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Chipotle 2for1 burrito, bowl, salad or tacos
Show up to Ldn branches in a football shirt, every Thu in Jun
ExpiredPop along to Mexican grill chain Chipotle in a national football shirt on any Thursday in June and you'll net a 2for1 burrito, bowl, salad or order of tacos. These normally cost £6.70-£6.95 so you can score a nice saving.
You don't need a voucher, just turn up to any of the seven Chipotle restaurants in London on Thu 23 Jun or Thu 30 Jun wearing any country's football shirt.
Chipotle says what qualifies as a football shirt is at restaurant staff's discretion but it has told us it won't be strict, so it doesn't need to be the latest shirts.
The cheapest item will be free (one per customer) and you can't combine it with any other offers or coupons.
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Chipotle free £7ish burrito for runners
No voucher needed, just show your medal
ExpiredIf you're running this year's London Marathon, Mexican grill chain Chipotle is encouraging you to be like Speedy Gonzales by offering a free burrito for race finishers.
You don't need a voucher, just turn up to any of the seven Chipotle restaurants in London on Mon 25 Apr or Tue 26 Apr from 4pm till close (9pm-11pm depending on branch) and show your 2016 London Marathon medal.
Burritos normally cost from £6.50 for a veggie burrito or from £6.95 for one with meat.
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