There used to be a Baja Fresh that is now a post office a block away. There is a Mesa not far. I like both better. But today I was hungry and didnt feel like driving so I stopped at Qdoba. It reminded me again of all the things I dislike about it. Lets start with the good:The service was good. The iced tea was fresh.The place looks like the typical burrito chain so ambiance is what it is. I had the Tortilla soup and 2 steak tacos. First complaint - the food isnt hot. Can you get sick from that? Guess I will find out tonight. The chicken they dropped in the soup was gross. Fatty, skin still on pieces, tasted processed. The steak wasnt hot in the taco. Fillings were fine. Of course they dont give you any chips like Mesa or Baja used to. There isnt a taco sauce bar. Overall it just disappoints.For 10 bucks I can do better. The next time I am interested in this type of food I am going to keep on driving.
Review Source:The food is -amazing-
All the ingredients are quality and fresh and just so super awesome!
I was disappointed that i got halfway through my burrito before i found anything but rice and beans. Next time i won't assume that everything is distributed perfectly, i'll just crack it open when i sit down, mix things up with a fork then seal it up again and eat it.
'Cause the last bite of my burrito being ALL guac, was not a pleasant experience.
But that's such a stupid thing to complain about, all it takes is rearranging things when you get your meal.
Also, my fiance asked for the meal deal and we didn't get it so they gave us the chips for free :D Thank you!
The staff was super nice and helpful. Most of them were anyway, i was very impressed. I love good customer service.
While I like Qdoba, I can't stand this particular Qdoba. They are incredibly cheap with the meat. I bought tacos from here a few times and they were so frugal with the chicken. What the heck!!! And if you ask for more chicken, they charge for chicken. That's the best way to lose a customer. I'll stick to Qdoba in Center City where they put so much chicken in your burritos and in your tacos that you would think they have the Purdue guy in the back.
Review Source:I would consider Qdobas more Tex-Mex than Mexican. Even when it's busy, they move the line along quickly (it's like an assembly line). It's always been clean and bright when we've been there. I'm watching my intake so I order the naked ancho chile BBQ burrito (without tortilla) with pulled pork, lettuce and fiery habenero salsa (less than 300 calories). Awesome! My teenage son always has the queso burrito with grilled chicken, pinto beans, cheese and fiery habenero salsa and loves it! The tortilla chips are light and salty without being greasy. My son loves the brownies but I haven't tasted it yet so I can't say much except that they are not dry. I had a buy one, get one free so we got all this for $13.75 and a buy one get one coupon which they have frequently. (Sign up for their emails) I'd recommend visiting their website before going the first time so you have an idea of what you may want since the pace can be intimidating.
Review Source:I like this Qdoba.
The manager keeps everything moving and is always very personable. Â The move you through quickly. Â The dining area is always clean. Â I've never been in the bathrooms. Â The boys like to get bowls w/ just chix and rice w/ applesauce. Â I usually get a naked burrito, but have recently switched over to taco salads. Â But the gumbo is really good too.
You can't beat good food quickly. Â Forget Taco Bell, yuck! . Â
At first, I was a little scared to try Qdoba. Â My husband had a bad experience in a location in Center City Philly, involving chicken on a vegetarian burrito and a marker.... don't ask. Â Plus, it's fast food in CC Phila, you're bound to have a bad experience. Â This location is in the burbs, where you have to expect a little more out of the employees. Â The parking is decent, but the plaza is a bit hard to get in to from the opposite side of the road. Â The restaurant itself is generally clean and there is ample seating. Â
The Qdoba menu is pretty simple, which is always a plus for me. Â I like no frills, especially when it comes to Mexican. Â The Vegetarian Burrito is fab, the guac is delicious and I always get the chips (which have a hint of lime) and queso, YUM!
I want to take these dirty diaper burritos and rub them on my naked body. They remind me of a giant fly larva and if I could eat them everyday I would do so. PS you can scan old receipts and email them to corporate in order to get points toward your free burrito. Ill let u do what you want with that information. Gangsta!
Review Source:This Qdoba is on westbound Baltimore Pike. Access is tricky if you're on eastbound Baltimore Pike. You'll have to make a U-turn at the next strip mall. Qdoba has a parking lot so there's no problem with parking.
The menu items at Qdoba are really cookie-cutter. You have chips, taco shell, taco, or burrito, combined with cheese, corn, tomatoes, combined with a few sauces, and that's the entire menu! Portions aren't that big, yet prices start at around $6. The taste isn't terribly original or exciting either. So it seems you're not getting a heck lot of value for your money. (unless you use coupons from their mailing list)
Other than that, I saw no problems with this restaurant. Restroom was clean. Tables and beverage area were clean. Service was okay.
So super commercial and not very authentic at all. Â But when in the burbs, I shoot by this place to get a quick fat attack.
In Springfield it's the next block down from Starbucks on Baltimore Pike. Â Lots of parking available.
I dunno but everytime I go there its like a ghost town, missing the tumble weed. Â No one there at all. Â
I usually get the shredded beef burrito, with black peans, habanero sauce, cheese and sour cream. Â Shut up, I know. Â But it's a guilty pleasure of mine. Â After I finish that, Â I'm almost comatose and mostly dragging ass for a couple hours. Â That's why when I'm in the mood for Qdoba, I'm usually chilling in the burbs with the relatives and not really out and about, so who cares.
Don't go here if you want authenticity. But if you want decent burritos, quesadillas and basics like that, it's ok.
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