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Agree with the too much rice comment. This is a pretty good place. I like the quality of the products, the price is really really reasonable as well. The obvious comparison is to Qdoba (and I have to tell you, though I like both, I do think it is freaking obnoxious the way that Chipotle has decided to open up right next to all of the existing local Qdoba locations that were here first--i mean alls fair and all, but it is a d%ck move). In any case the quality of the ingredients seems a cut above at Chipotle vis a vis Qdoba, but Qdoba has better overall menu variety and selection. I agree with the "non authentic issues as well." -- It is owned by McDonalds after all. However, that said, I am not a culinary anthropologist. If I was traveling to a far flung destination in Mexico, I would want to make sure that the food I was eating was authentic and true to the "experience" I was looking for. When I am hunter gathering for dinner, I am interested in reasonable prices, and food that it just plain Yummy. Chipotle qualifies.
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