More shops set to open at Maricopa Station

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Action at the Maricopa Station is heating up, and it’s not just the sun.

Two more shops are set to open within a week of each other in the new plaza at 21423 N. John Wayne Parkway.

Sport Clips has scheduled its opening for Tuesday.

Chipotle Mexican Grill will open June 29.

“We look to put our restaurants where a high volume of our customers are, specifically in urban and suburban areas with strong residential and daytime populations,” Chipotle spokesperson Danielle Winslow said. “We think Maricopa is a great fit and our restaurants do really well in surrounding areas.”

The restaurant manager is Dylan Walker.

Winslow said the “preferred generators” of consumers include residential, offices, retail outlets, colleges, recreation sites and hospitals.

Winslow said Chipotle typically employs 25-30 people. Check jobs.chipotle.com for more information.

“We are constantly looking for more top performing employees to join our team,” she said.

The Chipotle service format allows customers to choose the ingredients in their burritos, tacos, burrito bowls (burrito without the tortilla) and salads, starting with what the company calls “high-quality responsible raised meats.” There is also a tofu option called Sofritas. There is a choice of rice, beans and fajita veggies topped off with a selection of four salsas, “rBGH-free cheese and sour cream from pasture-raised dairy cows” and hand-mashed guacamole.

“Our ultimate goal is to serve the Maricopa community the best-tasting and highest quality food we can at a price that is affordable and accessible for everyone,” Winslow said.

Raquel Hendrickson
Raquel, a.k.a. Rocky, is a sixth-generation Arizonan who spent her formative years in the Missouri Ozarks. After attending Temple University in Philadelphia, she earned a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University and has been in the newspaper business since 1990. She has been a sports editor, general-assignment reporter, business editor, arts & entertainment editor, education reporter, government reporter and managing editor. After 16 years in the Verde Valley-Sedona, she moved to Maricopa in 2014. She loves the outdoors, the arts, great books and all kinds of animals.