Chipotle’s Getting Spooky With Its Returning Boorito Offer

The Halloween fast food deals aren’t done yet, people! By this point, it’s very much a “speak now or hold your peace” situation when it comes to spooky foods and discounts, but some restaurants are cutting it a little closer to the wire with their offers. In the last week or so, Raising Cane’s, KFC, and McDonald’s have all come out of the gate with their Halloween deals – and now, Chipotle’s also jumping in with both feet, with something appropriately ghoulish of its very own. 

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Luckily, the chain knows what it’s doing with this one. The Boorito is back. Start preparing your costumes.

Chipotle Boorito

Chipotle’s just announced the return of its Boorito, its yearly Halloween offer that’s kept fans donning their spooky garb for over 25 years now. If you’re new to Boorito (and it shouldn’t take Sherlock Holmes to deduce the provenance of that name, given what Chipotle sells as one of its primary menu items), it goes like this: Every October 31, Chipotle Rewards members who visit one of its restaurants in costume will be able to buy an entrée for $6. It has to be after 3 p.m., though: This offer isn’t valid for lunchtime orders. Oh, and that price doesn’t include any extras, like guac for meat entrées, queso, or extra meat. 

If you miss this year’s Boorito Bash (as I’m affectionately calling it, that name’s by no means official) – because you were enjoying the fact that Halloween’s on a Saturday and celebrating with a couple of drinks, perhaps – then Chipotle also has you covered the following day. On November 1, the restaurant’s offering free delivery on digital orders over $10. This discount’s only available on orders made through the Chipotle website or app, not on DoorDash or through any other third parties.

Cheers!

Hey, maybe you’ve been celebrating Halloween at Chipotle. Last month, the restaurant revealed that it would be bringing back its margaritas, albeit in a limited capacity and only at certain restaurants. If you live near one of its pop-ups, you can get one for just $6. Considering what you’d pay in a bar these days, that’s not bad. Both the Boorito Bash (sorry, I’m almost done, I promise) and its margarita reveal will likely not undo the fury customers have felt this year over the restaurant’s price hikes, though — but if you were planning on a Chipotle burrito sometime soon anyway, this might be the moment to strike.