Chipotle Offering Deal to Customers Wearing Hockey Jerseys for Start of Stanley Cup Playoffs

Hockey fans who love burritos are in for a special treat when the Stanley Cup Playoffs get underway next week.

Today, the NHL announced that the restaurant chain Chipotle is offering a buy-one-get-one-free deal to in-store fans who wear a hockey jersey (from any level of play) at one of their participating Canada and USA locations after 3 pm on Monday, April 21.

We here at SportsLogos.Net would like to point out that this is the perfect opportunity (for anyone who snagged one last year) to break out your Texas Tech tortilla-themed hockey jersey.

This is the fifth consecutive year the chain has tied the start of the Stanley Cup Playoffs to their “Wear Your Hockey Jersey” promotion, in which hockey jersey-wearing fans are rewarded with a free entrée with the purchase of another.

***Texas Tech hockey wore tortilla-themed sweaters last year***

Chipotle’s logo will also be featured on the ice in the corners behind the net during the playoffs and within the League’s digital dashboard system during Canadian and U.S. national broadcasts throughout the playoffs, the Stanley Cup Final, and future Winter Classics. The company also announced a new deal with the NHLPA to integrate individual NHL players into their future promotional campaigns.

“Our Hockey Jersey BOGO offer, back for the fifth consecutive year, has become a yearly tradition to kick off the Stanley Cup Playoffs and celebrate hockey fans in the U.S. and Canada,” said Chipotle Chief Brand Officer Chris Brandt in the NHL’s press release. “Extending our partnership with the NHL and adding the NHLPA will help us grow alongside this dynamic League.”

LINK: Our collection of Stanley Cup Playoffs logos throughout history

The BOGO deal is limited to five free items per transaction and is valid only on April 21, 2025, after 3:00 pm. Each free entrée requires the purchase of another entrée of equal or greater value, and the customer must be wearing a hockey jersey at the time of purchase. Kids’ meals do not qualify. The promotion is not valid online or via the app.