I LOVE CHIPOTLE! It's not the best burrito in Toronto obviously, but this location is awesome and funky. It was full on business men and women (obvi) during lunch on a weekday. I don't really like that but meh... I do still prefer the Dundas Yonge location. I got the carnitas, it was amazing as always - packed and juicy and fresh. The staff kind of rush you here I find? I don't wanna be rushed dammit!!! I also got the guac and salsa, pretty standard. They only take CREDIT CARDS and CASH!!! NOOOOO DEBIT!!!!!!! pay attention. read more

Me and my girlfriend came from the US and stopped here on our way out of town. It was the best chipotle we have ever had. The chicken was thick and juicy and they really load up your bowls. The guacamole was green and luscious and the cheese melted beautifully into the mix. I don't know if all Chipotles in Canada are this good, but this one is doing something right! If you're visiting from the states or live in Toronto, I still highly recommend this Chipotle read more

Very friendly service! They put so much in my burrito that it exploded a bit on one end so she put a smiley face on that side so I would know which side to start with. Talk about thinking of your customers! read more

Food was awesome. Fresh and tasty. You can never go wrong with Chipotle. It's your go to good especially when you can get or find something reasonable. Chipotle never disappoints. read more

This location gets 4 stars. I want to give it 3, but I will explain what the 4th star is for in a minute. So went in around 7:30 on Friday. There were only a couple people eating and a couple more in line ahead of us. The service was friendly, however, they literally scrapped the last bits of meat (chicken for myself, beef for my friend) into our burrito bowls. There's nothing wrong with the meat, but it would have been nice to get some freshly cooked meat along with the last bits of the previous container. Also the portions scooped into our respective bowls was a bit on the lesser side than the other locations I frequent. Do people in this area just enjoy spending more and getting less than other areas? Was this a one time thing? Not sure. I definitely don't enjoy getting small portions when I'm spending so much (and adding extra for guac). Then my friend wanted chips and she got salsa instead of guac. I can't recall for sure but I think the price difference is somewhere from $0.50-1.00 in the two options. But the salsa is literally the stuff they put in your burrito and as the mild one is basically chopped tomatoes is very difficult to scoop out of the container with the chip. So I would suggest not going for the salsa. The guac is pricy. They like to charge more for it. But it tastes so good. Nowhere else makes a guac this good (from my experience) so I would rather shell out the extra coins for it. Also the chips were disgustingly over salted. I've had chips and guac at another location and it was a decent amount of salt but this bag of chips... Oh dear. One more thing, I'm not sure if I missed it, but it looks like this location only has one disposal area for customers... I was literally running around with garbage for 2 mins. So for all the above I would give this location 3 stars. But then I visited the washroom. And it was out of toilet paper. I could have just made use of the paper towels for drying your hands. But instead I went to the cash and let one of the employees know. Within 5 mins she went and put in new rolls. This is what gets this location the extra star. They were friendly while serving food, and they listened and followed through on a "complaint." Good service will always get you a star with me! I probably won't be back here again. I don't frequent this area and I prefer a couple of the other locations anyway. But this visit has taught me to always go for the guac with chips!! read more

Very disappointed in you Chipotle. The three of us that ordered steak all had ours full of gristle and fat showing a blatant lack of giving a shit while trimming or cooking the meat. I wrestled with myself, alternating between bites of terrible and barely acceptable morsels of steak with changes of heart with whether to complain or not. At the end of the meal, I had had enough! I discreetly went up to the cashier and whispered to them that this was a terrible experience to which they responded with a blank look which I telepathically understood to mean "Buddy I couldn't care less" You let me down Chipotle read more

My favourite burrito/mexican fast food. I've given Mucho Burrito/Freshwest/burritoboyz all a try and I still think chipotle is a better choice. The ingredients overall seem fresher than the other places. I usually opt for the burrito bowl as the burrito itself is too messy for me. The service isn't bad for the amount of people they have go through there during rush hour. We received excellent service today when we went - one of the burritos we ordered broke while it was being wrapped and the preparer insisted on rewrapping it with a newly toasted tortilla. On top of that we also got chips and guac on the house! Ps. you can buy beer at certain chipotle locations. read more

Heard some really good things about Chipotle so made a trek today at lunch to try it out. Was good but I think my expectations were raised a little to high. First thing I noticed was the line up of about 15-18 people ahead of me, but was extremely surprised and impressed at how speedy and efficient the service was. I had my food made, paid for in sat down to eat in probably about 3 minutes! I ordered the spicy steak burrito. The main ingredients were very good and tasty but was missing the heat! I thought there might at least be a little kick to it but it never came. Guacamole was an extra $2.20 and seemed to be quite bland and boring. Overall I feel it was a pretty decent meal, amazing and speedy service, but also slightly overpriced. read more

Mmm this is a great chain. I'm glad it made its way to Canada. It's about $8-9 a burrito. You can skip the burrito and opt for the bowl (aka no tortilla), or salad (toppings on bed of lettuce), or tacos (3 soft flour tacos) if you wish. The ingredients are all very fresh and the meats are tender. The steak is not quite as juicy and delicious as the ones I've had in their Californian chains but it's still pretty good. Place gets crowded during lunch time so be prepared to wait in line! read more

slightly disapointted in the fact that they didn't have a large/larger size burrito, as well the toppings weren't as available as a standard chipotle. still amazing food and amazing flavor read more

Came here two nights ago for dinner before watching the Mayor's debate at the CBC headquarters. Just wanted something not so pricey and quick. Not really my first choice for Mexican but decent... I had the Barboca bowl (Bar-ba-coa says the gril-man, as I try to pronounce it) Decent amount of flavour with the pinto beans, grilled vegtables. cheese and sour cream but felt really heavy. $12.50 for this and a drink. read more

I had heard a lot about this chain of grab and go Mexican grill. Even witnessed huge crowds at their other location near Dundas Square. However never had a chance to actually dine here as it was either the guac and chip or just a beer while my friends were dinning here. Ah well I walked in at this spot at an off peak hour and the place had a manageable crowd. I ordered two Barbacoa/chicken burrittos sans the rice and beans (people would say that's more of a fajita but hey my food my choice) thinking I can try the other one later. Added the guac which looks freshly made and whole bunch of other toppings. First off maybe I didn't add the beans/rice so the size of the burrito wasn't what I am used to as it was a lot smaller. Taste was decent (to be fair I have a higher expectation of Mexican food having lived in Nor Cal for years). Hmm I would say surely above a fast food level spot. I can see the attraction here in Canada as they are starved for even half decent Mexican fare hence the line ups. For moi I think its middling at best. 3 Stars. read more

No secret that my husband and I love burritos, it's a kind of addiction. I have my favourites (Chorizo in the burbs, and Bandidos downtown) but lately I've been all about the burrito bowl from Chipotle. Most burrito joints I go for bean and cheese, with all of the fillings I tend to find the meat takes over (plus I'm getting some protein in the beans), but Chipotle's steak has really impressed me. It's always perfectly cooked with some pink on the inside! The reason I go for the bowl here is that they don't grill the burritos so I find the tortilla a bit too chewy and unnecessary on the calorie front. The bowl comes with rice (white or brown - I usually go for white), beans (black for me), salsa (the spicy red tomatillo is truly fantastic, hot but super flavourful as well), and then lettuce, cheese, sour cream, and I pay the RIDICULOUS 2.25 for guacamole too. To me guac is a necessary burrito topping and should be included everywhere. Anyways this is a super filling meal but incredibly tasty. You can split it over two meals for sure and at least you rest easy knowing the ingredients are fresh and the meat is local. I'm a regular at the Front St. location but I have to say the Yonge location, albeit way busier, has better service. Final thought: my husband has the app and it's really handy to pre-order if you're going during a busy time! You can head right to the cash to grab and go. read more

Came here for the first time on a recommendation from a friend while we were downtown for the day. This place is a nice cozy little burrito joint. I had a basic chicken burrito skip the beans as I hate pinto and black beans. The portion sizes were huge for the price. We also got some of the ''chips'' and salsa which also made a great light addition to our burritos. I love the fact that this place takes practice in ''food with integrity'', meaning they use free-range chickens and organic produce in their recipes. If only all other fast food joints would follow suit. Would definitely recccomend! read more

I haven't written a review a very long time so this one means a lot to me The pros: - the chicken is seasoned and cooked very well - the combo of lettuce and salsa (3 kinds!!) sour cream and cheese and brown rice is awesome - the ability to customize The cons: - it is way too expensive for what you get - I've gotten it several times but it just doesn't match up to the NYC version - they do not put enough!!!!! everything is way too measured and when you open up the burrito bowl container you almost want to shed a little tear cause you are wondering where the rest of it went - they almost make you feel a little guilty for asking for a little bit more - omg I can't even talk about the tacos; yes they give you three but there was more of the shell than toppings - I tried the carnitas and barbacoa and it wasn't good at all; they made the entire dish just soggy I really hate to admit that I'm soooo disappointed in this Chipotle; you have no idea how much it pains me to give it 2 stars Chipotle you really made me :( read more

It's quick, easy and pretty consistent. The food tastes great and I leave satisfied every time. That said, the acoustics at the counter must be awful. You will need to speak up and pay attention when ordering. I find the employees have always been very friendly and accommodating. read more

I've had Chipotle in the U.S. and at the other Canadian locations, and I have to agree with the other reviewers - this location doesn't quite live up to the U.S. standard. Chipotle is an awesome well-rounded, filling meal, with fresh ingredients, and it's quick. So it's the perfect solution for a pre-game or pre-concert meal, right between the ACC and Rogers Center. Even with a long line-up, the service is speedy (albeit, maybe a bit *too* speedy, as there is a lack of personality and customer service with this speediness). I do find they go a bit light on some ingredients, and heavier on others, making it not quite the right balance compared with the U.S. portions I've had. I always get the vegetarian burrito bowl, and I find it perfectly satisfying. Cash and credit accepted; no debit. Liquor licence is apparently pending. read more

The skimpiest Chipotle ever. If you want a satisfying bowl, DON'T come here. All the staffs are extremely skimpy on food and they serve you the least amount of food you can expect from a standard chipotle restaurant. If you are a vegetarian or chose a veggie bowl, you get literally half a bowl. Yes you can ask for more, but how much more can you ask when all they do is give you like tiny little bit more. Never have I ever gone to a Chipotle and felt not full afterwards. Never coming back to this location again. Go to Yonge and Dundas or Yorkdale if you want good chipotle bowls... read more

Chipotle Mexican Grill - Believe it or not, this is an uneaten veggie bowl, without rice. You don't get more beans or veggie fajitas. Worst $10 spent. - Mexican Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Best location in Ontario. I read some reviews here that it is better in the US. I call bull, I've had Chipotle in Michigan, NY State, Georgia, Pennsylvania, it is exactly the same. Though I will say the Square One location is lacking. They have no love, weak portions, getting wrong two out of the 3 things why people love this restaurant. As for the 3rd reason, taste, Chipotle's food is always fresh. No MSG or any of it's other dubious names 'natural flavours' etc. It's pure, well made food and none of it is GMO (yay no GMO corn), or mass factory farmed meat, hence a bit more expensive. We bailed on all the other burrito places when Chipotle's came to Toronto, as it is just fresher, purer, filling, and zero bloated, sluggish feeling after. Clearly less salt is used here too, a restaurant staple to create flavour when poor quality ingredients create none. But Chipotle doesn't require over spicing This is the anti Christ of Taco Bell, if you are looking for that dirty, bloated, it was good but I shouldn't have, why did I let my gym membership go?? feeling, go to one of the other burrito chains. Quote 'I was bad, I went to Burrito Boyz today,' said by my best friend. Not me, after Chipotle, I feel ahmazing. read more

Its been over a year since i had a bowl. I got veggie and it was amazing. Friendly service as well. 5stars read more

Chipotle Mexican Grill - $10.11 with tax... Veggie. I just wished they had some sort of fish or salmon. - Mexican Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I was very excited to see a Chipotles open up near my work since the only other location that was accessible was on Yonge. I can't seem to put my finger on it but there is a bit of a difference with the taste of the burrito. I know it's a chain so it should be done the same way but I really felt like the Yonge st location has a better burrito overall. I would still recommend the Front Street location as it's much more convenient read more

This is our go to burrito place for fresh, healthy tacos and burritos when we're in Toronto. Friendly staff and massive burritos! Excellent option for vegan is the sofrita so good!the restaurant isn't that big and it gets packed quickly. read more

Chipotle Mexican Grill - Sofrita burrito ( vegan- tofu) really good!! - Mexican Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Whoever makes the rice here in the mornings needs to step up their game. The rice is consistently undercooked and it ruins the whole bowl.

Who the hell does these people think they are? Charging over $11 for a burrito + drink. Maybe I should open a spring roll restaurant in a posh area and charge nearly double that price to capitalize on these mindless consumerism......oh wait... I spent over $13 on lunch when I came here with a former co-worker, he said this place was dope. I'm looking at the prices and thought to might self, these better be actual dope if I'm spending this kind of money on such kitsch food! The effing thing was huge, bigger than any roll I have ever...okay you get the idea. It must have been a pound of burrito. Such North American indulgence over even the simplest of things. With avocado, the burrito was alright. In my opinion, it is not at all edible without it. With drink and a side of chips, it was thirteen bucks. THIRTEEN BUCKS! Since when did tacos become apart of the illustrious yuppie lifestyle?! They even have a kids menu, which looks like a box lunch you would make for your kids if the main course was a pack of DunkAroos. The counter was so white, it didn't even look like a fast food restaurant. The website states that they have a philosophy of using healthful ingredients, and being picky with it's source of meat. I can use the same philosophy, open a corner hot dog stand, and sell the dogs at six dollars each, justifying it by claiming the dogs were purchased from Pussateri's, or some local farm. The point is; WHO CARES?! IT'S TACOS! Take $13, and go to any other restaurant not disillusioned by greed and a culture of conspicuous consumption, and see what you can get for lunch. $13 gets you lunch for two at T&T super market only five minute drive away. $13 gets you a buffet worth of tacos at Taco Bell. It gets you in a pretentious nightclub on a Friday night anywhere in the city (with coat-check)! But maybe you want to spent that $13 on a burrito and some chips... They even have a patio. Burrito goes al fresco. Nice...why don't we go for the full authentic experience and replace the outdoor tables with a loading dock curb, get a broken down truck was spray you with exhaust, and have people standing at the corner dealing crack. I'd pay $13 for that! And where's the tequila?? You try to find me a dry 'Mexican Grill' in Mexico! This place is so fake it's a insult to the Mexican people. The service here is an awkward conversation, and there are no photos on the menu depicting the food. As if I'm supposed to know what everything is supposed to be. The floor is devoid of any decor whatsoever. My buddy was right, this place really is 'dope'. read more

Geez. After reading some other reviews, I hope I don't offend to many people with this one! I also promise that Chipotle has not offered me any stock options or even a free side of guac for this review. Here are some points for those who may not have tried this yet ... 1. They have a limited selection if burritos, tacos, and a bowl. (Burrito without the tortilla shell). They offer pork , beef, chicken, and a vegetarian option called safritas. 2. The bowls and burritos are 8.95$ before tax. The burritos and bowls are both huge and made with ingredients that are usually organic or from animals that are farmed with care, which is more than most similar places can claim. For some people, this is apparently the same price as a meal at Canoe. 3. The guac costs an extra 2.21$. It is made in house. 4. Toppings that do not incur an extra charge include grilled peppers and onions, salsas, corn, pinto or black beans, shredded cheese, lettuce, and sour cream. They have a choice of three Tabasco sauce flavours as well. 5. The staff at this location seem to be friendlier than at the other location on Yonge. They also don't seem to try to skimp on ingredients like the Yonge location sometimes does. 6. The burritos and bowls are delicious. You will be hard pressed to find a better burrito anywhere in Toronto. 7. They offer unsweetened tea for those who like sugar free iced tea in the summer. (It is in the metal container by the fountain drink station.) 8. They sell bottled beers and a margarita as well. 9. With the 13% tax, a bowl and a drink is $12.20. Yes, McDonald's, Popeyes, and a lot of food trucks are cheaper, but this is one case where you get what you pay for. read more

I don't know if Chipotle missed the memo, but Toronto is in a different country! We expect a whole wheat option, and we like to be able to pay with Interac. (We also don't call it "soda", and we don't put "employees must wash hands" signs in our washrooms - around here that goes without saying!) Is it just me, or should a burrito be grilled instead of soggy? And why is there fourteen pounds - err, six kilos - of cilantro in everything? After all the hype, I've been here twice and both times been hugely disappointed. Walk up to Mucho Burrito at Queen Street instead, you won't regret it! read more

It's a busy place. Very fast service. We were in a rush and decided to try it. Turned out pretty good. I had bowl of salad chicken and beans. Some tomatoes on the side. Tomatoes supposed to be mild but I found it a bit too spicy for me. Other than that I really enjoyed it. read more

This is a great place to grab a quick burrito. With your choice of meat (chicken, steak, or pork), beans (black or pinto), and rice (brown or white) and all the trimmings (mild, medium, or hot sauce; lettuce, grilled veggies, corn, and guac) there are so many variations. I think the highlight is the tortilla which is large and pliable but manages to keep all the delicious fillings contained and minimizes mess (in case you're, let's say, riding the GO while eating). You can also forgo the tortilla and have a bowl with rice and salad instead. Great value at just over $10 as it's quite filling and well balanced. The staff are great at letting you add toppings like both hot and mild sauce (the latter is picco de gallo which brings a nice freshness to the meal). Guac is $2.21 extra read more

Overpriced for mediocre food and stale nacho chips. Guac is good, but they charge too much for it.. How is it not included in the price of a burrito? I won't be back! read more

It was my first time being to a Chipotle restaurant and unless it's a bathroom emergency, it will be my last. The burrito I got didn't taste bad, it was an average chain burrito; however every other chain Texmex restaurant I've been to has more variety of toppings. I thought the cost was high, they didn't grill my burrito after wrapping it (so it was cold aside from the meat) and they didn't wrap it well, a large portion of my burrito was wasted... I recommend going to Quesada, it's cheaper, there are more toppings, they wrap burrito's well, they grill the burrito and they have a stamp point system to earn free food. read more

Today I went into this location and while I was waiting in line, I noticed that an employee behind the counter was wearing his pants hanging down so that about six inches of his underwear was showing. So I left without buying anything. read more

This Chipotle gets a solid three stars. The line ups are long due to the work crowd but it moves pretty fast. For some reason, I didn't find the food as fresh as the location at Yonge & Dundas. In general I find Chipotle a bit expensive ($10 plus tax for a chicken salad bowl?!) especially when you add guacamole. read more

Best choice for a fast meal. You pay a bit more than your traditional fast food restaurant, but the food is much better quality and you get a good sized serving. read more

So I've heard the word Chipotle a lot in life and recently other than a reference to salad dressing. This was my first time getting Chipotle and I'm using going to say that it was pretty filling. I got the burrito bowl which comes packed with rice, beans, veggies, cheese and meat. For my meat option I chose to try tofu; i tried their feature veggie concoction which had some decent flavour to it. The tortilla was really nice and tasty. The bowl itself was decent but I added on guacamole ($2.50 extra) and that added some nice flavour. The portion size is alright but the price is too much in my opinion. I'll return, but only once I can afford it again. Try the place out and judge for yourself. read more

I really quite enjoy chipotles. I typically eat organic at home so it's nice to see a place serve organic foods. I do however have an issue with chipotles. They are far from consistent. Serving size varies every time I go. Sometimes it's twice as big and sometimes it's twice as small. It's as if a kids and a xl is the same price and what you get depends on who is serving you. Luck of the draw. I also find that even though I get the exact same thing every time it varies in degree of spice. Sometimes it's perfect and sometimes my mouth burns. My stomach can't take heat so this becomes a issue. I love the food don't get me wrong I go back a lot but I wish they were consistent so I knew what I was getting every visit. read more

Stopped in for a cheese quesadilla on my way to catch a train. It was in no way busy but the staff moved slowly and there seemed to be several people behind the counter doing little to nothing. I was handed the wrong quesadilla, which I had no way of knowing until biting into a chunk of meat I had requested not to have. Good thing the staff is too busy dicking around to respect people's dietary restrictions. read more

No joke this is one of the best Chipotle locations. Don't get me wrong the place is always PACKED but that's why I recommend online ordering. It saves you the time of waiting in line and from what I've noticed the food is always prepared better (more quantity of meat, rice, toppings, etc.). Then simply go to the front, pay and you're out of there. Very convenient for people on the go who just want to grab some Chipotle. They also have a loyalty program which gets you free food! read more

I love Chipotle and this is the location that I frequent. It's always super packed during lunch so beware of this... if you are looking to grab lunch, give yourself some time! However, their service is quick and my go-to is always the rice bowl. I've also found that it is a good idea to get chips on the side to dip with guac and the bowl. If you aren't sure what meat you want, simply ask the server for a sample, they are super nice about it! Overall, if you are looking for a healthier alternative to fast food, this would be a great option! read more

Uncomplicated good food served fast and at a reasonable price. What else do you need when you are on the go but still have to eat? Look no further. read more

Few of the marlies were eating here...Kadri got a parking ticket. Menu is $2-4 cheaper in California.