Cuisines and Dishes at Qdoba:
- Mexican
Qdoba
650 Ponce De Leon Ave NE,
Atlanta
GA
30308
qdoba.com (404) 892-1156
Menu for Qdoba
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Ratings and Reviews for Qdoba
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Aug 14 2010
Mick D. via Yelp
Qdoba is everything one wants in a fast burrito joint. Granted, it's a chain, but it's a good one. (And let's face it, I'm a sucker for a good burrito.)...read more
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May 22 2010
Erin D. via Yelp
Unfortunately, my youthful days of stuffing my face with infant-sized burritos are long over, so this review pertains solely to Qdoba's catering/group...read more
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Feb 17 2010
candis b. via Yelp
It had been a while since I had stopped at Qdoba. I used to be a regular when I went to Georgia State. They now have signature burritos. My fiance and I...read more
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Sep 11 2008
bigeater22 via Citysearch
always greeted with big HELLOs and wide smiles by the crew behind the counters. very attentive and patient staff.. great food.. lo...read more
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Jan 13 2007
lwatters via Citysearch
I was looking for a quick place to eat with my girlfriend before a movie. We crusied and stumbled upon this spot. It was perfect f...read more
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Oct 16 2002
ericp via Citysearch
Great food prepared rapidly. Inexpensive. Room *way* too hot for dine-in. Is now one of our take-out standards....read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Joining Willy's and Moe's in Atlanta's boutique burrito business, this Denver-based franchise prepares personalized Mexican fare quickly, giving Atlantans another option for a fast and cheap lunch. The small dining room has a few tables but lacks atmosphere, making takeout preferable.
The Food
Assembly-line service offers plenty of choices: pinto or black beans, pico de gallo or corn salsa, meat or vegetarian. Some patrons even go ''naked,'' ordering a burrito minus the wrap. Peppery mole sauce would fare better if it were creamier, but still nicely spices a chicken burrito. The menu's real winner is the well-seasoned shredded beef burrito. Guacamole tastes fresh, with a hint of lime, though onions dominate the avocado. The queso dip, heavy on habanero, is another crowd pleaser. Chocolate chip cookies are made daily and worth ordering if you have a sweet tooth.
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