QDOBA Menu Prices: What Burritos, Bowls, Tacos and Sides Cost

How much does QDOBA cost? There is no single national QDOBA menu price: the chain says prices and menus vary by location. As one concrete example, a publicly displayed third-party ordering menu for a QDOBA in Morristown, New Jersey, lists a Create Your Own Burrito at $9.99, a Create Your Own Mini Bowl at $8 and Salsa & Chips at $3.65. Those are examples from one ordering channel, not prices guaranteed at your nearest restaurant.

QDOBA menu prices: a location-specific example

The prices below come from the Morristown ordering menu. Check your chosen restaurant and order method for its current price before paying; protein choices, extras, taxes and delivery charges can affect the total.

Menu item Listed price
Create Your Own Burrito $9.99
Create Your Own Bowl $9.99
Create Your Own Mini Bowl $8.00
Create Your Own Quesadilla $9.99
Create Your Own 3-Cheese Nachos $9.99
Create Your Own Tacos, three $9.99
Create Your Own Taco, one $4.00
Chicken Queso Burrito or Bowl $10.25
Salsa & Chips $3.65
3-Cheese Queso & Chips $4.95
Hand-Crafted Guacamole & Chips $4.95
Chicken Taco & Bowl Family Meal $39.95

The single taco is cheaper than the mini bowl on this menu, so it would be misleading to call the mini bowl QDOBA’s cheapest entrée. The same listing prices a steak Taco & Bowl Family Meal at $44.95. Family meals are meant for sharing and should not be confused with individual entrées or a catering quote.

What can you order at QDOBA?

QDOBA’s menu includes build-your-own burritos, bowls, tacos, quesadillas, nachos and salads, alongside prepared combinations, kids’ meals, chips and dips, desserts, and group options. For a custom entrée, diners choose a format, then a protein or fajita vegetables, followed by ingredients such as rice, beans, salsa, cheese and other toppings. QDOBA’s published menu lists flame-grilled adobo chicken, steak, pork carnitas, ground beef and Cholula Hot & Sweet Chicken among its protein choices; availability can differ by restaurant.

Guacamole and 3-cheese queso are part of QDOBA’s appeal, but “free” needs context. QDOBA says the first portion of guacamole and queso can be added to a create-your-own entrée at no extra charge. A separate order of chips and dip still has its own price, and extra portions or protein may increase the bill.

How many calories are in a QDOBA burrito or mini bowl?

QDOBA’s nutrition information lists a burrito with a tortilla, rice and beans at 610–640 calories before accounting for the full range of possible additions. Its listed range for a bowl with rice and beans is 310–330 calories, while a mini bowl with a choice of rice, beans and protein is 220–300 calories. These figures describe specified menu-board configurations, not every finished custom order.

Ingredients can change the total considerably. QDOBA’s menu assigns 190 calories to a portion of flame-grilled adobo chicken, 80 to guacamole and 80 to 3-cheese queso. Chips and dip are a separate consideration: its published menu lists Salsa & Chips at 580–750 calories. Anyone comparing meals or managing an allergy should use the current nutrition and allergen information for the ingredients they actually select.

How to find the price at your QDOBA

Choose your restaurant in QDOBA’s ordering system and build the meal you intend to buy. That lets you see the available items and price for that location rather than relying on a nationwide estimate. If you order through a delivery service, compare its checkout total with pickup: the displayed menu price may not be the final amount after fees and taxes.