QDOBA Mexican Eats — Restaurant in Centennial

Update again: It was poorly rolled, to bad... a day later ain't as good.

TBF, ive never seen someone put a pickup in their trunk (doubt guarded, didn't seem so) while driving a 4 door sedan.... I think Audi.

Update (lowered a star): Disappointed this time. Didn't select light rice and I think they found a way to put even more in there on regular. Basically, seems like I've been eating a glorified rice and bean burrito. Also, they seemed to have gone lighter on the steak although seems like more guacamole.

Prior: Very friendly preparer and loved the energy. She paid attention to the order whereas I would've been standing there like umm, how about that.

First time I've ordered online (or been to this location). Place was closer than I thought to my place so I was actually there to watch it get prepared, which I would prefer anyway.

Everything was good, rice wasn't dried out, steak was juicy and flavorful without having to spit out any fat.

My order: NEW Habanero Lime Steak - tossed in spicy habanero sauce, lime juice and cilantro, No Additional Protein, Warm Flour Tortilla, Cilantro Lime Rice(Regular), Black Beans(Regular), Hand-Crafted Guacamole(Regular), New warm Mexican Street Corn with creamy elote sauce(Regular), Pickled Red Onions(Regular), Shredded Cheese(Regular), Sour Cream(Regular), Cotija (Crumbled White Cheese)(Extra), Freshly Made Pico de Gallo (Mild)(Regular), Citrus Lime Vinaigrette (Mild)(Regular), Picante Ranch Dressing (Medium)(Light)

Only thing different I may do is light rice as it was little to much for me even though it...

As far as reviews I am very lenient and give a lot of wiggle room, but in this case I can’t help but ding this specific QDOBE for skimping. You guys, as well as other restaurants should be treating each customer as if you are on the edge of losing them… One small thing like skimping on your bowls my have pushed me over my tolerance level. I am not looking for a heaping bowl, but on the flip side I do think you should put a reasonable amount of meat and fixings on your bowls. I paid $12+ Dollars for this bowl only to get a few sprinkles of chicken, and a silver dollar size spoon full of guacamole that disappears immediately after stirring your bowl (never to see or taste guacamole again after that). Don’t read this wrong, as your bowls actually taste better than your competition, but for $12+ dollars I think I deserve at least a reasonable amount of food. (i.e. I can buy an entire roasted chicken for $8.99 at King Soopers, so can’t you at least give me a couple spoon fulls of your grilled diced chicken). Maybe the short fall was who was working that day, but hopefully this is not...

I was impressed one night when I was hungry for a chicken quesadilla. Upon my arrival for the tasty chicken, cheese and tortilla concoction; the store had just gone through a moment of high traffic that caused a lack in chicken for my delectable evening meal. With discouragement and slight resentment for the prior strangers who stormed the store for the grilled seasoned bird, I was left to choose a secondary meat to replace the initially desired protein. The staff informed me that my meal would be FREE due to the unforeseen circumstance. I felt special; I felt their empathy. It wasn't until checkout came that I found out I wasn't actually special, but rather simply another number in their charitable occasion. The staff had been giving FREE meals to anyone who ordered a meal because they felt bad for not having enough chicken to serve their late night guests.

I give the food a 4.5, and their staff two thumbs up for their awesome customer service.

Will definitely eat here again (because...