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| - Chipotle is practically the same everywhere you see one. It's tex-mex with a very light, simplistic menu consisting of about four things: nachos, quesadilla, burrito, and salad bowl.
Ordering is a sinch, and expedited by the helpful, friendly folks working behind the counter. It starts with a few basic questions, like "burrito or bowl?" And you get to see them put everything together deli style, right in front of you. The checkout process can be confusing though, because there always seems to be an assumption that you are going to get sides like extra chips and small drink. You do usually have to clarify which extras you want.
The food is excellent and hot-served quickly. The sparse, industrial architectural styling does not detract from the dining experience, as it gives a very modern metropolitan feel to the old-world fare.
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