Do you stop by Chipolt’s on New Year’s Eve? Well, it’s best to check to see if it’s open first.
It’s New Year’s Eve. You’re hungry, you’re looking for a place to go and you’re thinking, “Uh-huh, Chipotle!” So you head up, find yourself in an always very long line, get to the front, and order the chicken and double bean burrito, both tomato and corn salsa, with a side of chips and queso cheese.
The perfect dripping meal. You eat healthy, support local farms and produce suppliers, and get a great little meal to help keep you going for the foreseeable future. What could go wrong?
Oh, I know, it’s New Years Eve and you can’t guarantee anything will be open or open late on December 31st. So you might like Chipotle, but will they be open to giving you what you crave? I mean, yeah, almost nothing is closed on New Year’s Eve.
Chipotle is no different, as they will be open late morning as usual. So you will be able to get what you want from them as usual. But just because it’s open doesn’t mean it’s open just like normal.
Is Chipotle open or closed?
Nearly every Chipotle will be open at normal business hours on New Year’s Eve, but that’s where the store-to-store similarities stop. Most hours will be modified and some may close as early as 6pm or open until 9pm local time, depending on a variety of factors.
So if you’re craving some Chipotle, you won’t be able to just count on showing up and getting the food, unless you’re going there for lunch. Anytime after 3pm or so, your best bet is to call ahead or check online to see if they’re open.
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