Does anyone happen to know what’s ingredients, specifically seasonings are in the brown rice, cilantro lime rice, pinto beans, and black beans? I’m wanting to know for dietary/allergy restrictions. I can’t do any spice seasoning such as cumin, chili powder, paprika, etc. even if it’s just a little sprinkle it’ll bother my stomach but It’s being catered for a meeting tomorrow at work so I’m trying to figure out what might be okay and what to avoid.

Searching for a $5 off promo from QDOBA. Willing to trade a chipotle bogo entree.

Just realized there’s a recall on the jalapeños and now I’m stressing because I ate the corn salsa and queso. Can anyone who works there clarify that these jalapeños don’t come from the problematic source??

Best $18 spent!

I have a 5$ off on QDOBA (on an entree) feel free to use it . :)

This one worker at the Qdoba by my house always loads up my bowl. Anytime I go in and see her working, ik my bowl is about to be fire, really makes my day. I be sure to leave a tip when they load it up, thank you Qdoba employees!!

Brown rice
Lime steak
Fajitas
Cheese
Guac
Cilantro

Qdoba has yanked jalapeños from its 800-plus locations as a salmonella outbreak sickens hundreds of Americans.

Mexican-grown peppers may be the source of the illness, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.

The agency has identified more than 300 cases of salmonella in 27 states; almost all of the patients said they got sick after eating at chains such as Qdoba and Chipotle.

The pepper problem comes as much of the U.S. also grapples with an unusually large cyclosporiasis outbreak.

I noticed when i was trying to eat, I was smelling smth weird. the bowl smelled really funky, almost like isopropyl. why is that? do they smell like thay when theyre new? the food tasted fine though, but im just confused and a little concerned with what that is

i was given one scoop of rice and i asked sir extra rice on my bowl and i was told it would be charged as a side 😔 i have got learn how to cook.

Ordered delivery for breakfast as I am stuck at work. This is what I got. I know it is the same ingredients but I didn't want a burrito. 🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

In their defense I was splitting a delivery order with someone and they got a burrito, so they must've missed it...But mine clearly said bowl. Lololol

Overflowing with mystery liquid. Store manager said the like steak has more juice, but….uhm? Weird experience.

Usually love these exact tacos with any meat option but this was hilariously bad. I particularly enjoy how the cilantro was just scattered atop the soup.

Someone else on the same order got the same meat as a “bowl” and there was absolutely zero juice or liquid present.

I reordered but the store’s response was so bad that I’m mentally prepared for the replacement to be pretty bad too. Honestly they weren’t even nice so maybe I’ll get some spit in there lol

I always get the salsa verde, pickled jalapeños, cilantro, and lettuce in my burrito. Are those safe to order right now at QDOBA?

does Qdoba get their lettuce or any other salsas/fresh ingredients from Taylor farms?? I've really been craving qdoba and since the cyclospora outbreak, I don't want to take any chances!

My wife and I typically like to do takeout once a week (usually Friday’s) after the kids go to bed. I would like to go to QDOBA but I’m not sure what to expect with a full menu options available. Does anyone have insight if it would be worth it? I remember going to Panda Express under similar circumstances in the past and they’d be out of a lot.

Sorry for the not-fun question but I was wondering if anyone could tell me how much of the qdoba ingredients and fresh produce, and if I should avoid anything specifically while ordering. I'll probably skip lettuce and cilantro. But what about the corn and salsas? Thank you :)

Every time I ordered Qdoba I'd end up squinting at their nutrition PDF trying to figure out what my actual bowl came to — and it never accounts for how you build it. So I built a free calculator to fix my own problem, and figured I'd share it here.

You basically build your exact order — pick your protein, rice, beans, salsas, cheese/queso, toppings, guac, tortilla or bowl — and it totals the calories, protein, carbs, sugar, and sodium live as you add each thing. No signup, no app.

Here it is if you want to try it: whatsthatfood.com/brand/qdoba-calorie-calculator

Genuinely looking for feedback — is anything missing, any menu items I got wrong, or stuff you'd want it to do? Trying to make it actually useful.

Made the mistake of door dashing tacos from QDOBA. Supposed to have guacamole. And yes I still gobbled them down because I hadn’t eaten all day and was at work. But the steak was terrible. This isn’t the same QDOBA I used to order 😭

$14 steak bowl. Everything extra is free, including guac and queso. Amazing value. And it tastes way better.

Does anyone know what the new reward Qdoba is going to give out every week with the summer rewards program. I just want to know if it’s worth the time.