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QDOBA Mexican Eats

Name: QDOBA Mexican Eats
Address: 795 U.S. 31 N, Greenwood, IN, 46142, US
Telephone: (317) 865-1810
Price range: $$$

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795 U.S. 31 N #Suite B, Greenwood, Indiana, 46142, United States

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Grace B

Apr 24, 2018

Absolutely ridiculous. Came at 545 and they had no ground beef, no grilled chicken and no steak ready for the dinner rush!! Then we asked for a taco salad and they have no lettuce!! The Ecoli scare was almost 2 weeks ago....so this is literally just laziness on the part of the managers! So my husband had to get a bowl but with no rice and they had no fajita veggies either!!!! We finally got something resembling what we came for and when we asked for our drinks they told us they only had diet soda!!!!! UNREAL!!!!!! I will say that Chloe and Kane were very apologetic and are the only reason we stayed to eat.

Corban Smith

Apr 29, 2018

Would eat here anytime but I wish they'd give you more chips for the price you pay for chips and queso. Quick, tasty food that costs a bit more than other places but I feel like it's worth the cost.

Ozbdk

May 7, 2018

even the couple of hours to closing time they were out of most of main items. it is little funny the mexican restaurant can be out of guac. even many employee at the same time they were slow and no attention to customers.

Phillip Johnson

Mar 18, 2018

Worst service I have ever had at a Qdoba. Not only were they not prepare at 6:30 to accommodate a rush but they lack the ability to produce even a resemblance of a burrito. All I wanted was Steak Rice and Queso and I walked out with a little rice, a pinch of burnt chicken, and enough queso to make the thing fall apart, which it did because they don't know how to wrap burritos. It took 10 minutes for them to make that skimpy thing and only 5 to choke it down. They also wanted to charge me $9. Nope. I've been to this location many times over the years and I will not be coming back. Also, this place is unsanitary and unkept. Go to El Meson for awesome Mexican food, not here.

Jerry Waggoner

May 23, 2018

Food was good, kid making the food had long hair and no hair net.

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