Chipotle Is Giving Away Free Food With Every Taylor Fritz U.S. Open Win
Here's how to score a BOGO.
Kevin Carter
Your next entree at Chipotle may come courtesy of U.S. men’s tennis pro Taylor Fritz. The Mexican-inspired fast casual chain is pinning a new Buy-One-Get-One entree offer on how Fritz fares at the 2026 U.S. Open Tennis Championships.
Every time Fritz, an avowed Chipotle aficionado, scores a men’s singles victory at the tournament (the main draw matches run from August 30 through September 13), fans can grab a new BOGO offer. More offers will be available with the more wins he racks up in his pursuit of pursuit of becoming the first American in 23 years to win the men's singles title at the Grand Slam tennis event, held every year in Queens, New York.
Fritz played his first match against fellow American Darwin Blanch on Sunday, August 30, kicking off the promotion, “Every Win Tastes Better.”
How can you score free food at Chipotle when Taylor Fritz wins at the U.S. Open?
After every singles victory Fritz notches in the 2026 U.S. Open, he will share a text-to-win code on an Instagram Story posted on his account, @taylor_fritz.
Fans can then text the code Fritz has posted following that particular win to 888-222. The first to do so will receive a BOGO entrée offer they can redeem on the Chipotle app or Chipotle.com, while supplies last.
As Fritz advances in the men’s singles tournament, the number of BOGO offers will increase, as follows:
- Round 1: 2,500 BOGO offers
- Round 2: 3,000 BOGO offers
- Round 3: 3,500 BOGO offers
- Round of 16: 4,000 BOGO offers
- Quarterfinal: 4,500 BOGO offers
- Semifinal: 5,000 BOGO offers
- Final: 10,000 BOGO offers
Is Taylor Fritz really a Chipotle fan?
Apparently, he is.
“I eat it all the time. I’m not even kidding. I ate it before my match today,” Fritz told reporters during a recent press conference.
And by “all the time,” he means it’s his go-to lunch pretty much every off day and whenever he plays a night match.
His usual order? White rice, chicken, no beans, sour cream, cheese and hot salsa, although lately, he says, he's been trying to lighten up his bowl a bit.
Also, the brand notes that Fritz is a “Team Chipotle athlete,” wearing the Chipotle logo on his left sleeve during tournaments. He also has a “Chipotle Celebrity Card,” which grants him access to free Chipotle whenever he wants it, which is apparently every … single … day.
Stephanie Perdue, Chipotle’s senior vice president of brand marketing, says in a statement that Chipotle meals are “genuinely part of how [Fritz] prepares and competes,” adding that the brand had built the promotion “around that authentic connection, turning Taylor’s personal tournament ritual into a shared one and giving fans another reason to celebrate every time he wins.”
“Anyone who follows me knows I eat a lot of Chipotle when I’m playing tournaments,” Fritz says. “I love that every time I win a singles match in New York, fans have another chance to score a BOGO. I’m trying to make them give away as much as possible.”
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