If you’re a fan of Mexican cuisine, you may have heard of Qdoba. The popular fast-casual restaurant chain is known for its delicious burritos, tacos, and bowls filled with fresh, flavorful ingredients. But did you know that Qdoba has a long and interesting history? Let’s take a closer look.
Here is a list of the latest and most current Qdoba prices (USA).
| Item | Price | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
New & Popular | ||||
| IT'S BACK - Create Your Own Surf and Turf Bowl | $18.70 | |||
| IT'S BACK - Create Your Own Citrus Lime Shrimp Bowl | $16.58 | |||
Drinks | ||||
| Coca-Cola 20 oz Bottle Beverage | $3.73 | |||
| Dasani Bottle Water | $3.41 | |||
| Diet Coke 20 oz Bottle Beverage | $3.73 | |||
| Mexican Coke | $3.10 | |||
Chips, Dips & Sides | ||||
| 3-Cheese Queso and Chips | $6.62 | |||
| Side of Brown Rice | $2.73 | |||
| Side of Salsa | $2.23 | |||
| Side of Black Beans | $2.73 | |||
| Queso Diablo and Chips | $6.64 | |||
| Side of Cilantro Lime Rice | $2.71 | |||
Tacos | ||||
| Create Your Own 3 Tacos | $11.60 | |||
| Create Your Own Taco | $5.06 | |||
| Street Style Pork Carnitas Tacos | $14.60 | |||
| Street Style Chicken Tacos | $13.87 | |||
Quesadillas & Nachos | ||||
| Create Your Own Quesadilla | $11.61 | |||
| Create Your Own 3-Cheese Nachos | $11.60 | |||
| Steak Fajita Quesadilla | $12.91 | |||
| Create Your Own Cheese-Crusted Quesadilla | $13.07 | |||
| QuesaBirria Quesadilla | $14.71 | |||
| Smoky Chicken Cheese-Crusted Quesadilla | $15.29 | |||
Desserts | ||||
| Chocolate Brownie | $2.58 | |||
| Chocolate Chunk Cookie | $1.84 | |||
Kids Meals | ||||
| Quesadilla Kids Meal | $7.27 | |||
| 3-Cheese Nachos Kids Meal | $7.27 | |||
| 2 Taco Kit Kids Meal | $8.58 | |||
Salads | ||||
| Create Your Own Salad | $11.60 | |||
| Citrus Lime Chicken Salad | $12.37 | |||
Burritos | ||||
| Create Your Own Burrito | $11.60 | |||
| Chicken Queso Burrito | $12.41 | |||
| QuesaBirria Burrito | $14.68 | |||
| Southwest Steak Burrito | $13.85 | |||
| Cholula Hot and Sweet Chicken Burrito | $13.05 | |||
| Create Your Own Surf and Turf Burrito | $18.85 | |||
| Create Your Own Citrus Lime Shrimp Burrito | $16.82 | |||
Bowls | ||||
| Create Your Own Bowl | $11.62 | |||
| Create Your Own Mini Bowl | $8.58 | |||
| Chicken Queso Bowl | $12.45 | |||
| Cholula Hot and Sweet Chicken Bowl | $13.03 | |||
| Create Your Own Surf and Turf Bowl | $18.67 | |||
| Create Your Own Citrus Lime Shrimp Bowl | $16.56 | |||
| Fajita Veggie Post-Workout Bowl | $11.81 | |||
Qdoba prices provided by PriceListo.The Origins of Qdoba
Qdoba was founded in 1995 in Denver, Colorado, by Robert Hauser, Anthony Miller, and Robert Lowery. The first restaurant was located in a converted gas station, and it quickly gained a reputation for its fresh, made-to-order Mexican food. In 1997, Qdoba was acquired by Jack in the Box, a fast-food chain based in San Diego, California. Under Jack in the Box’s ownership, Qdoba expanded rapidly, opening new locations across the United States.
What Makes Qdoba Special?
So, what sets Qdoba apart from other Mexican fast-food chains? For one thing, Qdoba is known for its commitment to using fresh, high-quality ingredients. The restaurant’s menu includes a variety of meats, including grilled chicken, steak, and pork, as well as vegetarian and vegan options like grilled vegetables and black beans. Qdoba also offers a wide selection of toppings, such as guacamole, salsa, and cheese, allowing customers to customize their meals to their liking.
In addition to its fresh ingredients, Qdoba is known for its bold, unique flavors. The restaurant’s signature queso sauce, for example, is made with a blend of three different cheeses, roasted poblanos, and jalapeños, creating a spicy, creamy dip that’s perfect for chips or as a topping for burritos and bowls. Qdoba also offers a variety of sauces and seasonings, such as adobo sauce and cilantro lime rice, that add depth and complexity to its dishes.
Qdoba’s Commitment to Sustainability
Another thing that sets Qdoba apart is its commitment to sustainability. The restaurant uses eco-friendly packaging, including compostable bowls and utensils, to reduce its environmental impact. Qdoba also sources its ingredients from responsible suppliers and supports local farmers whenever possible.
In 2020, Qdoba announced that it would be partnering with No Kid Hungry, a national organization that works to end childhood hunger in the United States. As part of the partnership, Qdoba has pledged to donate $1 for every burrito sold during the month of September, with a goal of raising $1 million for the organization.
In Conclusion
Qdoba may have started out as a small, local restaurant in Denver, but it has since grown into a national chain with a loyal following. With its fresh, flavorful ingredients, bold flavors, and commitment to sustainability, it’s easy to see why Qdoba has become a popular choice for Mexican food lovers across the country. So, the next time you’re craving a burrito or bowl, consider giving Qdoba a try – your taste buds (and the planet) will thank you!
To learn more about Qdoba or to find a location near you, visit their website at https://www.qdoba.com/.