Philadelphia, PA
- A Qdoba franchisee in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, is eyeing the region's food market for expansion. The company's ambitious expansion plans include opening 30 Qdobas in the Philadelphia metro area. The fast-casual Mexican restaurant chain categorizes Pennsylvania as a "hot market" where it is looking to expand aggressively. As reported by bizjournals.com
What Is Qdoba?
You may be wondering, What Is Qdoba? This fast-casual Mexican restaurant chain opened its first location in Denver in 1995. Now it has nearly 800 locations in the U.S. and Canada. The menu includes flame-grilled steak and adobo chicken. In addition, QDOBA offers a variety of hand-slicked fajita vegetables and fresh-made pico de gallo and guacamole. There are also customizable bowls, as well as options for vegetarians. In addition to these options, QDOBA offers signature dishes such as chicken tacos and the Impossible fajita burrito. In addition to a robust menu, QDOBA also offers a full-service online ordering system.
The Qdoba fast-casual Mexican food chain started as a single-tortilla sandwich stuffed with choice fillings of meat, rice, or beans. The chain also offers a vegan option called Stack. Stacks are similar to calzones but are made from a soft tortilla and stuffed with cheese, black beans, and cotija cheese. Currently, the chain has more than 3000 locations in the U.S., and the restaurant chain is growing fast.
