Chipotle opens first NY restaurant with modern twist in Yorktown Heights
The new location incorporates modern materials and artwork in a nod to historic design elements.
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Jun 25, 2024, 1:23 PM
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5ds agoChipotle Mexican Grill is bringing its signature burritos and bowls to a new location in Yorktown Heights, opening its doors tomorrow at 3200 Crompond Road.
But this isn't your average Chipotle. This is the company's first restaurant in New York state to feature a brand-new design.
The new location incorporates modern materials and artwork in a nod to historic design elements. The restaurant also boasts a "Chipotlane," a drive-thru lane specifically designed for quick and easy pick-up orders.
The Yorktown Heights Chipotle is currently hiring for various positions.
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