Last week, rumors ran wild across X/Twitter – as rumors tend to do on Elon Musk’s rebranded social media platform – claiming that popular fast food chain Chipotle was filing for bankruptcy and closing all its restaurants.

A nightmare for burrito bowl lovers seemingly came true after rumors swirled that Chipotle filed for bankruptcy and was set to close all its restaurants. But is that true? Chipotle is popular for its sizeable burritos,

Rumors that Chipotle was filing for bankruptcy and closing restaurants began to circulate on social media. Here's what to know.

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Both Forbes and USA Today point to the source of the misinformation as an article published on Unión Rayo. While the story was a report about the closure of Farmesa Fresh Eatery, a fast-casual business Chipotle tested in 2023, the article’s promotional image featured the Chipotle logo, reports Newsweek.

The rumors about Chipotle filing for bankruptcy and closing restaurants in 2025 are just that: Rumors. The misinformation spread about the closure of the fast-casual eatery on social media Thursday and Friday appeared to have started after Spanish media ...

Chipotle Mexican Grill is refuting online rumors that it filed for bankruptcy and said it actually plans to open hundreds of restaurants this year. A Chipotle spokesperson confirmed to 9NEWS on Wednesday that the restaurant chain has no plans to close locations despite reports that circulated online.

Chipotle is refuting claims the multinational restaurant chain is going bankrupt and instead says the company plans to open over 300 restaurants this year.