I have always have good service here and it is usually not too busy. Even when it is busy the line moves quickly. The food is always fresh and delicious. In resposne to some other comments I want to say that noise in this type of place is common. Also, it should not be compared to a typical Mexican restaurant. It is primarily a burrito place. As far as Qdoba vs. Chipotle, I have to give the nod to the Dobe. As other commentors have noted they have much more and better options, most notably the queso and chili bbq sauce. The salsas are better and the meat is usually less dry. If given the option between the two I will go with Qdoba 100% of the time.
Rob Y.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Drexel Hill, PA
The staff works hard to keep a large menu hot and ready for long lunch lines. Lots of choices, everything is tasty. Especially the hand-crafted guacamole and the jalapeño red sauce on a ground beef queso burrito!
Michael B.
Évaluation du lieu : 1 West Chester, PA
Crap… Dont bother. Can’t find a good Mexican place around here
Madelyn C.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 West Chester, PA
This seems pretty weird to say, but go for the chips! They are so much more flavorful than what I have had at other Mexican places. I had just a basic chicken and cheese quesadilla, but you can not go wrong with that. We also ordered a big chicken burrito and a few tacos which were also outstanding. GOQDOBA! That is superb Mexican food!
Amanda G.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Crum Lynne, PA
Totally standard Qdoba with the perks of having ample seating and being located in a pretty decent shopping area. Mmmm queso…
Robert S.
Évaluation du lieu : 2 Bethlehem, PA
Ehh, it’s alright I guess. My gold standard for this type of place is Chipotle, and Qdoba falls a bit short. Ingredients are decent, but not quite as fresh and flavorful. If ordering tacos, you get 2 instead of 3 at Chipotle. They’re a little bigger at Qdoba, but don’t seem to be as filling as Chipotle’s 3. Chipotle has better salsa, IMO. With a Chipotle only about 3 minutes away, I don’t see any reason to go here instead. Well, the only reason may be if you are going for lunch around noon during the week, and don’t want to deal with the almost-out-the-door line at Chipotle. Qdoba never seems to have that long of a line.
Ruth Y.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Philadelphia, PA
I heard about this place when raving about Chipotle, which just opened up around the corner at almost the same time this place opened up. The votes were very divided between people who liked Chipotle better versus Qdoba better. I have to say at the end of the day, Chipotle edged Qdoba out. Qdoba was a bit noisier and busier. The food was a tiny bit less fresh and a good step or two less flavorful. The good news is that I am a big spice wuss, so Qdoba didn’t hurt me, but there was also no flavor. Sad. The guacamole was especially not flavorful, it was almost like avocado baby food. The tauted queso sauce was so-so. It was at about the same level as Frito-Lay’s queso sauce out of the jar heated up. But the burritos were almost as large, and I think a tiny bit cheaper.