This is a make-your-own burrito type place and as a vegan you do have options. There is cilantro lime rice or brown rice, black beans or pinto beans and fajita vegetables, as well as a variety of salsas that range in spiciness. Also, they have sauces, though all have cheese in them except for a BBQ one. We like that guacamole doesn’t cost more (as it does at Chipotle), but the overall price is roughly the same, as the base burrito price seems a bit higher here. Unlike Chipotle (or Moe’s Southwest Grill, a national chain that has yet to make it to our area), there is no tofu option.
So the good news is that you’ll find something to eat at Qdoba. But we prefer Chipotle if we have the choice.
So the good news is that you’ll find something to eat at Qdoba. But we prefer Chipotle if we have the choice.
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