Chipotle's All-New Order-Ahead App Launches With Support for Apple Pay

[MacRumors]

Chipotle Mexican Grill today launched a significantly redesigned mobile ordering app for iPhone and Android smartphones.

The app has a streamlined user experience and several new features, including quick reordering of favorites or recent orders, a more user-friendly store locator, and the ability to receive, store, and redeem Chipotle offers.

The app's order-ahead functionality also supports mobile payment services Apple Pay and Android Pay. To accommodate online orders, most Chipotle restaurants are now equipped with a dedicated line for customers using the app.

Chipotle's new app was developed by Deloitte and is rolling out now on the App Store [Direct Link] for iOS devices.

Article Link: Chipotle's All-New Order-Ahead App Launches With Support for Apple Pay

 

[deany]

This will be handy for Tucker Gott when he's on his travels, Tuck likes his Chipotle, he can pre-order while flying.
I wish they would open more in the UK, outside London.

 

[1applerules1]

This is financially dangerous. I’m already broke af

 

[Theophany]

I'll have to remember to install Laundrapp too, they kinda go hand in hand.

 

[hlfway2anywhere]

It also removes the Apple Watch app.

 

[OldSchoolMacGuy]

Even faster access to norovirus!!!!!

 

[Hater]

This will be handy for Tucker Gott when he's on his travels, Tuck likes his Chipotle, he can pre-order while flying.
I wish they would open more in the UK, outside London.

Random. I understand the popular reference you're referring to.

Jake broke his ankle last night after a rough landing.

 

[Mobster1983]

Please hurry and open in Hawaii.

 

[Karma*Police]

Nothing like a little financial crisis to light a fire under a business to accept Apple Pay. It amazes me why businesses are so slow to adopt a payment method that can only increase sales by making checkout easier and more secure for their customers.

It'd be interesting to see when/if Amazon and Wal-mart ever accepts Apple Pay.

 

[tmiw]

Nothing like a little financial crisis to light a fire under a business to accept Apple Pay. It amazes me why businesses are so slow to adopt a payment method that can only increase sales by making checkout easier and more secure for their customers.

It'd be interesting to see when/if Amazon and Wal-mart ever accepts Apple Pay.

This is just in their app though, not in-store. I get the feeling that Chipotle isn't going to support NFC any time soon--if they ever do.

 

[Solomani]

Even faster access to norovirus!!!!!

That was so 2 years ago. But you can always get your Taco Bell fix instead.

 

[jdillings]

So what's the verdict on their new queso? Is it good or bad?

 

[Böhme417]

To accommodate online orders, most Chipotle restaurants are now equipped with a dedicated line for customers using the app.​

Please tell me where these locations are. All of the locations near me are people with mobile orders congregating around the only cashier, who is ignoring the people with mobile orders and continuing to take people from the regular line. Annoys me every time.

 

[Breaking Good]

That was so 2 years ago.

They (Chipotle) have had several. The most recent that I know of was in July at a store in Sterling, Virginia.

 

[iFan]

So what's the verdict on their new queso? Is it good or bad?

It's not bad but I find it a little too smoky for my tastes.

 

[nutmac]

That was so 2 years ago. But you can always get your Taco Bell fix instead.

2 years ago? More like 4 months ago. In July, more than 130 people were tested positive for norovirus after eating at Chipotle in Virgnia location.

More so than norovirus, I am more concerned with decreased food quality. In northern California, the food quality has taken a nose dive, with more stale ingredients (rice that tastes like it was cooked more than 4 hours ago, overcooked meat, mushy salsa) and smaller portion size.

These days, if I were to patronize a Mexican chain, my default is Rubio's.

 

[x86isslow]

2 years ago? More like 4 months ago. In July, more than 130 people were tested positive for norovirus after eating at Chipotle in Virgnia location.

More so than norovirus, I am more concerned with decreased food quality. In northern California, the food quality has taken a nose dive, with more stale ingredients (rice that tastes like it was cooked more than 4 hours ago, overcooked meat, mushy salsa) and smaller portion size.

These days, if I were to patronize a Mexican chain, my default is Rubio's.

I don’t know if it’s norovirus but I got pretty sick from Chipotle last month. The Moe’s across the street from Chipotle closed, so now we’re down to 1 fast casual Mexican restaurant in town.

 

[deany]

You can't beat a good Burrito. When we went to California in 2003 there was a drive thru owned by Mexicans in Oceanside, best God damm Mexican food we have had.
My brother nicknamed it "Burrito Heaven"!

 

[InuNacho]

You can't beat a good Burrito. When we went to California in 2003 there was a drive thru owned by Mexicans in Oceanside, best God damm Mexican food we have had.
My brother nicknamed it "Burrito Heaven"!

Chipotle is a bad joke. Here in California, all the good burritos come from hole in the wall taquerias and you look hard enough you’ll find organic or vegetarian joints as well.

 

[nutmac]

Chipotle is a bad joke. Here in California, all the good burritos come from hole in the wall taquerias and you look hard enough you’ll find organic or vegetarian joints as well.

Yes, and let's not forget the price. At just about any local taqueria in CA, you can get a "supreme" burrito with all the ingredients (including guacamole) and complementary chips and salsa for under $10 after tax.

Chipotle charges $2.10 for chips and salsa and guacamole is whopping $2.10 for ultra tiny scoop, or about $13 total.

 

[deeddawg]

Does the app let you order a side of E. Coli or Salmonella food poisoning too?
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That was so 2 years ago. But you can always get your Taco Bell fix instead.

https://iwaspoisoned.com/tag/chipotle-mexican-grill

 

[DEMinSoCAL]

Nothing like a little financial crisis to light a fire under a business to accept Apple Pay. It amazes me why businesses are so slow to adopt a payment method that can only increase sales by making checkout easier and more secure for their customers.

It'd be interesting to see when/if Amazon and Wal-mart ever accepts Apple Pay.

I don't think I've ever, ever not bought anything because a retailer (brick-and-mortor or internet) didn't have Apple Pay.

At the same time, I've never chosen one retailer (who accepts Apple Pay) over another retailer who doesn't accept it, merely because of that.

While Apple Pay may be convenient (to be honest, getting a credit card out of my wallet isn't exactly hard), I don't see it as a way to increase sales. Just as another way to pay for something you were going to buy already.

 

[kobochi]

No Face ID support?

 

[brushlee]

2 years ago? More like 4 months ago. In July, more than 130 people were tested positive for norovirus after eating at Chipotle in Virgnia location.

More so than norovirus, I am more concerned with decreased food quality. In northern California, the food quality has taken a nose dive, with more stale ingredients (rice that tastes like it was cooked more than 4 hours ago, overcooked meat, mushy salsa) and smaller portion size.

These days, if I were to patronize a Mexican chain, my default is Rubio's.

South California is the same level. You just described my last few experiences. I used to have amazing food at Chipotle in AZ and by some "inertia" I keep going once in a while and I like it less and less

 

[69Mustang]

Nothing like a little financial crisis to light a fire under a business to accept Apple Pay. It amazes me why businesses are so slow to adopt a payment method that can only increase sales by making checkout easier and more secure for their customers.

It'd be interesting to see when/if Amazon and Wal-mart ever accepts Apple Pay.

None of what you say is true. Payment methods don't increase sales, and Apple Pay isn't going to move more fast food. You've literally just thrown a lot of words together in the proper order but neglected to pay attention to what message they were conveying. Are you that unaware of just how little all the Pays combined are used in the US?