Q: negative

A: One of the stingiest Chipotle I have ever been to!!! Our group of 4 arrived in Vegas and were in a rush to grab dinner. We stopped by Chipotle and we were jipped! I got a bowl with brown rice, fajita veggies, chicken, mild & medium salsa, corn and lots of lettuce. The first girl doing the tortilla/rice/veggies was STINGY AS F. She spread out the rice so much while only giving you a little to begin with and she gave me about 5 .. literally thats FIVE pieces folks, of the fajita veggie mix. Really? I didn't even want to bother. The party behind us saw our orders and mentioned to the workers they would pay for extra meat and etc after seeing the amounts they gave us! Luckily the lettuce girl and cashier were nice so they get +1 star. Ugh.

Q: positive

A: You walk in this joint and think you are going to have to wait forever as it is not a very big place, but probably because the service is quick and food comes out fast the turn over is not as long as it looks. The skillet breakfasts are the best. I had the veggie skillet and got it over tomatoes rather than the potatoes and it was great. Enjoy!

Q: positive

A: Great place take care of your cravings. A wide choice of flavors with many toppings to choose from (if you want). Very clean and pleasant!! Enjoy!!

Q: negative

A:
I've been thinking to try this place for ever. I finally did and I'm sad to report that per my taco standards it's barely OK. I got 2 al pastor and 2 carne asada tacos. I also ordered the "cuatro" (chips, salsa, guacamole and beans). Besides the $21 that this cost me, the food was absolutely uneventful. The tortillas were cold, the beans were lacking flavor, the salsa was meh and the guacamole was average. The al pastor tacos were kind of sweet and if you've read my comments before, you know that I can't stand the heartbreaking moment when you expect something (because they name their dish the same of something you're craving) and you get something totally different or at least far enough from the real thing. The carne asada tacos were OK but they had this indescribable green topping that was totally unexpected (in a bad way). I don't know what it was but i believe there was some onion and celery involved. Not authentic at all, at least nothing I've ever seen in Mexico. Veredict: If you pass by, it's OK for a quick bite with low expectations, otherwise, I wouldn't crave it. Cheers.