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Can Chipotle succeed in Mexico where Taco Bell failed

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By Terrence McCoy Verified
| Detroit News Verified
BUSINESS Terrence McCoy The Washington Post Aug. 2, 2026, 6:45 p.m. ET View Comments Chipotle has opened its first location in Mexico, located in a wealthy area of Monterrey. Unlike Taco Bell's previous failed attempts, Chipotle is seeing early success with long lines. Customers and experts note that Chipotle is viewed as American food, not an imitation of Mexican cuisine.
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As Chipotle opens in Mexico, one skeptic says ‘It’s gringo food for gringos’ Original

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By Terrence McCoy Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
As Chipotle opens in Mexico, one skeptic says ‘It’s gringo food for gringos’ (washingtonpost.com) As Chipotle opens in Mexico, one skeptic says ‘It’s gringo food for gringos’ By Terrence McCoy 2026080209012900 SAN PEDRO GARZA GARCÍA, Mexico — Javier Gámiz will never forget the first time he tried Chipotle — a decade ago, while visiting family in Texas. He craved the convenience of fast food but hated how it made him feel. Until he had a Chipotle bowl. "It's fast food," Gámiz said.
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By Alex Horton, Terrence McCoy Verified
| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
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