Idaho residents who sport tattoos have a special reason to head to Chipotle this Friday, November 13. The fast‑casual chain is reviving its annual “Tatted Like a Chipotle Bag” promotion, offering a free Buy One Get One (BOGO) entree to anyone who shows a tattoo during a one‑hour window.

How the promotion works

Customers must visit any of the 12 Chipotle restaurants across the state between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Friday, the 13th. When they present a visible tattoo, the cashier will apply the BOGO discount to the second entree of equal or lesser value. The offer applies to all standard menu items, from burritos to bowls.

Where to go

The promotion is available at every Chipotle location in the Treasure Valley, including Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell and surrounding communities. The chain’s website lists the exact addresses for each of the 12 Idaho sites.

Why Friday the 13th?

Chipotle has made Friday the 13th a recurring theme for this deal, pairing it with the popular flash‑tattoo events that many local tattoo shops host on the same day. The synergy creates a festive atmosphere for both tattoo enthusiasts and food lovers.

Special partnership

For added excitement, Chipotle is partnering with musician Wiz Khalifa for the promotion. Attendees can expect limited‑edition giveaways featuring the artist’s branding, adding a pop‑culture twist to the food‑focused event.

Community response

Previous iterations of the “Tatted Like a Chipotle Bag” day have drawn large crowds, with many patrons sharing photos on social media and praising the free‑meal incentive. Local tattoo shops anticipate a boost in walk‑ins, as the promotion aligns with their own Friday‑the‑13th flash‑tattoo specials.

What to remember

• Bring a visible tattoo (any size or design).
• Visit any Idaho Chipotle between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Friday, November 13.
• Enjoy a free second entree of equal or lesser value.
• Look out for Wiz Khalifa themed giveaways.

Chipotle’s free‑meal promotion underscores the chain’s commitment to community‑focused events that celebrate local culture and bring families and friends together for a shared dining experience.

Original reporting: 580 KIDO Talk Radio (Boise) — read the source article.