Moe’s Southwest Grill

I just ate my first burrito from Moe’s, and it was better than I expected. The ingredients are fresher, and there’s more variety compared to Chipotle. They even through in a bag of chips without me asking. Additionally, the managing partner was super nice and welcoming. I’m definitly going to buy my burritos from here now.

I am visiting family in Florida, and so I’ve been checking out quite a lot of places to eat every day. Today a cousin of mine and his girlfriend picked me up, and said that they were taking me to one of their favorite places to eat. I had never eaten at a Moe’s before, I don’t think they have them in my home city.
I am always willing to try any food once, and upon entry to Moe’s I was happy to see a nice selection of tacos, burritos and more. I wasn’t sure what I wanted, or what I was getting because some of the items had names instead of a direct title like «chicken taco» or something. I appreciated the names because it gave the place more character, and when I went to the woman behind the counter I literally was like «i have no idea what a big joe is or this or that, but I DO want chicken with lettuce, tomatoes, and onions please.» She was very friendly, and explained the different menu options. She gave me more variety to choose from than I anticipated.
The cashier was very quick, friendly, and efficient, too. I was told that I could have unlimited nachos with my meal which was a total bonus. I can see why my cousin is fond of this place.
The store was very clean, and tidy. It wasn’t too busy which I prefer anyway. Staff was friendly, helpful, and overall nice. Food was AMAZING. I had my first burrito ever. It was called a big joe, and I would definitely eat there again. Can’t go wrong with Moe’s!

I love moes. It’s good food for the value but I do think they need to give more on the helpings at this location

We visited Moe’s today around 3 pm for a late lunch. Upon walking in the door, the entire experience was definitely not your typical Moe’s experience. We waited several minutes before they even asked what we would like to order. Upon placing our order, they told us they were out of rice and it would be 30 minutes (isn’t rice a staple at a burrito place?). As we moved through the line (which needed wiped down) we were told they were also out of queso and it would be 5 – 10 minutes.
After paying for our lunch we went to find a table and the restaurant itself was filthy, as if the floor hadn’t been swept all day. We were told they had a bus full of kids that they never recovered from — it’s a holiday weekend.
The food itself tasted ok. The employees seemed somewhat frazzled being out of so many things and not being able to catch up. We’ve visited this Moe’s several times since it opened many years ago, and this was by far our worst experience.

Good food and prize but nothing special. Clean and neat. Staff ok. They always say «welcome to moe’s» which was kinda funny to me :) If you like mexican food and don’t want to spend a lot of money it’s a place for you.

Welcome to Moes! Always great service and food. Try the fish it is awesome! The 100+ soda Machine is cool…

Not bad, staff just are cheap on placing meat or toppings for burrito bowl. Overall it has free wifi and good food.

WELCOME TO MOE’S!!! Love this place, especially for lunch in Ormond.
They’re fast, friendly, and (relatively) cheap. Best lunch spot on Granada.

We moved to Ormond recently, so no more Port Orange Moe’s. And a great thing too! Since we started eating here, I’ve discovered that there IS a difference in the quality & taste from one store to the next. This store actually has palatable food that needs no condiment help! I order the rice bowl & don’t really need the salsa or dressing. This food bursts in my mouth with multiple flavors & well, you don’t want to cover them with salsa. The Port Orange Moe’s food was always bland, like wet cardboard & you had to drown it with salsas to eat it. Plus, the staff here are all friendly & accommodating, happy to change their gloves for us, happy to pull out fresh guac & pico for us & never complain about having to do so. They have us memorized as well, lol. I would meet with so much animosity at the Port Orange store so that I almost gave up going there. This Ormond store has restored my faith & my hunger for Moe’s. I like that they take pride in their store’s looks, keeping it super clean & well stocked versus the PtO store where you could never find a clean table, the drink machines were always out of every drink & the ice machine was always empty. I highly recommend the Ormond beach Moe’s for a quick & delicious meal experience.
Thank you guys! You all deserve a raise lol.

Not bad especially on Mondays for any burrito chips and drink for 5.99.pretty tasty salsa

Welcome to moes! I love it, makes me feel welcome and important. This place has good staff and is clean. Free wifi, they have the freestyle drink machine if you like them. Me, i don’t like the freestyle machines. I think the machine mix’s the flavors too much.
Hey try new green salsa. It is delicious.

After craving Mexican and running out of time and options, I wound up at Moe’s. I didn’t feel too bad since the parking lot seemed pretty full and customers were coming in and out. I noticed that Los Amigos, across the street didn’t seem to have any customers at all at the time. That parking lot was empty. Note to self. Anyway, I was greeted with the standard «Welcome to Moe’s»! I had a little trouble locating the menu that is usually posted on the wall. I eventually noticed on the left as I entered the place. The menu was a lot smaller than I expected which is why I didn’t notice it right away. I was used to seeing the Moe’s menu fairly large and plastered all over the wall.
I chose the Joey’s Bag of Donuts burrito ($ 6.39) and I opted to «make it a meal» for ($ 2.69) more! Holy Moly! I thought it was a bit pricy for what I got! Food was mediocre as can be expected from a chain like this. But it served it’s purpose as I was very hungry. The store was clean. The server and cashier were friendly. It was a decent experience. But next time, I would probably opt to spend my nearly ten dollars at a sit-​down Mexican restaurant. Unless, of course, I’m starving and Moe’s is closest.

Moe’s is kind of midway between Taco Bell and an average Mexican restaurant. You order at a counter and bring your food back to the table where you can watch sports on TV. The food itself is adequate but no more so. If this is your first time here, be prepared to spend a while deciphering the menu, where every dish has a ridiculous and unrevealing name, such as ‘The Homewrecker’, ‘The Funk Meister’, ‘John Coctostan’, and ‘Joey Bag of Donuts’ (yes, seriously).
A nice enough place if you have an undiscriminating palate I guess, but I came from Southern California where it seemed like every block had an authentic Mexican restaurant. I still haven’t found a place out here yet where they fry their own taco shells.