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And maaaaan do they move a lot of burritos. Popular locations can have lines 20 or 30 people deep around dinner time. I'm never afraid to hop in line because th
by snprbob86 17y ago
And maaaaan do they move a lot of burritos. Popular locations can have lines 20 or 30 people deep around dinner time. I'm never afraid to hop in line because they move very quickly. The production line is very finely tuned. I'm looking forward to waiting even less by ordering my burrito as I'm leaving the office.
They also treat their employees very well. My cousin is the head manager of one location. He was promoted to that position within 9 months because of how rapidly they were growing and they only hire managers via promotion.
- blhack 17y agoI had about an hour and a half to kill before district 9 started this weekend...after screwing around in Best Buy for a while, I went next door to Chipotle. I figured I would be the only person in there, would be eating some veggies and stuff that had probably been sitting out for more than a few minutes, etc. etc...(it was 3:30 in the afternoon...from working in a restaurant during college...this is the WORST time of the day)... There was a line of about 20 people...and the place was nearly packed. I think I need to abandon this whole "internet" thing and open a chipotle.
- snprbob86 17y agoChipotle locations are corporate owned; it is not a franchise. "Of the nearly 700 stores, only eight are franchises, and the outlook is not good for more franchises being sold." Source: http://www.businessfranchiseworld.com/chipotle-franchise/ http://www.businessfranchiseworld.com/chipotle-franchise/