About CP Menus

CP Menus is an independent reference for the Chipotle menu in the United States, built from 368 restaurants’ own menus read on 25 September 2026 and the brand’s published records; it is not Chipotle and is not connected to it.

CP Menus review deskReviewed 28 September 2026Prices read 25 September 2026 at 368 restaurantsHow every figure gets here

What this site is

CP Menus is an independent reference for the Chipotle menu in the United States: what is on it, what it costs restaurant by restaurant, what is in it and what the brand says about it. It is published by an independent publisher and is not Chipotle. It has no connection to Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. or to any of its restaurants, takes no orders and speaks for no restaurant. The brand’s own line on its marks applies here: “The Services contain many valuable trademarks owned and used by Chipotle throughout the world. These trademarks are used to distinguish Chipotle’s quality products and services.”

What is on it

146 item pages, 20 menu hubs, 31 tools and computed tables, 22 comparisons, 60 guides, 18 service pages, 49 state pages and 10 pages about the site, every one built from the same data. The prices come from the ordering menus of 368 Chipotle restaurants read on 25 September 2026 across 48 states and DC (46,681 price rows and 15,452 add-on rows on 127 products). The rest comes from the brand’s nutrition calculator (286 records), its printed nutrition sheet (dated OCT-2024), its allergens and special diets chart (26 rows), its 53 ingredient statements, its directory of 4,160 restaurant pages, its program and promotion pages and its newsroom. The how we check page sets out how each figure is read and checked.

What makes it different

A price is a range with the count of restaurants behind it and a read date, never one restaurant’s figure presented as the price; the prices by state page shows every state’s median and every state has its own page.
The brand’s own delivery price beside every pickup price, from the same menu, so the delivery markup is the brand’s figure and not a delivery app’s.
Calories the way the brand records them: one record per part, and every plate summed from named parts, because the menu lists an entree’s protein alone.
Allergen marks from the brand’s own chart, and its tags where the chart has no row, with the brand’s cross-contact caveat on every page and no item ever called safe.
The brand’s own words, quoted with their source, wherever a rule is the brand’s: hours, rewards, delivery, catering, EBT, halal, food safety.
A read date on every page and two logs, the price change log and the menu change log, of what changed between reads.

What it is not

Not a store locator, not an ordering site, not a review site and not medical or dietary advice. It publishes no reviews, no ratings and no testimonials, and it carries no advertising at launch; the advertising disclosure page says what would change if that changed. A question about an order goes to the brand, and the customer service page says where; a question about a job goes to the brand’s careers site, whose published benefits the careers page quotes.

Who to write to

Corrections, questions about a figure and notes about a restaurant whose menu differs from the range shown are welcome at [email protected]; the corrections page says what happens to them.