The 6 best items on Chipotle's secret menu

If you want to mix things up at Chipotle, you could always try the "burritodilla:" aburrito-quesadilla hybrid. The burritodilla is one of manyoffbeat items you can order fromChipotle's secret menu. The foodsdon't technically exist in Chipotle'straining manual, but enough customers have asked for them that most employees now know how to preparethem.

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If you want to mix things up at Chipotle, you could always try the "burritodilla:" a burrito-quesadilla hybrid.

The burritodilla is one of many offbeat items you can order from Chipotle's secret menu. The foods don't technically exist in Chipotle's training manual, but enough customers have asked for them that most employees now know how to prepare them.

Don't be shy when ordering these options — the chain has trained its employees to make whatever the customer wants (within reason), Chipotle spokesperson Chris Arnold tells Business Insider.

Here are the six best items on Chipotle's secret menu.

 

Double-wrapped burrito: A burrito with two tortillas.

A photo posted by BURTON SZETO (@zombieburtonn)Mar 15, 2015 at 10:35am PDT

Two warm tortillas are stacked on top of each other, and burrito filling is added. Then it's rolled up with both tortillas, making the exterior extra thick.

Nachos: Chips with cheese and meat.

A photo posted by Molly Fenicle (@mollymae45)Jul 18, 2015 at 7:03pm PDT

A bag of chips are dumped into a bowl and topped with cheese, your choice of meat, sour cream, and whatever else you'd like to add. (It's like a burrito bowl, but with a layer of chips on the bottom).

Burritodilla: A quesadilla with burrito fillings.

A photo posted by Ollie Gill (@ocgphotos)May 4, 2015 at 12:58pm PDT

A tortilla is sprinkled with a handful of cheese and topped with half the amount of beans, meat, rice, and sour cream as a normal burrito would have — plus a little more cheese. Then it's put it in the warmer for a few minutes.

Quesarito: A burrito inside a cheesy quesadilla.

A photo posted by @salvadorlee1978Oct 22, 2015 at 11:20am PDT

A layer of cheese is sandwiched between two tortillas, then grilled. Once the cheese is melted, meat, lettuce, beans, rice, salsa, and sour cream are piled on top, and the whole thing gets rolled up like a burrito.

Double-decker taco: A taco inside another cheesy taco.

A photo posted by Devin Cunningham (@reallyslowfour)Nov 22, 2015 at 7:39pm PST

After filling a small soft taco with cheese, Chipotle staff wrap it around the outside of a hard taco shell. Just add fillings: meat, salsa, lettuce, and cheese.

Quesadilla — Cheese and meat sandwiched between two tortillas.

A photo posted by Les7spellman (@les7spellman)Nov 4, 2012 at 2:13pm PST

Meat, veggies, and lots of cheese are sandwiched between two burrito tortillas, and then it's put it on the warmer to melt the cheese. Pro tip: Ask for salsa on the side.

Fresh cilantro.

A photo posted by Jade Fraijo (@jayde21909)Jun 26, 2014 at 5:28pm PDT

Chipotle uses fresh cilantro to make its pico de gallo. You can also ask for it as a topping on any order.

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