Qdoba Mexican Grill
3210 Green Mount Crossing Dr, O Fallon, IL, 62269
Qdoba Mexican Grill Menu
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Burritos
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Cheese Nachos
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Signature Flavors
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Taco Salads
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Three Tacos
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Tortilla Soup
Healthy Meal suggestions for Qdoba Mexican Grill
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Burritos
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Cheese Nachos
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Signature Flavors
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Taco Salads
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Three Tacos
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Tortilla Soup
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Address :
3210 Green Mount Crossing Dr
O Fallon, IL, 62269 - Phone (618) 632-5231
- Website https://www.qdoba.com/default.aspx
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 10
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
Categories
Mexican Cuisine
If you enjoy Taco Tuesday, then you have officially fallen in love with the Mexican Food. The main grain of Mexican cuisine is maize. Also known as corn, maize is grown for the past 9000 years after the crop was discovered by the people in Mayan civilization. Mexican empire flourished when they started growing beans, tomatoes, chili pepper, sweet potato and cactus. Till this date these ingredients are used in cooking authentic Mexican dishes and drinks.
Great use of spices, fresh chili pepper dishes like fajitas, tortilla chips, corn chips, salsa, chimichangas, burritos, nachos and quesadillas are invented in America. But when you are looking for authentic Mexican food then you must find a restaurant in the city that serves Rajas con Queso, Garbanzo in a Guajillo Chile Sauce, Pork Filled Chiles Rellenos, Chiles en Nogada, Molcajete Salsa, Pico de Gallo and Frijoles de la Olla. An eye-opening fact – Mexican don't like their food hot. They use fresh chili and other spices to create a flavor that lingers in your mouth.
Mexican food is great for those who are Gluten Intolerant as they use Corn instead of wheat in most of their dishes. Also, you can easily find many beans based Mexican dishes. Another dish which didn't get similar glory as tacos or nachos is the Mexican hot chocolate. If you love something hot on a chilly day, then go for Mexican Hot Chocolate. On merry days, you can enjoy the authentic Mexican Drinks like Tequila, Mezcal, Tecuí, Sotol, Bacanora, Charanda, Posh O Pox, Puebla and Pulque. Mexican Cuisine is for people who enjoy strong drinks and hearty meals.
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Sean C.
You like Mexican food? How about large stuffed burritos with good meats, cheese, and other fixings? Qdoba is the place to go if you answered "yes" to either of the questions. Now, before I address the food, let me address a "problem" with the price. I do not mind paying $10 for an overstuffed burrito that can fill me up (and I'm a pretty big guy.) So, if you don't mind paying $10 for a large burrito, then go ahead and hit this place up. Now the food. And let me tell you. I have never tasted a better burrito (Heck, I think this is better than Chipotle). The burrito is made right in front of you. As you go along the line, you can put what you want on it and watch the burrito get bigger and fatter. Its's amazing how they're able to wrap something that big up in aluminum foil. Now, among the burrito, you can get nachos or chips and salsa, but in my opinion, if you want to come to Qdoba, come for the burritos! Worth the money and your belly.
(5)Davis M.
I love Qdoba because it's not around where I live, so I tend to stop when I see one. I stopped at this one and within 10 seconds I could see that it wouldn't be a pleasant experience. Made eye contact with the man at the register as I walked in, he had no customer in front of him and didn't even say Hi welcome to Qdoba, just stared at me. The first guy taking orders was very short with people and almost seemed annoyed that he had to listen to what you wanted to eat. The woman putting on toppings also seemed annoyed and was simply plopping the toppings on there. My girlfriend hadn't been to a Qdoba before so asked a question and the woman acted like that was out of place. I did enjoy my food, so 2 stars for that, but my god, you're in the service industry, smile and be friendly.
(2)Anastasia D.
Since it's located right off 64, coming here for lunch on a work day is a no brainer. The only reason I opt not to is how much food you get. Mind you, this is not at all a bad thing, but it would have to sit in my car while I finish my work day. I can usually only finish half a vegetarian burrito. Their loyalty program is awesome. At 1000 points, you get a free entree. One entree counts as 100 points and even if you're not paying for the entree, you can give the cashier your loyalty card for the points if you come with friends (I've done this on numerous occasions). Their selection is far superior to that of Chipotle AND for those of you who are vegetarian, you can actually eat their pinto beans. Little known fact, Chipotle's pinto beans are infused with bacon fat. Blech. One last note: if you're military, your drink is free! Pretty awesome incentives.
(4)Dan S.
I stop here almost on a weekly basis and get their queso burrito. I must say its pretty amazing!
(5)Jeff B.
Great (healthy-ish) food, decent prices, and never had any issues with the staff. If you're into spicy, the habanero sauce is awesome! I eat here at least once a week.
(5)Don F.
I had the vegetarian black bean burrito with peppers, guacamole, cilantro, sour cream and Habanero sauce. It was very good, much better and possible healthier than other alternatives. Added Lime and my favorite sauce of all Cholulu from the condiment section. I really like their burrito, but a buritto and soda was more than $10. and it was vegetarian without cheese sauce to boot. I am not sure that I like it better than crazy bowls and wraps across the parking lot. For $10 there you also get the entree, soda, and chips and awesome salsa bar. They really need to either rethink their offerings, or their pricing structure, because until then, it is CBW for me! This has been reflected by not coming here since my last free burrito on my birthday... They do have a rewards program. Unfortunately, I misplaced my card? Doh. I would also, agree that this Qdobas seems in more need of bussing than others. I came in at 7pm, and they had 3 workers. Couldn't some one clean the dininig area? I will say that the people here are engaged, nice and desire to make a good product.
(3)Steve S.
Walked in 15 minutes before close to get a couple to go burritos. the guy puts about 3tblsp of rice on first burrito scraped from the bottom of the container, and no more to be had. If you want to be closed, lock the doors.
(1)Mackenzie B.
I finally had a chance to try Qdoba. I'll preface this by letting you all know I am a Chipotle addict. So... I got the chicken queso burrito. Rice and black beans were similar to C. The chicken was good but not as good as C and in general it looked to me like the meats were higher quality and fresher at C. Lots of sauces to choose from, I got pico, the one with corn, and the "next to hottest" - they were all good. Guac, sour cream, and cheese all good. The queso sauce was really tasty and I enjoyed it but I also know it pumped up the fat/calorie content (which is already high enough in burritos like these). I have to say overall I really liked it pretty much as much as C except the meat quality. I will definitely go back bc it is closer than C but if given the choice... it's still C. Oh, chips were good - had a good flavor and I think I do like them better than C's bc C's have gotten super salty in the last couple years.
(4)Robin R.
Absolutely the worst customer service I've ever had. Slopped my food. Got daughters order wrong rudeness. Hated it. Won't go back.
(1)Kelly T.
Never had troubles here! I love the nachos- you'll get your sodium fix for the week! Clean, nice area, a winner!
(4)Josh S.
Oh Qdoba, I do love those giant burritos so. There is not much I can say about Qdoba that you will not already know. They are known for their giant burritos like another chain restaurant, but they have more than just burritos. They have a Mexican Gumbo that is very tasty as well as tacos, quesidillas and nachos. For me what sets Qdoba apart is their fiery habanero salsa. It is a spicey salsa, but it's not hot for the sake of being hot, the taste of the habanero is great and I normally ask for a second helping of the salsa on whatever I get. As usual the staff was friendly and courteous and a few minutes after entered the store I was walking out with a giant burrito on my way home to enjoy the tasty goodness of the chicken queso burrito.
(4)Brad R.
Your typical burrito joint. Service is "push 'em through" mentality. Food was fresh (could have been warmer) and restaurant was generally clean.
(3)Tommy M.
Went for lunch. Very busy, waited in line 10 mins. Ordered soft steak tacos with the habanero sauce. Tacos were cold, tortillas were soggy and their so called very hot sauce, not so and Coke was watered down. Taco Bell is a better choice!
(1)Irene S.
Think: Chipotle. They're both the same to me - same ingredients, both restaurants are hard to pronounce. They just use different names for their burrito bowls. The only thing is that Chipotle was in the news for the salmonela outbreak that happened about a year or two ago in one of their restaurants in San Diego... but not to worry - Qdoba is a-okay!
(3)John P.
Salads are good, place could be cleaner, seems every time I go in there, most tables are dirty and need to be wiped down. Only complaint though, service is good and friendly.
(3)DJ J.
If Sally orders online and gets a taco salad that already includes a cup of rice and asks for one more cup of rice, how many cups of rice does Sally get in her taco salad? None. None cups of rice.
(2)Jessica B.
I love this Qdoba! The last time we went, one of the guys seemed to be having a bad time at wrapping our burrito, but he didn't let it get to him. He wrapped my burrito a second time so nothing spilled out - it was STUFFED! Always good, fresh food. Was cold the last time we went (the air, not the food), so that's my only complaint.
(5)Kevin C.
Good stuff. I feel better quality than Chipotle. Perfect serving sizes and good prices. Staff is always friendly and can't beat the free military drink deal!
(4)Mark M.
Great mexican food. Hot & fresh and the service was good.
(4)Sam L.
Love the gigantic size burritos made to order but don't love the price. Starbucks of the burrito world. But yum yum yum.
(3)John M.
The service is very friendly at this certain Qdoba. Even though it is a chain it gives you the quality of food as a local place. It is fast food but still manages to give you a quality of ingredients. I ordered a steak burrito that was HUGE and was of the utmost highest quality of burritos I have ever had. However you should not come into this place expecting authentic Mexican food. It is more of an American mexican place. However if you are looking for quality tacos, burritos, or quesadillas this is the place to come.
(5)Amber K.
This is one of my husband's most favoritest restaurants ever! It's not mexican food at all, so as long as you don't think you're going for mexican it's good. I like most things on the menu, my favorite is the craft 2 nachos and naked burrito. Whatever you get, you must get queso sauce! They have a nice range of salsa, plus cheese, sour cream and guac. Their burritos are good too, but I feel like I need to go to bed after eating one. Their 100 drink thing is pretty cool.
(5)Kim Q.
Qdoba is a franchise so there's not much to say except that this specific location is one of the best in the Metro East area. The staff are nice and friendly, the kitchen counters look clean and the ingredients are fresh. Of course, if you're not familiar with Qdoba I would say that their stand out product is the queso which is eaten best with the burrito. Their queso is good stuff and gives them an upper hand in comparison to Chipotle (which I also love). Definitely will be coming back again and again.
(4)Charleen S.
Yes, its a franchise. I am only writing this because I had something new that I had never even noticed on their menu before and loved it. It was actually the recommendation of the very friendly server who made it for me. Its called mexican gumbo, and here's how it goes: They take your choice of rice (white) Add your choice of beans (black) Ladle their tortilla soup over it Add your choice of meat (shredded pork) Add your choice of salsa (verde) Add cheese and sour cream (I declined these) It was one of the best lunches I've had in a while and I will crave it enough to go back and eat it again.
(4)Brad G.
I was hoping to grab a quick bite to eat then hit the road before the storm hit. 5 people in line ahead of me. Three people working. One of those was doing a stellar job of standing at the register with her arms crossed staring at the floor. The manager, was making burritos. The third, stood in front of me for what seemed like forever since I'm starving, scooping beans in and out of a bowl and babbling something about portion testing. How about you put that on hold and make us some food, eh? 2 stars only because I know the food would have been good if I waited around for my turn.
(2)Jennifer S.
Do you enjoy paying a minimum $10 for lunch at a fast food restaurant? Don't go to this place anymore! The company has raised their prices to ridiculous amounts! The pick two used to cost $6.30, it now costs $8.40! And if you want a drink that cost $1.70. They have included all the extras like guacamole in the price. Many of us don't eat all the extras, so just know your still paying for them even if you don't want it put on your plate! I use to enjoy getting their pick two but I will no longer go back, they just lost a customer!
(1)John M.
The service is very friendly at this certain Qdoba. Even though it is a chain it gives you the quality of food as a local place. It is fast food but still manages to give you a quality of ingredients. I ordered a steak burrito that was HUGE and was of the utmost highest quality of burritos I have ever had. However you should not come into this place expecting authentic Mexican food. It is more of an American mexican place. However if you are looking for quality tacos, burritos, or quesadillas this is the place to come.
(5)Jennifer S.
Do you enjoy paying a minimum $10 for lunch at a fast food restaurant? Don't go to this place anymore! The company has raised their prices to ridiculous amounts! The pick two used to cost $6.30, it now costs $8.40! And if you want a drink that cost $1.70. They have included all the extras like guacamole in the price. Many of us don't eat all the extras, so just know your still paying for them even if you don't want it put on your plate! I use to enjoy getting their pick two but I will no longer go back, they just lost a customer!
(1)Sean C.
You like Mexican food? How about large stuffed burritos with good meats, cheese, and other fixings? Qdoba is the place to go if you answered "yes" to either of the questions. Now, before I address the food, let me address a "problem" with the price. I do not mind paying $10 for an overstuffed burrito that can fill me up (and I'm a pretty big guy.) So, if you don't mind paying $10 for a large burrito, then go ahead and hit this place up. Now the food. And let me tell you. I have never tasted a better burrito (Heck, I think this is better than Chipotle). The burrito is made right in front of you. As you go along the line, you can put what you want on it and watch the burrito get bigger and fatter. Its's amazing how they're able to wrap something that big up in aluminum foil. Now, among the burrito, you can get nachos or chips and salsa, but in my opinion, if you want to come to Qdoba, come for the burritos! Worth the money and your belly.
(5)Charleen S.
Yes, its a franchise. I am only writing this because I had something new that I had never even noticed on their menu before and loved it. It was actually the recommendation of the very friendly server who made it for me. Its called mexican gumbo, and here's how it goes: They take your choice of rice (white) Add your choice of beans (black) Ladle their tortilla soup over it Add your choice of meat (shredded pork) Add your choice of salsa (verde) Add cheese and sour cream (I declined these) It was one of the best lunches I've had in a while and I will crave it enough to go back and eat it again.
(4)Amber K.
This is one of my husband's most favoritest restaurants ever! It's not mexican food at all, so as long as you don't think you're going for mexican it's good. I like most things on the menu, my favorite is the craft 2 nachos and naked burrito. Whatever you get, you must get queso sauce! They have a nice range of salsa, plus cheese, sour cream and guac. Their burritos are good too, but I feel like I need to go to bed after eating one. Their 100 drink thing is pretty cool.
(5)Kim Q.
Qdoba is a franchise so there's not much to say except that this specific location is one of the best in the Metro East area. The staff are nice and friendly, the kitchen counters look clean and the ingredients are fresh. Of course, if you're not familiar with Qdoba I would say that their stand out product is the queso which is eaten best with the burrito. Their queso is good stuff and gives them an upper hand in comparison to Chipotle (which I also love). Definitely will be coming back again and again.
(4)Brad G.
I was hoping to grab a quick bite to eat then hit the road before the storm hit. 5 people in line ahead of me. Three people working. One of those was doing a stellar job of standing at the register with her arms crossed staring at the floor. The manager, was making burritos. The third, stood in front of me for what seemed like forever since I'm starving, scooping beans in and out of a bowl and babbling something about portion testing. How about you put that on hold and make us some food, eh? 2 stars only because I know the food would have been good if I waited around for my turn.
(2)Davis M.
I love Qdoba because it's not around where I live, so I tend to stop when I see one. I stopped at this one and within 10 seconds I could see that it wouldn't be a pleasant experience. Made eye contact with the man at the register as I walked in, he had no customer in front of him and didn't even say Hi welcome to Qdoba, just stared at me. The first guy taking orders was very short with people and almost seemed annoyed that he had to listen to what you wanted to eat. The woman putting on toppings also seemed annoyed and was simply plopping the toppings on there. My girlfriend hadn't been to a Qdoba before so asked a question and the woman acted like that was out of place. I did enjoy my food, so 2 stars for that, but my god, you're in the service industry, smile and be friendly.
(2)Anastasia D.
Since it's located right off 64, coming here for lunch on a work day is a no brainer. The only reason I opt not to is how much food you get. Mind you, this is not at all a bad thing, but it would have to sit in my car while I finish my work day. I can usually only finish half a vegetarian burrito. Their loyalty program is awesome. At 1000 points, you get a free entree. One entree counts as 100 points and even if you're not paying for the entree, you can give the cashier your loyalty card for the points if you come with friends (I've done this on numerous occasions). Their selection is far superior to that of Chipotle AND for those of you who are vegetarian, you can actually eat their pinto beans. Little known fact, Chipotle's pinto beans are infused with bacon fat. Blech. One last note: if you're military, your drink is free! Pretty awesome incentives.
(4)Dan S.
I stop here almost on a weekly basis and get their queso burrito. I must say its pretty amazing!
(5)Jeff B.
Great (healthy-ish) food, decent prices, and never had any issues with the staff. If you're into spicy, the habanero sauce is awesome! I eat here at least once a week.
(5)Don F.
I had the vegetarian black bean burrito with peppers, guacamole, cilantro, sour cream and Habanero sauce. It was very good, much better and possible healthier than other alternatives. Added Lime and my favorite sauce of all Cholulu from the condiment section. I really like their burrito, but a buritto and soda was more than $10. and it was vegetarian without cheese sauce to boot. I am not sure that I like it better than crazy bowls and wraps across the parking lot. For $10 there you also get the entree, soda, and chips and awesome salsa bar. They really need to either rethink their offerings, or their pricing structure, because until then, it is CBW for me! This has been reflected by not coming here since my last free burrito on my birthday... They do have a rewards program. Unfortunately, I misplaced my card? Doh. I would also, agree that this Qdobas seems in more need of bussing than others. I came in at 7pm, and they had 3 workers. Couldn't some one clean the dininig area? I will say that the people here are engaged, nice and desire to make a good product.
(3)Steve S.
Walked in 15 minutes before close to get a couple to go burritos. the guy puts about 3tblsp of rice on first burrito scraped from the bottom of the container, and no more to be had. If you want to be closed, lock the doors.
(1)DJ J.
If Sally orders online and gets a taco salad that already includes a cup of rice and asks for one more cup of rice, how many cups of rice does Sally get in her taco salad? None. None cups of rice.
(2)Jessica B.
I love this Qdoba! The last time we went, one of the guys seemed to be having a bad time at wrapping our burrito, but he didn't let it get to him. He wrapped my burrito a second time so nothing spilled out - it was STUFFED! Always good, fresh food. Was cold the last time we went (the air, not the food), so that's my only complaint.
(5)Kevin C.
Good stuff. I feel better quality than Chipotle. Perfect serving sizes and good prices. Staff is always friendly and can't beat the free military drink deal!
(4)Mark M.
Great mexican food. Hot & fresh and the service was good.
(4)Mackenzie B.
I finally had a chance to try Qdoba. I'll preface this by letting you all know I am a Chipotle addict. So... I got the chicken queso burrito. Rice and black beans were similar to C. The chicken was good but not as good as C and in general it looked to me like the meats were higher quality and fresher at C. Lots of sauces to choose from, I got pico, the one with corn, and the "next to hottest" - they were all good. Guac, sour cream, and cheese all good. The queso sauce was really tasty and I enjoyed it but I also know it pumped up the fat/calorie content (which is already high enough in burritos like these). I have to say overall I really liked it pretty much as much as C except the meat quality. I will definitely go back bc it is closer than C but if given the choice... it's still C. Oh, chips were good - had a good flavor and I think I do like them better than C's bc C's have gotten super salty in the last couple years.
(4)Robin R.
Absolutely the worst customer service I've ever had. Slopped my food. Got daughters order wrong rudeness. Hated it. Won't go back.
(1)Kelly T.
Never had troubles here! I love the nachos- you'll get your sodium fix for the week! Clean, nice area, a winner!
(4)Josh S.
Oh Qdoba, I do love those giant burritos so. There is not much I can say about Qdoba that you will not already know. They are known for their giant burritos like another chain restaurant, but they have more than just burritos. They have a Mexican Gumbo that is very tasty as well as tacos, quesidillas and nachos. For me what sets Qdoba apart is their fiery habanero salsa. It is a spicey salsa, but it's not hot for the sake of being hot, the taste of the habanero is great and I normally ask for a second helping of the salsa on whatever I get. As usual the staff was friendly and courteous and a few minutes after entered the store I was walking out with a giant burrito on my way home to enjoy the tasty goodness of the chicken queso burrito.
(4)Brad R.
Your typical burrito joint. Service is "push 'em through" mentality. Food was fresh (could have been warmer) and restaurant was generally clean.
(3)Tommy M.
Went for lunch. Very busy, waited in line 10 mins. Ordered soft steak tacos with the habanero sauce. Tacos were cold, tortillas were soggy and their so called very hot sauce, not so and Coke was watered down. Taco Bell is a better choice!
(1)Irene S.
Think: Chipotle. They're both the same to me - same ingredients, both restaurants are hard to pronounce. They just use different names for their burrito bowls. The only thing is that Chipotle was in the news for the salmonela outbreak that happened about a year or two ago in one of their restaurants in San Diego... but not to worry - Qdoba is a-okay!
(3)John P.
Salads are good, place could be cleaner, seems every time I go in there, most tables are dirty and need to be wiped down. Only complaint though, service is good and friendly.
(3)Sam L.
Love the gigantic size burritos made to order but don't love the price. Starbucks of the burrito world. But yum yum yum.
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