Note: Offer starts at 4pm local time.
Chipotle Mexican Grill (
link for reference purposes only) [
restaurant locator] is offering
Buy One, Get One Free Entrees valid
In-Restaurant Only at participating locations on Wednesday, November 26th, 2025 from
4PM to close local time.
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MostHatedSlickDealer for finding this deal.
Offer Terms:
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- Limited to five (5) free menu items per check and is subject to availability. Each free item requires purchase of an entrée item of equal or greater value. Valid only on November 26, 2025, starting 4 p.m. until close local time. Redeemable in-restaurant only, at participating U.S. Chipotle locations; not valid for catering, mobile, online or delivery orders. Kid's meals do not count as an entrée purchase. Purchased entrées are eligible for Chipotle Rewards points; the promotion may not otherwise be combined with other coupons, promotions, or special offers. Additional restrictions may apply; void where prohibited.
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Here's the fine print
1 – Limited to five free menu items per check and is subject to availability. Each free item requires purchase of an entrée item of equal or greater value. Valid only on November 26, 2025, starting 4 p.m. until close local time. Redeemable in-restaurant only, at participating U.S. Chipotle locations; not valid for catering, mobile, online or delivery orders. Kid's meals do not count as an entrée purchase. Purchased entrées are eligible for Chipotle Rewards points; the promotion may not otherwise be combined with other coupons, promotions, or special offers. Additional restrictions may apply; void where prohibited.
Community Reviews
Chipotle's Thanksgiving Eve BOGO is a solid in restaurant value play for people who can get to a participating location after 4 p.m. It can cover multiple entrees in one visit, and the deal has been confirmed through corporate emails and the official site. The strongest upside is getting two or more bowls or burritos for roughly the price of one, with some locations ringing the second item free automatically. The main catches are uneven participation, long lines, occasional ingredient shortages, and staff sometimes needing proof or limiting the offer to one free item. A practical, crowd dependent pickup if you can verify your store first.
Families or roommates splitting a takeout run, because the BOGO can cover four bowls for about $27 to $30 and feed four people.
Shoppers who can arrive after 4 p.m. and order in person, because the second entree can ring free at checkout without a code.
People who want a straightforward in-store meal deal, because the promotion worked without extra hoops at some locations and the portions were not skimped on.
Buyers planning to stock up for later, because the bowls freeze decently when sealed and reheat better on medium or low power.
People needing a guaranteed, hassle-free redemption, because some locations require proof, limit the offer to one free entree, or refuse it entirely.
Online-order regulars, because the promotion is in-restaurant only and web or mobile ordering can create missing-item problems and long backlogs.
Late-night diners hoping for a full menu, because some locations ran out of bowls and key ingredients before closing.
Shoppers expecting a polished, fast line experience, because crowds can be heavy and staff may rush packing enough to spill sauce.
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Not sure if the move cut down on the number of outbreaks.
Yes. Moe's charges a fee for convenience, almost like "your chips and salsas are not free now."
I think the fee Moe's charges goes to OLO which appears to be a food service SaaS (Service as a software aka their online app) and just has the customer eat it and hope they don't notice. I doubt you would have to pay this if you went through the line and paid at the register.
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I think the fee Moe's charges goes to OLO which appears to be a food service SaaS (Service as a software aka their online app) and just has the customer eat it and hope they don't notice. I doubt you would have to pay this if you went through the line and paid at the register.
If the offer is available through in person only. I forget how they do their deals, but I think they have a BOGO for everyone at the time they do the promotion. You could order it in the app and they would also have it in person.
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