Chipotle Mexican Grill

Considering it’s on the strip and great prices great value and they always have awesome food

Worst chipotle, these ladies hated their jobs easily. I asked for a chicken burrito with everything and it had to be the smallest burrito I have ever seen. Everyone with me thought theirs were the smallest burritos too so I’m not just crazy. Just go next door to Panda Express.

This place was not bad at all with it being inside a mall. It was super crowded but I’m glad I was able to get a seat since the place was pretty small. There were tables outside as well but were also taken.
If you’re looking for a cheap place to eat in Vegas, I guess this will be one of them! Looks like the prices are not raised and so it’s a good option. And the food is consistent as well.
I recommend here for a under $ 10 lunch. Just beware of the huge crowds.

Within about 3 minutes of leaving this location my bag ripped from the bottom and my food splattered everywhere. Turns out the bottom of my bag was completely soaked, because I’m guessing my bowl wasn’t sealed all the way so sure enough catastrophe ensued. I took a photo and my receipt back and asked if there was a manager on duty that I could speak with about how to proceed. The cashier just told the original employee that made my bowl to remake it. She did so with a surprisingly light hand, and then didn’t give me a new bag of the $ 1 kids chips I ordered, because apparently even though the bag was soaked, it didn’t actually rip so she couldn’t give me another bag. Those chips are literally worth about 5¢ so I don’t understand the big deal, I paid for them but apparently that was not enough. I didn’t want to argue with her over a bag of like 12 chips so I just left. Bottom line: The chip thing should not be a big deal to me, but it unfortunately rubbed me the wrong way. The experience was infuriating and I will avoid this location in the future.

I admit I love Chipotle and now I love this location at Planet Hollywood too.

Time: 4:43pm/93°F sunny
Purpose: Pick up drink ad from guy on street flickering them. Thought it was those escort services as they’re rampant around town. His cap/​shirt said Chipotle free drink with purchase. Grab one just in case…
Ambiance: Located across from Planet Hollywood. In the Miracle Mile side. It’s nothing to talk about just a corporate chain tex-​mex eatery. We all have seen it before whether traveling or your local mall same setting. It’s noisy and always buzzing from open to closed. Families to single vacationers on budget will find it suitable making sure they can stretch their dollar in Vegas. Every now and then you get a handful of wanna be thugs holding half yard drinks acting up goofy. Alcoholic drinks are allow in public as long as its not bottle. What a great policy wish we can do that in bay area too lol.
Staff: Kid like young crew, but engaging. Have no trouble saying and pointing what I want. I ask for extra grill peppers, little more rice and cheese they follow up with no piss off look. Told me guacamole was extra I said that fine. Cashier seems distressed or mind boggling like just waking up. Everything after that was self-​service so no more encountering employees.
Cleanliness: Grade A, clean as it should be with chain places, but sometimes not. Soda fountain area look like kids had fun with cup lids, freebie mess. Tables were wipe down as there was janitorial service person on duty for that reason. It’s a busy place.
Eats/​Drinks: Went with steak/​barbacoa bowl since price were the same. Select half of each meat along with all the fixings that I’ve ask for. Nothing spectacular about it, is just like I was eating it at a local mall. Steak was juicy and warm as I watch it came off the grill. Barbacoa was sitting in container probably lost some it consistency. It was alright again nothing special as all their recipes follows a strict policy. Of the whole bowl rice, steak, and barbacoa is worth eating. The rest were just fixings and fillers.
Products/​Services: Burrito/​burrito bowl, crispy/​soft tacos, salads, chip & guac, self service soda fountain. Kid’s menu, diet info, ingredient statements, nutrition, catering.
Punch Lines: Vegas strip, casino, mall, warm service, noisy, budget-​watchers, no extra cost for a tad more, crowd pleaser, not family oriented, short wait time, unlimited fountain drinks, no Wi-​Fi.
Tradeoffs: Great for those who may get sticker shock at Cabo Wabo as the burrito are double in price, but remain the same in size.
Final Thoughts: Chipotle is just a couple of step above taco bell, but its still fast food. Never thought of trying a Chipotle in Vegas were I can get it back in bay area any time. Sometimes your cravings are just not enough to say no. When you want it, you will do what ever it takes. If it wasn’t for that guy flickering those coupons, I won’t end up here. Oh well at least, I’ve a happy tummy. Be warned this is not your average Chipotle. It’s like a zoo inside.

Exactly what you’d expect from Chipotle. Limited but sufficient seating, probably not for groups of more than 6. Some more tables out in the mall, too. Staff is happy to give extra of ingredients, etc. Can be long line at meal times.

A ray of light in a fog of way overpriced, arguably unhealthy food for blocks.
Chipotle usually gets 3 stars from me. It’s reliable, does the fill-​the-​tummy trick, and I salute them for their sustainability chops, considering the chain’s footprint, at this stage. But it’s Chipotle. Not a mom and/​or pop. And there’s like not a whole lot of variation in the flavors you can get, when you go there; I usually get the same thing. Every. Time. But in Lost Wages, Chipotle is different. Even magical.
I needed food. Preferably vegetarian, less than $ 20 for an entrée, and within walking distance from Paris Las Vegas. I searched Unilocal for an hour. Resigned myself to eat at the closest $$ Asian place, even though it didn’t have very many vegetarian options (though the menu did say to ask, but I digress). But then, the clouds parted, and there was Chipotle.
At home in LA (that’s Los Angeles for the tourists, not Louisiana), I eat Chipotle as a last resort. Here, it’s a first resort amidst the panoply of resorts. That’s a lot of resorts.
There was a line. At 10:20 pm. There was a line when I left. Not longer than a lunchtime line at any busy Chipotle. You know the one. It moved quickly enough. I caught up on social media, as I wanted to avoid thinking about all of the awkward, as I stood in line by myself.
One thing I was surprised not to have learned before: sofritos counts as a «protein,» so even if you get a smidge of sofritos, like I do because in larger quantities they invariably give me acid reflux, guacamole is extra! Go ahead, take my money.
But, Chipotle, your experiment to get people to eat tofu at an American quick food chain is going to fail, if you make people choose between guac and sofritos. Just telling it like it is.

In Ph miracle mile shops/​/​I frequent here when I’m in town, I wish every chipoltle was this good at being a chipoltle. !

I recently visited Las Vegas and went to this Chipotle for dinner one night. When I went to pay, my credit card was declined. I didn’t have any other way to pay for my food, as I had left my other cards in my hotel room. The Chipotle staff handled the situation very kindly and professionally. Thank you Chipotle staff for turning a terrible situation into a great experience. =)

Yeah, there’s a bunch of other Mexican restaurants in Vegas. But this one is just convenient being inside Miracle Mile at Planet Hollywood.
Came in and there wasn’t a line. Got a steak bowl, guac on the side and some chips. A bit pricey, but that’s Chipotle everywhere. Their prices are increasing. Price you pay for farm-​fresh food or whatever Chipotle buys without the extra bad stuff.
Really small dining area inside, but there are tables outside. It’s a great little meal if you’re in a rush and get some food down before you do Vegas things like drink.

Bleh. Tastes like the McDonald’s of Mexican food.

As if I could find a negative thing to say about Chipotle. This location in particular only lacks that they get bombarded by guests and If I don’t time it properly between my lunch break I have to swing by somewhere else for lunch. Like any Chipotle you go through the line picking out what goes and what doesn’t. I’ve noticed here they are very punctual about keeping the supply fresh. They’re not conservative about how much they give you, if you feel jaded by the amount simply ask for a tad more. I find talking to them like a person and saying «thanks» will get you what you want sooner than a complaint. The biggest highlight here may be that there’s no off the strip type premium charge for their food. They’re no more expensive here than any Chipotle I’ve been to anywhere else and I’m really glad considering even the near by Subway deal is $ 8 foot longs. The place is a bit small maybe but they do offer additional seating just outside the store. I’ve personally had nothing but good experiences with the staff and that’s a big part of why I’d come back and take the time to write a review. Keep it up Chipotle.

This is by far one of the smallest Chipotle that I’ve ever been too, but granted, space is most likely at a high premium.
Seating:
The are a few tables, as well seats that line the store window. There is additional seating outside in the walkway of the mall that provides a less cramped environment
Food:
Standard Chipotle Menu
Price:
One of the cheaper and filling options in Vegas for a meal, especially for Gluten Free
Wait:
Expect a line out the door, but it can move quickly, as long as the person in front of you is paying attention or knows what is going on

Both of us got food poisening at this location. Don’t know why people give great ratings for a ton of rice and beans with a couple of cubes of meat.

It’s about time chipotle arrives at the strip! Awesome service awesome food. Still as good as any regular chipotle. Def get the chips and guac

I have been to chipotles all over California (Bay Area and Southern California) and in and around the Las Vegas area and this is the only chipotle that gives you BELOW mediocre service. I have never any issues with chipotle till this one and MAN are these people STINGY as $&@?! When they give out food in anything. I have gone there 3 times at 3 different times of the day (opening, mid day, and lunch), with different people helping me and hoping it would be different. Sad to say it was the same thing. Barely any meat or anything at that in my bowl or burrito. The chipotles at Sarah/​S Fort Apachie Rd AND E Haron/​S Maryland have far better customer service and are very generous when it comes to putting food in their bowls/​burrito. Such sad multiple experiences for a place I used to speak highly of.

You are probably already addicted to this healthy fast food choice with a great concept and pricing. If you traveled from cali, you are most certainly spoiled to find it wherever you go, but once you hit the strip, its damn hard to find a chip!
Until now Chipotle fanatics been hustling and constrained to the one location on strip, squeezed right in between Harrahs and Casino Royale. But time has come, a brand new location just opened in Miracle Mile Shops in Planet Hollywood where you can have your favorite meal in a brown recyclable paper bag. You can sit inside or at one of their tables in the shopping mall. Same old stories, no surprises.
So why would you go to Vegas and eat the usual stuff?
First: Its fast and damn good (Time is vital in Vegas)
Secondly: Its a cheap meat with high quality food (Last longer)
Thirdly: Because you dont always have the mood to go fancy (Rough night?)