Good news for burrito lovers and anyone with a little ink: Chipotle’s popular “Tatted Like a Chipotle Bag” BOGO promotion is returning November 13. The fan-favorite deal gives customers a chance to score a buy-one-get-one-free entrée, making Friday the perfect excuse to grab a friend and head for some guac.
And no, you don’t actually need to look like a Chipotle takeout bag to participate.
What Is the “Tatted Like a Chipotle Bag” Promotion?
The promotion celebrates Chipotle’s iconic packaging, which features handwritten messages, illustrations and customer-inspired designs. The campaign puts the spotlight on tattoos and the restaurant’s famously loyal fan base.
For the November 13 return, customers can take advantage of the BOGO offer by purchasing an eligible entrée and receiving another of equal or lesser value for free, subject to the promotion’s terms.
Whether you’re a burrito loyalist, a bowl enthusiast or someone who considers Chipotle’s chips and guacamole a food group, it’s an opportunity to double up without doubling the bill.
How to Get the Chipotle BOGO Deal
The promotion is scheduled for Friday, November 13, 2026, at participating Chipotle restaurants.
Customers should check Chipotle’s official website and social media channels for the specific redemption instructions, eligibility requirements and participating locations before heading out.
As with previous limited-time promotions, availability and restrictions may apply, so don’t assume every location or ordering method will automatically qualify.
Mark November 13 on Your Burrito Calendar
Chipotle has built a reputation for turning its packaging, internet culture and devoted customers into memorable marketing moments. “Tatted Like a Chipotle Bag” is another example of the brand having a little fun with its fans.
And with a BOGO deal involved, the timing couldn’t be better.
So whether your tattoos tell a story or your only permanent commitment is to extra guacamole, November 13 is worth remembering.
Two burritos, one bill. That’s a pretty good reason to get inked in — metaphorically speaking.