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Anthony Rizzo is in San Francisco, eating Chipotle

By Matt Schwerha

Anthony Rizzo professed his love for Chipotle during a Facebook Q&A with fans last week.

Rizzo, 26, was asked what his favorite spot in the city to hang out at is. He responded with one word — “Chipotle.”

Want to meet Anthony Rizzo? Eat more ChipotleAfter the Chicago Cubs landed in San Francisco to begin their road trip against the San Francisco Giants and then the Los Angeles Dodgers, Rizzo posted a photo of the meal he was having at, you guessed it, Chipotle.

San Francisco @ChipotleTweets pic.twitter.com/bVQlfiTwr1
— Anthony Rizzo (@ARizzo44) August 25, 2015

Cubs fans were eager to discuss Rizzo’s Chipotle eating habits on Twitter.

@ARizzo44 @ChipotleTweets Make it double meat cause its hard to hitum in the cove!! Im feeling @ARizzo44 meets mccoveys cove #LetsGoCUBBIES
— Thepanhandler.eth (@Oneshot925) August 25, 2015

@ARizzo44 @ChipotleTweets if you aren't using the chipotle Tabasco, you aren't doing it right.
— John Allen, Jr. (@HamSalad2015) August 25, 2015

@ARizzo44 @ChipotleTweets Burritos = Splash down Homers.
— Adam Nicholas (@adamnicholas0) August 25, 2015

Does it taste different in San Francisco, then Chicago @ARizzo44? @ChipotleTweets
— Stephanie (@scubasteph82) August 25, 2015

The Cubs take on the Giants Tuesday night starting at 7:15 p.m. CST with Jake Arrieta on the mound.

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