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Chipotle (NYSE:CMG) officially entered the Mexican market on Thursday, opening its first restaurant in the country as the U. S.

<body><p>STORY: :: San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico / July 16, 2026</p><p>:: U.S. fast food chain Chipotle, which specializes in Mexican flavors, opens its first restaurant in Mexico</p><p>“(Chipotle) is a brand I connect with mainly in the United States, that’s where I first got to know it. And every time I visited the U.S., stopping by a Chipotle to eat became a must because as you’re walking down the streets, you’re exploring, and you get really hungry, and it’s just such a great option, so that’s what started catching my attention. It became a regular thing, and I became a huge fan. Now that it’s here in Monterrey, I think it’s awesome to have it so close by.” </p><p>:: Chipotle's move into Mexico follows two failed Taco Bell attempts, as locals favored authentic Mexican food</p><p>:: Pablo de Brito, Chipotle General Manager in Mexico</p><p>“Several people asked me: What has Chipotle’s entry into Mexico meant? The reality is that it has meant a lot of work and a lot of research. How does Chipotle’s value proposition connect with Mexican consumers? And when we discovered that consumers in Monterrey are young people with close ties to U.S. culture, who are already familiar with the brand and value the characteristics that make it unique.”</p><p>The fast food chain will offer diners burritos, bowls, tacos, salads and quesadillas at their new spot located inside a mall in San Pedro Garza Garcia.</p><p>Long lines formed outside the restaurant on opening day as customers waited to place orders, many of them already familiar with the brand through visits to the U.S.</p><p>Alsea, Chipotle's local operator, whose portfolio includes Domino's Pizza, Starbucks and Burger King in Europe and Latin America, operates more than 4,830 locations and will serve as the development and expansion partner for the California-based chain.</p></body>
By Daniel Becerril and Sarah Morland MONTERREY, July 16 (Reuters) - With balloons, confetti and optimism, U.S.-based Cal-Mex food chain Chipotle on Thursday opened its first restaurant in the country,
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Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG), a U.S. restaurant chain offering customizable Mexican-inspired food, is expanding into Mexico with its first location scheduled to open Thursday in the Monterrey metropolitan area. The company is entering the market in partnership with Alsea, a Latin American restaurant operator that manages brands including Starbucks across the region. Chipotle plans to open additional restaurants in Nuevo Leon later this year before expanding into Mexico City in 2027, suggesting the company is taking a phased approach to building its presence in the country.
This site is the first to launch under the development agreement announced by Chipotle and Alsea in April 2025.
The company’s location in the Monterrey metropolitan area is in partnership with Alsea.
Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG) is preparing to open its first restaurant in Mexico this week, marking a major milestone in the company’s international growth strategy as it enters the country that inspired much of its menu. The restaurant chain, which operates more than 4,100 locations worldwide, described the launch as a significant step in its global expansion plans.
The fast casual chain is launching in the Monterrey area in partnership with Alsea, with plans to expand into Mexico City in 2027
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Chipotle Mexican Grill is launching its first restaurant in Mexico this week through a strategic partnership with Latin American operator Alsea.
Chipotle Mexican Grill today announced that the first Chipotle restaurant in Mexico will open on Thursday, July 16 in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, part of the Monterrey metropolitan area, in partnership with Alsea, a leading restaurant operator in Latin America and Europe. The opening marks a significant milestone in Chipotle’s international growth strategy […]
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