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Chipotle Is Giving Away Free Entrées This Sunday — Here’s How to Get One

Healthy Fact of the Day

When a "buy two, get one free" deal is on the table, it's easy to order more than you'd normally eat in one sitting just because it's discounted. Consider using the free entrée as next-day lunch instead of eating both in one meal, and balance out a heavier bowl or burrito by loading up on veggie-based toppings like fajita vegetables, lettuce, and salsa rather than doubling up on rice, cheese, and sour cream.

Sunday nights have a reputation for being rough. Chipotle’s betting that a free burrito can make them a little easier.

The chain is running a promotion this Sunday, August 30, offering customers a free entrée when they order two or more, and unlike some limited-time deals that require standing in line or catching a social media post at the right moment, this one just takes a promo code.

How the Deal Works

Order two or more entrées through the Chipotle app or website after 3 p.m. local time on August 30, and use the code SUNDAYS at checkout. One entrée in your order comes free, automatically applied to the lowest-priced regular menu item in your cart.

Regular menu entrées include burritos, burrito bowls, an order of three tacos, salads, and quesadillas, though quesadillas are limited to digital orders. Extra proteins, guac, and queso don’t count toward the deal, and kids’ meals or single tacos won’t qualify as a full entrée purchase either.

Why Chipotle Is Doing This

The promotion is part of a broader back-to-school push from the chain, inspired partly by social media trends of people treating Sunday Chipotle runs as a way to ease into the week ahead. Rather than a one-day deal, it’s running across three consecutive Sundays — August 23, August 30, and September 6 — giving customers multiple chances to take advantage of it.

What to Know Before You Order

The deal is only available on digital orders placed through the app or website for same-day pickup, so it won’t work for in-restaurant orders or third-party delivery apps. It’s also limited to participating U.S. and Canada locations, so it’s worth double-checking availability near you before planning your order around it.

The Takeaway

If you’re already planning a Chipotle order this weekend, timing it for after 3 p.m. on Sunday and grabbing a second entrée could mean a free meal added to your cart. With two more Sundays left in the promotion after this one, there’s no reason to miss out.

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