Qdoba Mexican Grill - Dayton

The taste is similar to Chipotle, but this place has more to offer. They offer quesadillas, tortilla soup, and more. Reasonably priced and fresh tasting.

I was a little disappointed at this place. I was in qudoba, that was in the airport of houston. I thought I had died and went to an authentic Chipotle shoot. the queso blanco smashed my chicken burrito. the burrito was so delicious, since then there was a fork and a knife eating and dove right in the man's cavity style and ate the rest with my fingers. I was stuffed in the middle of the burrito, and honestly it was not important that people looked at me as if I was eating like a homeless person who had no meal in days. the taste profile was full of cumin, jalapeno and garlic. I even loved the cilatro notes during the...read more

The taste is chipotle similar, but this place has more to offer. they offer queensadillas, tortilla soup and much more. reasonable price and fresh tasting.

Fast. eating is fast and good. the prices rose drastically after the economic crisis. it was earlier possible to get a good burrito there for just a little over five dollars; Now it's closer to $10 when they get extra meat like me. the restaurant is generally clean and it is clean behind the counter. Sometimes the employees are careless and they can see a chaotic preparation area, with some ingredients falling into other ingredients. that does not happen when the mature and responsible managers work. everything in all, a nice place to eat when they are in a hurry and only need quick food.

I was a little disappointed in this location. I have been to Qudoba's that was In the Houston airport. At the Houston location, I thought I had died and gone to some kind of authentic Chipotle heaven. The queso blanco was smothering my chicken burrito. The burrito was so delicious i long since gave up eating it with a fork and knife and dove right in cave man style and ate the remaining portion with my fingers. I was stuffed midway through the burrito and honestly did not care about people looking at me as if i was eating like a homeless person who hadnt had a meal in days. The flavor profile was full of cumin, jalapeno, and garlic. I even loved the cilatro notes sprinkled throughout the rice. However, at the location here in dayton (the guest at Sinclair community college), the flavors were a little bland. The service style is much like that of Chipotle, and both chains offer similar menu items. Qudoba just far out taste Chipotle with their more authentic flavorings. I longed to hop back on the plane and take a flight to Houston and eat there one more time.