Chipotle Drinks Menu
You want a quick, clear view of what to order. This guide sets expectations for what you can actually get at U.S. locations. It helps you avoid guessing at the counter or in the app.
Think of this as a buyer’s cheat sheet. You’ll learn how to compare items by taste, sweetness, calories, and typical prices before you order. That way you pick what fits your day.
The menu breaks into familiar lanes: fruity aguas frescas and lemonades, fountain soda and iced tea, plus bottled and canned picks like Poppi, Topo Chico, and Mexican Coca‑Cola. Some spots even offer beer or wine.
Note that calories vary by size and pour, and prices change by location. Many organic or non‑GMO beverages come via a Tractor Beverage Co. partnership, so you can choose cleaner‑ingredient options without surprises.
Read on with a practical, friendly tone. You’ll feel confident ordering for a quick lunch or feeding the family.
Chipotle Drinks Menu prices and calories in the US
This section lays out common U.S. price bands and calorie ranges for each drink. Use it to compare real-world costs and pick what fits your appetite and budget.
Why prices move: local taxes, wage differences, and market pricing cause variation. Bottled or canned items often cost more than fountain pours because of supply and packaging.
| Item | Typical prices (USD) | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Watermelon Limeade | $3.15–$3.45 | 230–330 | Sweet, size affects calories |
| Organic Lemonade | $3.15–$3.45 | 170–250 | Classic tart-sweet |
| Mandarin Agua | $3.15–$3.45 | 190–280 | Fruit-forward |
| Berry Agua | $3.15–$3.45 | 200–290 | Rich berry flavor |
| Fountain soda / iced tea | $3.15–$3.45 | 0–300 | Calories vary by selection and pour |
| Poppi (Orange / Strawberry Lemon) | $3.55–$3.65 | 20–25 | Low-calorie canned option |
| Topo Chico / Open Water | $3.45–$3.85 | 0 | Zero-calorie hydration |
| Mexican Coca‑Cola / Sprite / Coke Zero | $3.70–$3.85 | 0–160 | Bottled classics vs zero-sugar option |
| Blackberry Izze / Apple Juice | $3.50–$3.95 | 140–240 | Sparkling or sweet still juice |
If you want value, fountain and aguas often sit in the same price band, yet calories can differ a lot. Bottled classics cost more but give predictable calories. If your local store lists different menu prices, that is normal—use the app or in-store board for the final price.
Organic lemonades and aguas frescas: what to order if you want something fruity
Fruity options bring bright, refreshing notes to a hearty burrito or salad. They are built to sip, not to steal the show.
What “aguas frescas” means and how they taste
Aguas frescas are fruit-forward, lightly tart refreshers. They pair well with spicy salsas and salty chips.
Expect a natural fruit punch vibe—not syrupy, but sweeter than plain water. Berry agua leans jammy and tangy. Mandarin agua is citrusy and bright.
Tractor Beverage Co. partnership: organic and non-GMO highlights
The Tractor Beverage Co. tie-in signals certified organic and non‑GMO ingredients in select lemonades and aguas. That matters if you prefer cleaner labels and simpler ingredient lists.
Best picks and how to choose
Choose berry agua if you want a fuller, fruit-punch taste. Choose mandarin agua for a zesty, cleaner finish.
If you prefer tart over sweet, go for Organic Lemonade. If you want a sweeter, summery pour, pick Organic Watermelon Limeade with its organic watermelon notes.
| Option | Flavor profile | Best with |
|---|---|---|
| Organic Berry Agua Fresca | Jammy, tangy | Hearty bowls, mild salsas |
| Organic Mandarin Agua Fresca | Citrusy, bright | Spicy dishes, lighter bowls |
| Organic Lemonade | Tart, classic | Fried sides, salty chips |
| Organic Watermelon Limeade | Sweet, refreshing | Summer meals, shareable cups |
Soda and tea options for a classic Chipotle meal pairing
Pairing the right soda or tea turns a simple meal into a classic combo. A fountain soda or iced tea is the go-to with a burrito, bowl, or chips and guac. It’s familiar and easy.
Fountain availability and bottled choices
Fountain soda and iced tea show up at most locations. They’re usually the most consistent options and are great when you want a refill while dining in.
Real sugar vs zero sugar
Bottled Mexican Coca-Cola and Mexican Sprite are the real-sugar classics you’ll find at some stores (roughly 150–160 cal per bottle). Coke Zero gives that cola taste with zero calories.
- Classic pairing: fountain pour or iced tea with savory items.
- Availability: fountain is widespread; bottled options vary by store.
- Refills: fountain wins for dine-in refills; bottled is pay-per-bottle.
| Option | Flavor note | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Mexican Coca‑Cola | Real cane sugar, nostalgic | ~150 |
| Mexican Sprite | Real sugar, brighter lemon-lime | ~160 |
| Coke Zero | Zero-calorie cola taste | 0 |
Want organic lemonades and aguas? See the Tractor Beverage partnership for details on those options here.
Bottled and sparkling drinks: waters, juices, and better-for-you options
Want bubbles, plain hydration, or something for the kids? These bottled picks cover each need.
Sparkling choices that skip the sugar
For fizz without calories, Topo Chico Mineral is the straightforward pick. It gives bright bubbles and zero sugar.
Other sparkling waters follow the same idea: clean carbonation and no added sweeteners.
Still water and family pours
Open Water Still is your zero-sugar, no-flavor option. It hydrates without changing the taste of your meal.
Apple juice is a familiar, family-friendly pour. Note that apple juice is higher in calories — roughly 240 per bottle — so it’s more of a treat.
Low-calorie canned alternatives
Poppi flavors offer a lighter soda moment. Poppi Orange and poppi strawberry lemon are crisp and low cal (20–25 calories).
- Refills: fountain refills are usually for dine-in; bottled cans and bottles are one-and-done.
- Alcohol: some locations sell beer and margaritas, but many do not. Check your restaurant or the app before you order.
| Item | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Topo Chico Mineral | 0 | Zero-calorie sparkle |
| Open Water Still | 0 | Plain hydration |
| Apple Juice | ~240 | Kid-friendly, higher sugar |
Make your final pick with confidence when you order
Pick one priority—calories, cost, flavor, or fizz—and use it to guide your choice. This keeps ordering fast and clear.
Best-fit choices: zero-calorie hydration (Topo Chico or Open Water); low-calorie, soda-like (Poppi Strawberry); fruity treat (aguas frescas or lemonades like Watermelon Limeade); classic pairing (fountain or bottled soda).
Check local prices and availability on the app or at your nearby locations. Menu items and prices can change by store.
Pairing tip: spicy salsa pairs well with citrusy pours. Salty chips and guac match a bright fountain drink or sparkling water. Lemonades and aguas often drive higher calories; waters and Coke Zero stay at zero.
Once you know your sweetness and calorie comfort zone, you can order without second-guessing and enjoy your meal.
FAQ
What drinks are listed on the Chipotle drinks menu?
How much do beverages cost and why do prices differ across the US?
What is the price range and calorie count for Organic Watermelon Limeade?
What does Organic Lemonade cost and how many calories are in it?
How much does Organic Mandarin Agua Fresca cost and what are the calories?
What is the price and calorie range for Organic Berry Agua Fresca?
What are typical prices and calorie ranges for fountain drinks?
What about Poppi Orange and Poppi Strawberry Lemon — are they low calorie and how much do they cost?
Which bottled waters are zero calories and how are they priced?
Are Mexican Coca‑Cola, Mexican Sprite, and Coke Zero available bottled and what should I expect?
Is Apple Juice or Izze Blackberry sold at restaurants and how do they fit the menu?
FAQ
What drinks are listed on the Chipotle drinks menu?
The selection includes organic lemonades and aguas frescas (Watermelon Limeade, Organic Lemonade, Mandarin and Berry aguas), fountain soda and iced tea, bottled options like Topo Chico mineral water and Open Water still, Mexican Coca‑Cola and Mexican Sprite, Coke Zero, Poppi flavors, Apple Juice, and sparkling blackberry Izze. Availability varies by location.
How much do beverages cost and why do prices differ across the US?
Typical prices range from about for a small fountain drink or bottled water up to .50–.50 for larger specialty organic lemonades and aguas. Differences stem from regional taxes, rent and labor costs, and local franchise pricing policies.
What is the price range and calorie count for Organic Watermelon Limeade?
The Organic Watermelon Limeade generally runs between .50 and .50 depending on size and location. Expect roughly 230–330 calories for a full-size serving, depending on pour and recipe.
What does Organic Lemonade cost and how many calories are in it?
Organic Lemonade is commonly priced around .00–.00. A typical serving contains about 170–250 calories, depending on size and any recipe tweaks.
How much does Organic Mandarin Agua Fresca cost and what are the calories?
Organic Mandarin Agua Fresca usually costs .50–.25. Calorie content sits near 190–280 per serving, based on portion size and sweetness level.
What is the price and calorie range for Organic Berry Agua Fresca?
Expect .50–.25 for Organic Berry Agua Fresca. Calories generally fall between 200 and 290 per serving, depending on size.
What are typical prices and calorie ranges for fountain drinks?
Fountain drinks usually range from .00 for small to .75 for large. Calories vary widely by selection: zero for diet or unsweetened tea, up to around 300 for large sugary sodas.
What about Poppi Orange and Poppi Strawberry Lemon — are they low calorie and how much do they cost?
Poppi cans are positioned as lower‑calorie, prebiotic sodas and typically cost .50–.50. They contain far fewer calories than full‑sugar sodas, often under 50 calories per can depending on flavor.
Which bottled waters are zero calories and how are they priced?
Topo Chico Mineral Water and Open Water Still are zero‑calorie options. Prices usually range from .00 to .50 depending on bottle size and location.
Are Mexican Coca‑Cola, Mexican Sprite, and Coke Zero available bottled and what should I expect?
Yes. Mexican Coca‑Cola and Mexican Sprite come in glass bottles and use real cane sugar, giving a different taste and slightly higher calories than diet versions. Coke Zero offers a zero‑sugar, zero‑calorie bottled alternative. Pricing ranges .50–.00.
Is Apple Juice or Izze Blackberry sold at restaurants and how do they fit the menu?
Apple Juice is offered as a kid‑friendly, familiar choice and usually costs
FAQ
What drinks are listed on the Chipotle drinks menu?
The selection includes organic lemonades and aguas frescas (Watermelon Limeade, Organic Lemonade, Mandarin and Berry aguas), fountain soda and iced tea, bottled options like Topo Chico mineral water and Open Water still, Mexican Coca‑Cola and Mexican Sprite, Coke Zero, Poppi flavors, Apple Juice, and sparkling blackberry Izze. Availability varies by location.
How much do beverages cost and why do prices differ across the US?
Typical prices range from about $2 for a small fountain drink or bottled water up to $4.50–$5.50 for larger specialty organic lemonades and aguas. Differences stem from regional taxes, rent and labor costs, and local franchise pricing policies.
What is the price range and calorie count for Organic Watermelon Limeade?
The Organic Watermelon Limeade generally runs between $3.50 and $5.50 depending on size and location. Expect roughly 230–330 calories for a full-size serving, depending on pour and recipe.
What does Organic Lemonade cost and how many calories are in it?
Organic Lemonade is commonly priced around $3.00–$5.00. A typical serving contains about 170–250 calories, depending on size and any recipe tweaks.
How much does Organic Mandarin Agua Fresca cost and what are the calories?
Organic Mandarin Agua Fresca usually costs $3.50–$5.25. Calorie content sits near 190–280 per serving, based on portion size and sweetness level.
What is the price and calorie range for Organic Berry Agua Fresca?
Expect $3.50–$5.25 for Organic Berry Agua Fresca. Calories generally fall between 200 and 290 per serving, depending on size.
What are typical prices and calorie ranges for fountain drinks?
Fountain drinks usually range from $2.00 for small to $3.75 for large. Calories vary widely by selection: zero for diet or unsweetened tea, up to around 300 for large sugary sodas.
What about Poppi Orange and Poppi Strawberry Lemon — are they low calorie and how much do they cost?
Poppi cans are positioned as lower‑calorie, prebiotic sodas and typically cost $2.50–$3.50. They contain far fewer calories than full‑sugar sodas, often under 50 calories per can depending on flavor.
Which bottled waters are zero calories and how are they priced?
Topo Chico Mineral Water and Open Water Still are zero‑calorie options. Prices usually range from $2.00 to $3.50 depending on bottle size and location.
Are Mexican Coca‑Cola, Mexican Sprite, and Coke Zero available bottled and what should I expect?
Yes. Mexican Coca‑Cola and Mexican Sprite come in glass bottles and use real cane sugar, giving a different taste and slightly higher calories than diet versions. Coke Zero offers a zero‑sugar, zero‑calorie bottled alternative. Pricing ranges $2.50–$4.00.
Is Apple Juice or Izze Blackberry sold at restaurants and how do they fit the menu?
Apple Juice is offered as a kid‑friendly, familiar choice and usually costs $1.50–$3.00. Blackberry Izze or similar sparkling juice bottles are occasional sparkling options, priced around $2.50–$4.00.
What does “aguas frescas” mean on this list and how do they taste?
Aguas frescas are fruit‑based, lightly sweetened beverages made from fresh fruit, water and cane sugar. They taste bright, refreshing and fruit‑forward—lighter than a milkshake and more natural than syrupy fountain sodas.
Who makes the organic lemonades and aguas frescas served here?
Chipotle partners with Tractor Beverage Co. for many organic, non‑GMO lemonades and aguas. The collaboration emphasizes organic ingredients and straightforward recipes without artificial colors or flavors.
Which is more flavor‑forward: Berry Agua Fresca or Mandarin Agua Fresca?
Berry Agua tends to be bold and jammy with bright berry notes. Mandarin Agua leans citrusy and tangy. Pick Berry for deeper fruit flavor, Mandarin for a zesty, cleaner sip.
How should I choose between lemonade and Watermelon Limeade based on sweetness?
Organic Lemonade is tart and balanced, with noticeable sweetness but bright acidity. Watermelon Limeade is sweeter and more dessert‑like with juicy watermelon notes. Choose lemonade for tart refreshment and limeade for a sweeter, fruitier treat.
Are fountain sodas and iced tea available at most locations?
Yes. Most locations offer fountain soda and freshly brewed iced tea. Availability may vary by store and some regional locations may have limited fountain options.
What’s the difference between real sugar bottles and zero‑sugar choices?
Bottled Mexican Coca‑Cola and Mexican Sprite use cane sugar, giving fuller mouthfeel and higher calories. Coke Zero provides the look and flavor profile of cola without sugar or calories. Choose based on taste preference and nutritional goals.
What sparkling water choices are on offer?
Sparkling options include Topo Chico Mineral Water and occasional other bubbly brands. These provide a crisp, effervescent alternative to soda with zero sugar and zero calories.
Is there a still water option with no sugar?
Yes. Open Water Still is offered as a plain, zero‑calorie bottled water for straightforward hydration.
What is the best drink for kids and families?
Apple Juice is the most kid‑friendly bottled option. Smaller fountain sizes and low‑sugar Poppi flavors also work well for younger guests.
How do Poppi flavors compare to soda as a low‑calorie alternative?
Poppi flavors are lower in calories, often prebiotic‑based and sweetened with fruit and natural sweeteners. They offer fizzy, soda‑like enjoyment with fewer calories than regular soft drinks.
Are refills allowed and what are the bottled drink policies?
Policies vary. Many locations offer fountain drink refills for dine‑in customers at a reduced price. Bottled drinks are sold individually and typically are not refillable. Confirm with your local restaurant.
Is alcohol available at every restaurant and what should I know?
Alcohol availability is limited to select locations. Where offered, you may find beer and margaritas. Prices and legal age requirements follow local laws and store policies, so call ahead if you plan to order alcoholic beverages.
.50–.00. Blackberry Izze or similar sparkling juice bottles are occasional sparkling options, priced around .50–.00.
What does “aguas frescas” mean on this list and how do they taste?
Aguas frescas are fruit‑based, lightly sweetened beverages made from fresh fruit, water and cane sugar. They taste bright, refreshing and fruit‑forward—lighter than a milkshake and more natural than syrupy fountain sodas.
Who makes the organic lemonades and aguas frescas served here?
Chipotle partners with Tractor Beverage Co. for many organic, non‑GMO lemonades and aguas. The collaboration emphasizes organic ingredients and straightforward recipes without artificial colors or flavors.
Which is more flavor‑forward: Berry Agua Fresca or Mandarin Agua Fresca?
Berry Agua tends to be bold and jammy with bright berry notes. Mandarin Agua leans citrusy and tangy. Pick Berry for deeper fruit flavor, Mandarin for a zesty, cleaner sip.
How should I choose between lemonade and Watermelon Limeade based on sweetness?
Organic Lemonade is tart and balanced, with noticeable sweetness but bright acidity. Watermelon Limeade is sweeter and more dessert‑like with juicy watermelon notes. Choose lemonade for tart refreshment and limeade for a sweeter, fruitier treat.
Are fountain sodas and iced tea available at most locations?
Yes. Most locations offer fountain soda and freshly brewed iced tea. Availability may vary by store and some regional locations may have limited fountain options.
What’s the difference between real sugar bottles and zero‑sugar choices?
Bottled Mexican Coca‑Cola and Mexican Sprite use cane sugar, giving fuller mouthfeel and higher calories. Coke Zero provides the look and flavor profile of cola without sugar or calories. Choose based on taste preference and nutritional goals.
What sparkling water choices are on offer?
Sparkling options include Topo Chico Mineral Water and occasional other bubbly brands. These provide a crisp, effervescent alternative to soda with zero sugar and zero calories.
Is there a still water option with no sugar?
Yes. Open Water Still is offered as a plain, zero‑calorie bottled water for straightforward hydration.
What is the best drink for kids and families?
Apple Juice is the most kid‑friendly bottled option. Smaller fountain sizes and low‑sugar Poppi flavors also work well for younger guests.
How do Poppi flavors compare to soda as a low‑calorie alternative?
Poppi flavors are lower in calories, often prebiotic‑based and sweetened with fruit and natural sweeteners. They offer fizzy, soda‑like enjoyment with fewer calories than regular soft drinks.
Are refills allowed and what are the bottled drink policies?
Policies vary. Many locations offer fountain drink refills for dine‑in customers at a reduced price. Bottled drinks are sold individually and typically are not refillable. Confirm with your local restaurant.
Is alcohol available at every restaurant and what should I know?
Alcohol availability is limited to select locations. Where offered, you may find beer and margaritas. Prices and legal age requirements follow local laws and store policies, so call ahead if you plan to order alcoholic beverages.
