Guacamole
Guacamole isn't vegan everywhere, but it is at Chipotle. It's also filler-free here, as it's made primarily with fresh avocados (again, not a given everywhere), cilantro, jalapeño, lemon and lime juices, red onion, and salt.
Salsa
Vegans can enjoy all of Chipotle's salsa recipes.
The chain offers classic mild tomato salsa, a hot tomatillo red chili salsa, a medium-hot tomatillo green chili salsa, as well as a medium-hot roasted chili corn salsa.
Chips and guacamole or salsa
Chipotle's chips are made fresh every day. Crunchy and delicious, the chips allow even vegans to indulge their cravings for salty goodness.
The yellow chips are lightly seasoned with lime and kosher salt. They can be paired with guacamole or salsa or eaten on their own.
Corn tortilla with rice, protein, and produce
Chipotle's crispy corn tortillas are vegan, so they're a great base when a taco craving hits. Load it up with Sofritas, guacamole, brown or white rice, lettuce, and salsa.
You'll also want to consider the fajita veggie mix, which consists of seasoned caramelized red onions and bell peppers, as well as the chain's seasoned black and pinto beans. Vegetarians can add in cheese and sour cream for something extra decadent.
Flour tortilla with rice, protein, and produce
Chipotle's flour tortillas for both its tacos and burritos are vegan, so you can easily make a vegan or vegetarian burrito to suit your taste buds.
Again opt for some white or brown rice for your base. Chipotle's rice is made with bay leaves, lime juice, and cilantro, making either rice a great fit along with lettuce, guacamole, salsa, and, of course, beans and fajita veggies.
Vegetarians again can add in cheese or sour cream.
Salad with protein and produce
If you're looking to cut down on carbs, a great way to do so is to opt for a salad with a romaine lettuce base and topped with guacamole or Sofritas, black or pinto beans, and fajita vegetables.
Once again, vegetarians can add in cheese and sour cream should they choose.
Veggie bowl with rice, protein, and produce
If you want something a bit lower in carbs than the taco or burrito options, but want it to be more filling than a salad, opt for a veggie bowl with a rice and salad base.
Top the mix with protein and fiber-rich options like black and pinto beans and fajita vegetables.