QDOBA Charges into Aggressive Growth Phase


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QDOBA Charges into Aggressive Growth Phase

Though QDOBA is already the #1 fast-casual Mexican restaurant within the franchising industry, the brand is continuing to bolster its reputation as it pushes into a massive growth phase.

The leading fast-casual franchise already has more than 750 locations across North America. Its latest development agreement is pushing its numbers closer to 800 as the brand plans to bring 30 new locations to North Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties. This deal provides a significant boost for the brand on its quest to expand to2,000 units.

Thanks to its strong fanbase, high brand recognition and flavors that speak for themselves—demand for QDOBA restaurants across North America continues to increase. Ask anybody who has the best queso and menu innovation in the fast-casual industry, and QDOBA will come up.

Despite QDOBA’s rapid expansion, the brand still has a tremendous amount of white space available for multi-unit developers across the country with territory sizes that allow franchisees to establish their own footprint and grow their presence within the wildly popular Mexican food space.

QDOBA also provides customization and flexible footprints like no other brand. Whether operators are looking to expand into an endcap, drive-thru, or a non-traditional venue such as an airport, college or university, QDOBA has a format that fits.

As the brand footprint and demand grows, so do the financial benefits of franchising with QDOBA: With an AUV of $1,998,222*, the opportunity is hot—invest while you can! The brand is looking for multi-unit operators with experience in the restaurant, retail, or hospitality spaces. Visit https://qdobafranchise.com/ or call VP of Franchising Lori Osley at 405.623.8685 for more information.

*Top quartile based on item 19 in the FDD

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