Chipotle Mexican Grill now faces thousands of dollars in damages as a result of last week’s appeals court ruling that two of its restaurants in San Diego have violated a federal law protecting the rights of the disabled.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that customers in wheelchairs are denied the “Chipotle experience” of watching their food being prepared because the restaurants’ 45-inch counters are too high.
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