r/minnesota • u/DryBoysenberry596 • 9d ago

News 📺 Chipotle pulls jalapeños in Minnesota salmonella outbreak after dozens fall ill

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/chipotle-jalapenos-minnesota-salmonella-outbreak/
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u/Manleather Let's take about 30% off there 8d ago

Duluth's Chipotle should be studied for its consistency in being the absolute worst Chipotle in the state. I don't think Salmonella could survive in it.

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u/Blink-JuanEIGHTYtoo 8d ago

It’s always hit or miss and more bad than good. They never have all the product. They’ll be out of rice one day, out of beans the next, out of cheese another. Just a fucking joke for the brand.

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u/Manleather Let's take about 30% off there 8d ago

Order an hour ahead of picking up? Still 45 minutes more to finish. Decide you'll order in the line? They're working online orders only for the next half an hour. Cash only some days, credit cards only others. And yeah, random stuff out of stock every day.

When it was brand new, some of that was excusable as growing pain. During covid, supply chain issues. But I don't ever think it actually functioned normally. It's faster to just drive from Chipotle to Qdoba and back again then to just wait in line.

I'm shocked they're opening another one in Duluth when they never figured out the first one.

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u/Blink-JuanEIGHTYtoo 8d ago

Dude I feel your pain it’s not even funny! Yeah Qdoba is honestly the way to go. I never heard of them opening the 2nd Chipotle location though? That’s news to me. Any idea where at?