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Chipotle began in 1993 when founder Steve Ells, a Culinary Institute of America graduate, opened the first location in Denver with an $85,000 loan from his father, initially hoping to fund a fine-dining restaurant. That first shop, a converted ice cream parlor, quickly sold over 1,000 burritos a day, far exceeding its 107-burrito break-even goal, and unexpectedly launched a fast-casual revolution. Regulars know that the magic lies in the assembly line, where you can customize every element to craft your perfect meal.
Most first-timers just order a burrito or a bowl as-is and often feel like they get skimped. Instead, order a Burrito Bowl and ask for a tortilla on the side – it's a cheap add-on that lets you make a massive burrito with about half your bowl, leaving you with a second mini-bowl. Also, ask for 'half and half' on rice and beans, and then on your protein, and request extra of any free toppings (like fajita veggies or mild salsa) after the initial scoop; this often results in significantly larger portions for the same price.
Every restaurant has its legendary dishes.
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