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QDOBA is a modern fast-casual restaurant with a warm, inviting atmosphere with freshly prepared, customizable Mexican-inspired cuisine. Visit QDOBA if you are looking for a family-friendly Mexican restaurant offering flavors everyone will love. Enjoy made-to-order burritos, bowls, quesadillas, nachos, tacos and more – all made with quality ingredients, including flame-grilled adobo chicken & steak, slow-cooked brisket birria, and fajita veggies. Whether you’re dining in, picking up, or catering your next event, build your entrée exactly how you want with flavorful salsas and toppings like hand-crafted guacamole and famous 3-Cheese Queso. Stop by QDOBA today or order online for pickup or delivery to enjoy the best Mexican food in town.
A menu of customizable Mexican food served in a modern restaurant, plus takeout & catering.
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Qdoba Mexican Eats – Colorado School of Mines Dining
Qdoba offers Mexican-style cuisine including salads, bowls, tacos and burritos handcrafted from fresh ingredients.
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ANdreas He
The burrito tastes weird and the beef& sauce was way too salty. I would say it’s not worth the price.
… moreAlexander Smith
The employees are great, super nice and good service. However a lot of the food is not very fresh. One example being them serving picked onions instead of fresh onions for burritos/tacos/etc. I have never been to a Mexican restaurant that does this. There’s a lot of other obvious cost saving measures but the prices for meals are comparable to chipotle but much lower quality. Overall expected for campus food.
… moreKeegan Dwyer
Qdoba here at mines is one of the only places here with actually good food. Alex always makes my burritos right and is pleasant in the workspace. The restaurant is kept clean, the employees are kind, and the food is fantastic
… moreCharles Crosby
The best food at Colorado school of mines as well as the best service on campus. Desiree is a phenomenal employee and makes students feel special. Thank you Dez!!
… moreBill Bales
Love this place. Easy, good choices, reasonably priced. I get the bowls because the burritos fill me up too much.
… moreDiego Montez
W staff, L proportions. You pay the same but get less food than you would at other Qdoba locations. I don’t have proof, but I blame Mines Parking for this.
… moreEthan Stine
Not worth my service anymore.
TL;DR:
–Much smaller portions (spend $11 and still be hungry)
–Frequently out of various items
–All the prices have been raised
–Employees are still fantastic though
This Qdoba replaced the Habaneros restaurant on campus. What has changed? Quality-wise its the same: Same menu, same food, same employees. They just replaced the name. However, they now charge you extra for a tortilla with your bowl, the prices have gone up significantly while the amount of food they give you is about 2/3rds of what it was. So I ask… Is the guac REALLY free? It’s lost the personal vibe that it had when it was called habaneros because it seems they are making an effort to be stricter about serving portions. Perhaps this is administrative influence, because I still recognize the employees. The employees are fantastic by the way: super friendly, personable, and they smile (big factor!). Unfortunately, its just not a good deal anymore, and its lost some of its charm. (The new menu is not very aesthetic either). Being as its in competition with only one other sub par restaurant on campus, it will probably do just fine. Students are generally weak consumers and won’t cause the demand to adapt, so on the whole, this location will probably see its profits increase anyway. That being said, I believe in a version of capitalism where we can restrain ourselves from taking advantage of weak consumers and where we are concerned with more than just our revenue. I guess times are changing. I’m only the consumer; I don’t know the finances of the restauraunt; maybe inflation is just that bad. But, what I DO know is that, when getting lunch makes me FEEL like a business is grabbing at every penny in my pocket, I’ll put my foot down and go to a friendlier, homier, more personable establishment.
Also @Kyra F, they are out of certain items quite frequently.
#YourWalletHasPower
… moreTL;DR:
–Much smaller portions (spend $11 and still be hungry)
–Frequently out of various items
–All the prices have been raised
–Employees are still fantastic though
This Qdoba replaced the Habaneros restaurant on campus. What has changed? Quality-wise its the same: Same menu, same food, same employees. They just replaced the name. However, they now charge you extra for a tortilla with your bowl, the prices have gone up significantly while the amount of food they give you is about 2/3rds of what it was. So I ask… Is the guac REALLY free? It’s lost the personal vibe that it had when it was called habaneros because it seems they are making an effort to be stricter about serving portions. Perhaps this is administrative influence, because I still recognize the employees. The employees are fantastic by the way: super friendly, personable, and they smile (big factor!). Unfortunately, its just not a good deal anymore, and its lost some of its charm. (The new menu is not very aesthetic either). Being as its in competition with only one other sub par restaurant on campus, it will probably do just fine. Students are generally weak consumers and won’t cause the demand to adapt, so on the whole, this location will probably see its profits increase anyway. That being said, I believe in a version of capitalism where we can restrain ourselves from taking advantage of weak consumers and where we are concerned with more than just our revenue. I guess times are changing. I’m only the consumer; I don’t know the finances of the restauraunt; maybe inflation is just that bad. But, what I DO know is that, when getting lunch makes me FEEL like a business is grabbing at every penny in my pocket, I’ll put my foot down and go to a friendlier, homier, more personable establishment.
Also @Kyra F, they are out of certain items quite frequently.
#YourWalletHasPower
Charles Crosby
“I eat here far too often.” Is what I would say if Qdoba didn’t have the BEST food and the BEST staff at Colorado School of Mines.
… moreOdin
Food is very good but service is a bit rude
… moreAlexander Olkhov
Alex from Qdoba made my day with his astounding service
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