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October 13, 2026

Neagley + Chase Completes 2,400-Square-Foot Chipotle Restaurant in Vermont

Construction Owners Editorial Team

Highlights

  • Neagley + Chase Construction Company has completed a Chipotle Mexican Grill location in Berlin, Vermont.
  • The 2,400-square-foot restaurant is described as the first Chipotle location in central Vermont.
  • The facility includes 500 square feet of dining space and more than 1,200 square feet for commercial kitchen and storage operations.
  • The restaurant also includes public restrooms and administrative space.

Restaurant Construction Reaches Completion in Berlin

A new fast-casual restaurant has been completed in Berlin, Vermont, adding a commercial food-service facility to the region's retail and dining infrastructure. Neagley + Chase Construction Company announced the completion on Oct. 9, 2026, following construction of a Chipotle Mexican Grill location designed for both dine-in and takeout service.

The 2,400-square-foot project is identified as central Vermont's first Chipotle restaurant. The development combines customer dining areas with dedicated back-of-house space to support food preparation, storage and daily business operations.

Kitchen and Dining Areas Define the Facility Layout

The restaurant includes approximately 500 square feet of dining space and more than 1,200 square feet allocated to commercial kitchen and storage functions. Additional areas accommodate public restrooms and administrative activities.

The layout reflects the space requirements of a food-service operation, balancing customer access with kitchen workflow and operational support. The completed facility provides separate areas for food preparation, storage and dining within a relatively compact commercial footprint.

Implications for Commercial Fit-Out Projects

The Berlin restaurant project illustrates the delivery of a specialised commercial interior and food-service facility. Restaurant construction requires coordination of customer areas, commercial kitchen functions, storage and support spaces within the available building footprint.

For commercial property owners, developers and contractors, projects of this type involve aligning the operational needs of a restaurant tenant with the physical requirements of the premises. The completed location adds a new branded food-service outlet to Berlin's commercial landscape.

Source: Neagley Chase.

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