many orders at Chipotle have too much saturated fat, sodium and calories for a healthy diet. (Sources: [http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=224442 Google Answers], [http://www.cspinet.org/new/200309301.html Center for Science in the Public Interest]). It remains to be seen whether Chipotle is more or less healthy than local owned taquerias, none of which provide nutritional information:	+ Chipotle has several healthy choices, but by and large, many orders have too much saturated fat, sodium and calories for a healthy diet. (Sources: [http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=224442 Google Answers], [http://www.cspinet.org/new/200309301.html Center for Science in the Public Interest]). It should be noted that the ingredients used in a burrito at other local taquerias are just as unhealthy if not worse.
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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-11 09:05:49'' [[nbsp]] I wouldn't actually call this place "Mexican" cuisine, but they do have burritos, tacos, an d some neat off-menu items you can get if you ask about them. White rice?? Give me a break. + + That aside though, this place gives you your money's worth. Huge Burritos, or bowls depending on your taste. About $6.00 gets you a compete meal and out the door in 5 minutes or less if you get the time to go. + + 3 of 5 stars. --["Users/kyle2008"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-21 21:30:01'' [[nbsp]] I'm just happy there is one here. Im from Pittsburgh and the closest one to me was in ohio until recently. But who gives a crap if something is "authentic". If its in Davis its obviously not "authentic"...because its in Davis. Do you really think alot of those poor communities in Mexico can afford that type of cheese and sour cream and rice? Just eat it. If its good its good, if its bad its bad, dont go back. If you really want Mexican food...then go to Mexico. If you want Davis food...eat in Davis. --["Users/patrick82"]

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StephenUy — 2008-03-30 19:47:17

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senioritis — 2008-03-28 09:25:43

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-28 10:25:43'' [[nbsp]] The people working there seem to have a problem counting. They have given me one less taco in my order on multiple occasions. However, if you don't mind always monitoring your food as it is being made, this is the place to go. Burrito sizes have gotten smaller on average but are surprisingly still bigger than the super at Guadalajara's and the Chips are still over salted. They no longer offer free sodas at all to University students. Overall, the quality of the ingredients used is the best of all Mexican-style restaurants in town. + + Still the best place for Burritos and Tacos in town. --["Users/senioritis"]

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ElleWeber — 2008-02-20 14:27:12

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-20 14:27:12'' [[nbsp]] I find their quac inconsistent. It's always good, but sometimes it's super spicy and sometimes it's mild. --["Users/ElleWeber"]

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CurlyGirl26 — 2008-02-20 12:49:17

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-20 12:49:17'' [[nbsp]] Hot salsa is spicy. It's probably why I still eat there occasionally. It's awesome. I'm a big fan of spice. --["Users/CurlyGirl26"]

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DukeMcAdow — 2008-02-14 22:47:29

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-14 22:47:29'' [[nbsp]] Wow, today was the third time in a row that they got my order wrong. I ordered a fajita burrito and the irritated-looking guy behind the counter kept asking me what kind of beans..."No, I want to get a ''fajita'' burrito." "Yeah...black or pinto?" How long should I keep the hungry lunch crowd waiting behind me as I try to get the menu item I want? I just took the regular burrito. Time before that, I got back to my office and discovered the crunchy tacos I had ordered (my favorite item on the menu) were missing a taco...I have to be quality control at the same time I'm ordering? Before that, a guy insisted I had said "chicken" instead of "carnitas" and gave me dirty looks and grumbles. I was just trying to tell him what I wanted, I wasn't being a jerk about it. I ended up just taking the chicken. I mean, I don't say "carnitas" in my day-to-day life very much, why would I forget the one time I say it in ''months?'' I thought one or two times might be a fluke because they're rushed, but three in a row? And what's with the negativity all of a sudden? Plenty of other places to eat in downtown Davis. --["Users/DukeMcAdow"]

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MattHh — 2008-02-09 21:30:05

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	+ * 620 calories is not on the high side for a meal. 3 of those a day and most college students would loose weight. People seem to think that this food is really bad for you, but its not worse than most restaurants. They just publicize their nutrition information. -["MattHh"]

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StellaChiara — 2008-02-09 18:21:05

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-09 18:21:05'' [[nbsp]] Super sodium. --["Users/StellaChiara"]

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HopeBravo — 2008-02-05 01:08:14

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- * Rice with lemon and cilantro	+ * White Rice (with lime, cilantro and salt)

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HopeBravo — 2008-02-05 00:58:18

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	+ ------ + ''2008-02-05 00:58:18'' [[nbsp]] Everyone gripes about how many calories are in Chipotle's food and how much fat... what do you expect when you get sour cream and cheese? They're some of the fattiest dairy products. If you get a bowl with everything except sour cream and cheese (no guac either) then it's only 620-650 calories and 4 or 5 grams of fat, which is kind of on the high side, but still not too bad for a whole meal. --["Users/HopeBravo"]

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CarlosBarahona — 2008-02-01 21:16:28

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CarlosBarahona — 2008-02-01 21:16:07

Bogey's closed, so it's not next door anymore

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thelonepiper555 — 2007-12-27 01:20:46

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	+ ------ + ''2007-12-27 01:20:46'' [[nbsp]] Nothing authentic about the food, but it's good regardless. --["Users/thelonepiper555"]

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WilliamLewis — 2007-10-19 20:42:14

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- ''2007-10-19 21:30:05'' [[nbsp]] there chips and salsa is very salty. overall good. --["Users/vanessa"] - ------

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vanessa — 2007-10-19 20:32:37

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	+ ------ + ''2007-10-19 21:32:37'' [[nbsp]] there chips and salsa are very salty. overall good. --["Users/vanessa"]

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vanessa — 2007-10-19 20:30:05

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TusharRawat — 2007-10-14 16:26:25

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	+ * "Subway of Mexican food." - Best Description Ever --["TusharRawat" Tushar]

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MissL — 2007-09-06 20:15:03

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	+ ------ + ''2007-09-06 21:15:03'' [[nbsp]] The free drink with student ID promotion was going on during the last month, but has since been discontinued. I love Chipotle, but they have a weird fly infestation at this location. It seems that you can avoid the flies if you sit near the windows, or just not near the middle of the restaurant. Pretty gross . . you would think they would try to do something about that. --["Users/MissL"]

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dickjones — 2007-07-24 17:25:12

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-24 18:25:12'' [[nbsp]] good but to high of prices but i will be back very good tacos 4 of em for like 6 bucks that is the best deal burrito's are also good --["Users/dickjones"]

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JabberWokky — 2007-06-25 20:19:29

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- Chipotle (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential white-rice corporate burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol), fajita-class burritos (with sauteed peppers and onions instead of beans), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients.	+ '''Chipotle''' (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential white-rice corporate burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol), fajita-class burritos (with sauteed peppers and onions instead of beans), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients.
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- McDonald's was once (starting in 1997) a shareholder of Chipotle, but in April of 2006 they announced they would be selling all of their shares. The McDonald's investment in Chipotle grew with time, peaking at 90%. Chipotle's IPO raised an estimated $1 billion for McDonald's[[Footnote(Source: [http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep2005/nf20050923_1613_db016.htm Business Week], 2005-09-23)]].	+ McDonald's [http://www.chipotlefan.com/index.php?id=chipotlemcdonalds has no ownership] in Chipotle anymore, but was once (starting in 1997) a shareholder of Chipotle. The McDonald's investment in Chipotle grew with time, peaking at 90%. Chipotle's IPO raised an estimated $1 billion for McDonald's[[Footnote(Source: [http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep2005/nf20050923_1613_db016.htm Business Week], 2005-09-23)]].
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- ------ - ''2007-04-05 23:17:39'' [[nbsp]] jasmine rice? not even close. cilantro rice. --["Users/CorinneEpley"] - - LOL!!! - joeistheish	+ * ''2007-04-05 23:17:39'' [[nbsp]] jasmine rice? not even close. cilantro rice. --["Users/CorinneEpley"] + * LOL!!! - joeistheish
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- ------ - ''2007-06-25 12:29:06'' [[nbsp]] This is a very good article. Just to clarify, currently McDonald's has no ownership in Chipotle anymore. http://www.chipotlefan.com/index.php?id=chipotlemcdonalds --["Users/chipotlefan"]

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chipotlefan — 2007-06-25 11:29:06

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KyleScollin — 2007-06-09 21:07:29

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	+ ------ + ''2007-06-09 22:07:29'' [[nbsp]] Chipotle is pretty delicious. It's definitely american-ized mexican food. Its like the subway of mexican food. All of my roommates and I go there often. One even bought a $100 gift card there. The burritos definitely fill you up. Its fast too. --["Users/KyleScollin"]

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joeistheish — 2007-05-20 15:12:06

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	+ *It may be appropriate to warn that Florin road isn't really a place for people to just WANDER. It's one of the ummm... SKETCHIER areas of Sac. +

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joeistheish — 2007-05-20 15:08:16

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-20 16:08:16'' [[nbsp]] You know, I'm originally from Elk Grove, and I must say that in the realm of yuppy Mexican food - Chipotle is the best. Get medium salsa, barbacoa beef, and extra sour cream if you like spicy stuff. --["Users/joeistheish"]

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CorinneEpley — 2007-04-05 23:17:39

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-05 23:17:39'' [[nbsp]] jasmine rice? not even close. cilantro rice. --["Users/CorinneEpley"]

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BrentLaabs — 2007-04-03 19:53:42

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BrentLaabs — 2007-04-03 19:49:00

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TheStomach — 2007-03-22 12:41:36

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	+ ------ + ''2007-03-22 13:41:36'' [[nbsp]] tastes good, but whitewashed, even the burritos are strangely white cause of the jasmine rice --["TheStomach"]

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MattHh — 2007-03-17 19:38:30

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	+ ------ + ''2007-03-17 20:38:30'' [[nbsp]] i ended up here today for no reason other than i had a coupon for a free salad/burrito/tacos/bowls. I was absolutely shocked that the food here was really no worse than any of the other places in Davis. Yes the places in woodland are way better, especially ["El Paisano Taco Truck"], but the food here is decent as compared to the places in davis. Maybe its just because i had such low expectations, but i actually enjoyed this food, partially because it makes no claim to be authentic. --["MattHh"]

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JohnHumperdinkle — 2006-12-13 21:14:17

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	+ ------ + ''2006-12-13 21:14:17'' [[nbsp]] If you want consistent Mexican food this is the place. They will not wow you with their culinary creations, but if you want a big burrito for a reasonable price this is where its at. The key to supersizing a burrito I have found is to ask for more than one kind or salsa. Other tricks are coming in when certain workers are on the line because they will load you up! When I'm not in the mood to be adventurous I usually end up here knowing I can get good food everytime. --["JohnHumperdinkle"]

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JoAnnaRich — 2006-11-13 18:23:19

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WilliamLewis — 2006-10-01 10:17:43

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- on tax day by filling out a burrito E-Z - by dressing up as a burrito for halloween - *if you are a woman and you come to Chipotle on prom night in your prom dress.	+ * On tax day by filling out a burrito E-Z + * By dressing up as a burrito for halloween + * If you are a woman and you come to Chipotle on prom night in your prom dress

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AmyGoogenspa — 2006-10-01 09:04:21

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- Prior to September 2006, showing your ["Reg Card"] would get you a free soda. This promotion has apparently been discontinued during the school year.	+ Prior to September 2006, showing your ["Reg Card"] would get you a free soda. This promotion has apparently been discontinued during the school year. At some Chipotles you can get free burritos + on tax day by filling out a burrito E-Z + by dressing up as a burrito for halloween + *if you are a woman and you come to Chipotle on prom night in your prom dress.
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	+ The website chipotle fan has a [http://www.chipotlefan.com/index.php?id=nutrition_calculator burrito calorie estimator]. +

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NathanSchley — 2006-09-30 16:46:54

No more free sodas!

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CortWinkle — 2006-07-14 11:24:27

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	+ + Hey! That guy is my psc professor! Anyway...I have to say that I have been dissapointed by the food at chipotle both times I have gone there, but then again i'm from a farm town north of Daviswith alarge hispanic population and I have been dissapointed by a lot of the "mexican" places in Davis. I haven't gone to any of the Woodland places yet but Ithink I will try them. The last Time I went to Chipotle the employees were all in bad moods, and they were out of chips and took a long time to make more...there didn't seem to e anyone in charge so one person would say something and another person would say the opposite. The burritos seem to have gotten smaller too for the same price as what I paid last year for a larger burrito. I do like the fact that you can choose your salsaand your beans though.

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DudeNude — 2006-06-30 22:50:34

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-06-30 18:43:13

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DudeNude — 2006-06-30 17:55:23

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-05-29 16:25:32

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	+ McDonald's was once (starting in 1997) a shareholder of Chipotle, but in April of 2006 they announced they would be selling all of their shares. The McDonald's investment in Chipotle grew with time, peaking at 90%. Chipotle's IPO raised an estimated $1 billion for McDonald's[[Footnote(Source: [http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep2005/nf20050923_1613_db016.htm Business Week], 2005-09-23)]]. +
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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-05-29 16:22:50

mcdonalds doesn't own them anymore

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- McDonald's owns Chipotle. See below.	+ McDonald's was once (starting in 1997) a majority owner of Chipotle, but in April of 2006 they announced they would be selling all of their shares. Chipotle's IPO raised an estimated $1 billion for McDonald's[[Footnote(Source: [http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/sep2005/nf20050923_1613_db016.htm Business Week], 2005-09-23)]].
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- Too bad Chipotle is owned by ["McDonald's"]. They do help out ["KDVS"] every year with their fundraiser. And the food is okay. But if you use the word "Mexican" to describe it then you are in error. Chipotle is only half a shade browner than ["Taco Bell"]. - ["RobRoy"]	+ They do help out ["KDVS"] every year with their fundraiser. And the food is okay. But if you use the word "Mexican" to describe it then you are in error. Chipotle is only half a shade browner than ["Taco Bell"]. - ["RobRoy"]

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JosephBleckman — 2006-05-13 21:10:12

Prices + drinks and stuff.

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ForestStudent — 2006-01-28 19:03:26

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	+ A lesser known fact is that with all of Chipotle's "hip" substitution allowing policies you can get a burrito and ask for it to be just filled with rice. And for this large rice burrito I was charged '''$0.59'''. However they do not have set prices for rice burritoes and the second time I got one I was charged $1.29. + +

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SteveDavison — 2006-01-09 19:26:11

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- Chipotle is the quintessential white-rice corporate burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol"), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients.	+ Chipotle (pronounced Chi-pote-lay, they tell me) is the quintessential white-rice corporate burrito joint of Davis. They offer burritos (with or without a tortilla -- if you opt for a "burrito-bol"), tacos (soft or hard) and salads. Part of their business culture is to be "cool". So they employ greeters to small talk with customers and allow for substitutions of ingredients.
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- Too bad Chipotle is owned by ["McDonald's"]. They do help out ["KDVS"] every year with it fundraiser. And the food is okay. But if you use the word "Mexican" to describe it then you are in error. Chipotle is only half a shade browner than ["Taco Bell"]. - ["RobRoy"]	+ Too bad Chipotle is owned by ["McDonald's"]. They do help out ["KDVS"] every year with their fundraiser. And the food is okay. But if you use the word "Mexican" to describe it then you are in error. Chipotle is only half a shade browner than ["Taco Bell"]. - ["RobRoy"]
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- * The question "What is authentic?" comes to mind - mexican food in Mexico is not only a synthesis of various cultures throughout time (various cultures rising, spreading their tastes and then falling, with Spanish being the most recent) but also a regional and even individual tradition. Walk into any town famous for a particular type of cuisine, and you can likely find two kitchens located on the same street, each claiming to make that type of cuisine "the right way". In the end, it is not about "how brown" the company is (a distasteful and racist rule of thumb), but what they choose to call it. If you think an ethnic food has to conform to some sort of rule, you're either European (who ''do'' have tasting and labeling laws) or have a very generic view of what a given ethnic food is. I'd also like to see you sit down in a Barbeque joint in South Carolina along the Georgia border and complain that the Barbeque isn't authentic because the sauce is mustard based... or complain in Santa Maria that the tangy-sweet salsa based Barbeque (dating to the mid-1800s) isn't authentic. -- ["JabberWokky"] - * The quest for authentic ethnic food is a noble one in this day and age of capitalistic homogenation. Once the corporations get ahold of a a food category, they subvert it to be as palletable ("bland") as possible so people in the midwest will eat it. It's not so much what IS authentic mexican-- reasonable minds can differ as to what be representative cuisine for a particular region in, say, Mexico given the ingredients available here. However, what is worthwhile is to point out that certain restaurants masquerade as being "authentic" when they in fact are not. Taco Bell--not that anyone believes them--is quite guilty of this. Chipotle is an interesting hybrid. On some signage they claim to be Mexican, and on others they claim "Mexican influenced," which is fare more true. Despite their McDonalds association, they seem to have some surprisingly good and authentic food in some categories. -["JaimeRaba" jr]	+ * The question "What is authentic?" comes to mind - Mexican food in Mexico is not only a synthesis of various cultures throughout time (various cultures rising, spreading their tastes and then falling, with Spanish being the most recent) but also a regional and even individual tradition. Walk into any town famous for a particular type of cuisine, and you can likely find two kitchens located on the same street, each claiming to make that type of cuisine "the right way". In the end, it is not about "how brown" the company is (a distasteful and racist rule of thumb), but what they choose to call it. If you think an ethnic food has to conform to some sort of rule, you're either European (who ''do'' have tasting and labeling laws) or have a very generic view of what a given ethnic food is. I'd also like to see you sit down in a Barbeque joint in South Carolina along the Georgia border and complain that the Barbeque isn't authentic because the sauce is mustard based... or complain in Santa Maria that the tangy-sweet salsa based Barbeque (dating to the mid-1800s) isn't authentic. -- ["JabberWokky"] + * The quest for authentic ethnic food is a noble one in this day and age of capitalistic homogenation. Once the corporations get ahold of a a food category, they subvert it to be as palletable ("bland") as possible so people in the midwest will eat it. It's not so much what IS authentic Mexican-- reasonable minds can differ as to what be representative cuisine for a particular region in, say, Mexico given the ingredients available here. However, what is worthwhile is to point out that certain restaurants masquerade as being "authentic" when they in fact are not. Taco Bell--not that anyone believes them--is quite guilty of this. Chipotle is an interesting hybrid. On some signage they claim to be Mexican, and on others they claim "Mexican influenced," which is fare more true. Despite their McDonalds association, they seem to have some surprisingly good and authentic food in some categories. -["JaimeRaba" jr]
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- * The root of the controversy and why this discussion is so relevant is that people who would NEVER eat at McDonalds for purportedly ideological reasons, have no problem visiting McDonald's wholly owned subsidiary. However, I believe the food is good and shows that perhaps there is hope for McDonald's in the future in that is the direction they seem to be interested in as a company. The authenticity discussion took place because there are certain aspects of Chipotle's food that are surprisingly authentic, i.e., could be enjoyed by people who are familiar with various forms of traditional mexican food. (And there was a big sideways distraction to the discussion because ''authentic'' in a ''historical sense'' is a moving target, but that's never should what people are referring to when they're invoking the term in this context; the point is that it's very un-"food science" as opposed to Taco Bell.) - * Well, since you asked, here's my 2 cents. Everything is relative and needs to be taken in context. I'm from the east coast where the mexican food flat out sucks. If a Chipotle were there, I'd be a regular given the large size of the burritos, the taste, and the price. I welcome Chipotle's to raise the par of east coast mexican food. However, I live in Davis, where there are numerous Mexican restaurants that have burritos for the same price, more variety of fillings, and that are larger and tastier. To boot, they also have full salsa bars and copious amounts of chips. Given that, I don't understand why anyone goes to Chipotle. Its a step down from other Mexican places with no extras to make it appealing. I'm not trying to be insulting, I honestly don't see what it offers that other places don't. Places like Taco Bell and McDonalds aren't good becase they're authentic, but because they offer products you can't find at more authentic places (e.g., Nacho Cheese Chalupas and Chicken Nuggets). -["CraigBrozinsky"] - * Well I know there has developed practically a church around Guad, and while I do like them, I think their quality (especialyl in terms of meat) is very uneven. Chipotle's ingredients are just better overall, and this is reflect by their use of certain free-range and organic ingredients. Now I think the overlooked place in Davis is El Mariachi, which is quite fantastic. But if I want a healthy meal, a Burrito bowl with lettuce on the bottom is a good way to go at Chipotle. However, the best Burrito in Sacramento is the Regular (not super) Carne Asada Burrito at the Florin Road Adalbertacos (formerly Adalbertos). This burrito contains only Guacamole, Salsa and Meat. Of course, there are plenty of other places to go if you like "toppings". (Also recommended: California Burrito).	+ * The root of the controversy and why this discussion is so relevant is that people who would NEVER eat at McDonalds for purportedly ideological reasons, have no problem visiting McDonald's wholly owned subsidiary. However, I believe the food is good and shows that perhaps there is hope for McDonald's in the future in that is the direction they seem to be interested in as a company. The authenticity discussion took place because there are certain aspects of Chipotle's food that are surprisingly authentic, i.e., could be enjoyed by people who are familiar with various forms of traditional Mexican food. (And there was a big sideways distraction to the discussion because ''authentic'' in a ''historical sense'' is a moving target, but that's never should what people are referring to when they're invoking the term in this context; the point is that it's very un-"food science" as opposed to Taco Bell.) + * Well, since you asked, here's my 2 cents. Everything is relative and needs to be taken in context. I'm from the east coast where the mexican food flat out sucks. If a Chipotle were there, I'd be a regular given the large size of the burritos, the taste, and the price. I welcome Chipotle's to raise the par of east coast Mexican food. However, I live in Davis, where there are numerous Mexican restaurants that have burritos for the same price, more variety of fillings, and that are larger and tastier. To boot, they also have full salsa bars and copious amounts of chips. Given that, I don't understand why anyone goes to Chipotle. Its a step down from other Mexican places with no extras to make it appealing. I'm not trying to be insulting, I honestly don't see what it offers that other places don't. Places like Taco Bell and McDonalds aren't good because they're authentic, but because they offer products you can't find at more authentic places (e.g., Nacho Cheese Chalupas and Chicken Nuggets). -["CraigBrozinsky"] + * Well I know there has developed practically a church around Guad, and while I do like them, I think their quality (especially in terms of meat) is very uneven. Chipotle's ingredients are just better overall, and this is reflect by their use of certain free-range and organic ingredients. Now I think the overlooked place in Davis is El Mariachi, which is quite fantastic. But if I want a healthy meal, a Burrito bowl with lettuce on the bottom is a good way to go at Chipotle. However, the best Burrito in Sacramento is the Regular (not super) Carne Asada Burrito at the Florin Road Adalbertacos (formerly Adalbertos). This burrito contains only Guacamole, Salsa and Meat. Of course, there are plenty of other places to go if you like "toppings". (Also recommended: California Burrito).

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