QDOBA Catering Guide: Menu, Free Queso & Guac & How to Order for the Office

QDOBA Mexican Eats has built a national fast-casual footprint (hundreds of locations across most US states) on a clearer value angle than any of its direct fast-casual peers: hand-crafted Guacamole and 3-Cheese Queso are bundled with QDOBA orders rather than billed as paid add-ons. Hand-mashed guac comes free on the Hot Bar build line; 3-Cheese Queso is the brand’s free-on-every-entree promise at the dine-in tier and is baked into the Queso Burrito Boxed Meal at no extra charge on catering. The catering menu centers on customizable Hot Bars (Chicken & Steak, Chicken & Pork Carnitas, Chicken & Brisket Birria, Cholula Chicken pairings and a Fajita Veggie variant), Boxed Meals, the Mega Burrito 10-Pack, the Taco Kit, the Ultimate Nacho Bar, Chips & Dip Party Packs, group salads, and a drinks-and-desserts program centered on gallon iced tea and freshly baked brownies and cookies. QDOBA catering covers customizable Hot Bars with six proteins and the full salsa lineup; Boxed Meals (Classic and Queso Burrito) for grab-and-go events; the Mega Burrito 10-Pack, Taco Kit, Ultimate Nacho Bar and Chips & Dip Party Packs for mid-format events; included plates, utensils, chafing racks and the Hot Bar setup gear; and free hand-crafted guacamole on every Hot Bar. This guide walks every format, how the catering portal works, what to know about delivery and lead times, where QDOBA genuinely shines for office events, and what to order instead when the meeting calls for something the Hot Bar can’t quite cover.

QDOBA was born in Denver as a fast-casual Mexican brand and renamed itself from “Mexican Grill” to “Mexican Eats” to signal a wider menu than burritos and bowls — bringing in birria, Cholula chicken, quesadillas and salads alongside the build-your-own format. That broader-than-Chipotle menu, paired with the free-guac-and-queso wedge, is the catering thesis. The free guacamole on the Hot Bar in particular is a real per-head dollar advantage, since at the direct peer that single ramekin would carry a meaningful surcharge.

QDOBA’s menu, pricing, format availability and catering inclusions vary by location and change over time. Confirm current offerings and live quotes directly with qdoba.com/catering or your nearest QDOBA before ordering.

QDOBA Catering Menu

QDOBA structures its catering menu around five working buckets: customizable Hot Bars (the headliner), Boxed Meals for individual grab-and-go events, mid-format Party Packs (Mega Burrito 10-Pack, Taco Kit, Ultimate Nacho Bar, Chips & Dip), the Fresca Group Salad for lighter eaters, and a drinks-and-desserts program centered on gallon iced tea and freshly baked brownies and cookies. Most office orders pair a Hot Bar with a Chips & Dip Party Pack and a couple of gallons of tea. The line that splits catering from the standard QDOBA Group Order flow sits at roughly ten guests; smaller events should use the QDOBA app or the standard online order page rather than the dedicated catering portal.

Catering Menu at a Glance

What’s bundled by default on the Hot Bar: chafing rack and fuel, eco-friendly bowls, forks, napkins, the salsa lineup (pico, chile corn, salsa roja, salsa verde), shredded cheese, sour cream, lettuce, tortilla chips and hand-crafted guacamole. Boxed Meals do not include the chafing rack — they ship as labeled individual boxes with a burrito, chips, salsa and a dessert. The Mega Burrito 10-Pack and Taco Kit ship without a chafing rack as well, since they’re cold-format or mid-format orders rather than buffet bars.

Customizable Hot Bars

The Hot Bar is the catering thesis. QDOBA pitches it as a “fully customizable” buffet that lets every eater build their own bowl, burrito, taco, salad or nachos at the line, which means dietary preferences self-resolve without anyone needing to flag them in advance. The Chicken & Steak Hot Bar is the most-ordered configuration across the chain; the Fajita Veggie Hot Bar is the standalone vegetarian SKU; the Brisket Birria pairing and the Cholula Chicken pairing are the brand’s signature wedges versus Chipotle’s narrower protein roster.

Hot Bar Configurations

What’s on the Hot Bar Build Line

Tip: the Hot Bar is gluten-friendly when ordered as bowls (no flour tortilla, no taco shell) with the gluten-friendly proteins, beans, rice, salsas and toppings. Cross-contact with wheat is a practical concern for celiac-strict eaters at the assembly line. The Fresca Group Salad is the cleanest celiac-friendly catering pick QDOBA offers, since it ships pre-built without exposure to the burrito or taco prep area. For a deeper look at how to plan around dietary needs at scale, see our guides to gluten-free office catering and catering for mixed dietary needs.

Headcount sizing: a single Hot Bar layout typically covers under thirty guests on one six-to-eight-foot serving table. For thirty to one hundred guests, plan on two tables and a second chafing rack set; QDOBA’s catering portal will surface the right SKU based on the headcount you enter. For events of one hundred guests or more, calling 1-888-736-2224 to coordinate with the local QDOBA gives the location enough lead time to prep proteins and produce in volume.

Boxed Meals, Burrito 10-Pack & Taco Kit

For offices that want a grab-and-go format instead of a buffet, QDOBA runs three separate non-bar formats: the Boxed Meals (individual labeled lunches), the Mega Burrito 10-Pack (cold-pack, ten individually wrapped burritos), and the Taco Kit (build-your-own taco kit serving ten). All three ship without chafing-rack setup, which makes them the right pick for hybrid teams, distributed offices, or events where buffet logistics aren’t a fit.

Why the Queso Burrito Boxed Meal matters for office orders: it’s the catering format where QDOBA’s queso wedge fully shows up. Queso is baked into the burrito at no extra charge, which is meaningful versus the dine-in pricing structure (where queso is free on every entree) and versus the Hot Bar tier (where queso is a paid add-on). For a boxed-lunch event where every eater gets the full QDOBA experience without the build-your-own logistics, this is the box to pick.

Free Queso, Guac & the Salsa Lineup

QDOBA’s catering wedge over Chipotle is what’s bundled and what’s not. Hand-crafted Guacamole is included on every Hot Bar at no surcharge, which is the largest single per-head dollar advantage QDOBA carries into office catering. 3-Cheese Queso is the brand’s “free on every entree” promise at the dine-in tier; on catering, queso is bundled into the Queso Burrito Boxed Meal at no extra charge but is a paid add-on at the Hot Bar tier. The salsa lineup ships free with every catering format. For a small additional cost, a Chips & Dip Party Pack of queso alongside the Hot Bar transforms the whole spread; most offices that order a Hot Bar twice end up adding queso the second time.

The Dips & Salsa Line

Drinks & Desserts

QDOBA’s catering drink program runs on gallon iced tea (sweet and unsweetened), gallon lemonade, twenty-ounce Coca-Cola and Diet Coke, Dasani water, and Simply Orange Juice. The desserts line is freshly baked Double Chocolate Brownies and Chocolate Chunk Cookies, plus the Churro Chips (cinnamon-sugar tortilla chips) Party Pack as a snack-station option. Specific dessert availability varies by location. For a Southern-leaning office event, swapping a gallon of soda for a gallon of sweet tea is a low-cost detail that lifts the order; for a tech office where the team trends toward less sugar, the unsweetened tea pairs cleanly with the Hot Bar.

Proteins, Sides & Dietary Options

QDOBA’s protein roster is the catering line’s other big wedge. Six core proteins in the catering build line versus four at the direct peer; the Brisket Birria and Cholula Sweet & Hot Chicken are signatures unique to QDOBA, and the Impossible Plant-Based Protein covers vegan eaters at participating locations.

The Six Catering Proteins

• Grilled Adobo Chicken — the workhorse, marinated in adobo seasoning; appears in every two-protein Hot Bar pairing.
• Grilled Steak — chargrilled beef strips; the second-most-common pairing protein.
• Slow-Braised Pork Carnitas — richer, fattier, comfort-food forward.
• Brisket Birria — slow-cooked beef brisket in adobo; the signature wedge versus Chipotle.
• Cholula Sweet & Hot Chicken — signature licensed-partnership chicken with Cholula hot sauce.
• Ground Beef — classic seasoned ground beef for the Tex-Mex-leaning side of the build line.

Vegetarian / vegan proteins:

• Fajita Veggies — sauteed bell peppers and red onion; the standalone vegetarian Hot Bar SKU.
• Impossible Plant-Based Protein — plant-based ground meat; available at participating locations. Contains soy, so not safe for soy-allergic guests.

Sides & Build Options

• Cilantro-Lime Rice — the default; flecked with green herbs, brightened with lime.
• Seasoned Brown Rice — whole-grain swap; available at most locations.
• Black Beans — the default; seasoned and slow-simmered.
• Pinto Beans — the alternate; lighter, smokier.
• Fajita Veggies — sauteed bell peppers and red onion as a side or vegetarian protein.

Dietary Coverage

Vegetarian: the Fajita Veggie Hot Bar is a full standalone catering format. Vegetarian Boxed Meals are available with Fajita Veggies in place of meat. Salads and bowls work as vegetarian builds with the right toppings.

Vegan: the Fajita Veggie Bowl and Impossible Fajita Bowl cover vegan eaters when ordered with no cheese, sour cream or queso. The Impossible Plant-Based Protein at participating locations is the cleanest vegan SKU.

Gluten-friendly: bowls (no flour tortilla), corn tortilla tacos, and the Fresca Salad are the cleanest gluten-friendly options. Cross-contact with wheat is a practical concern for celiac-strict eaters at the assembly line, since flour items and corn shells share fryer space at most locations. Bowl-based orders are the safest celiac path.

Dairy-free: most signature items can be made dairy-free with no cheese, no sour cream and no queso. Tortillas and meats are dairy-free; quesos and ranch dressings are not.

Nut-free: no peanuts or tree nuts in any standard QDOBA ingredients.

How to Order QDOBA Catering

QDOBA catering runs through a dedicated catering portal accessed at qdoba.com/catering, which routes to the underlying catering ordering system. The catering portal is the only place where the Hot Bar SKUs and the Mega Burrito 10-Pack work correctly; the standard QDOBA online ordering flow tops out at the Group Order tier (under ten guests) and won’t surface the Hot Bars. Here’s the sequence:

1. Go to qdoba.com/catering or click “Order Catering” from the main qdoba.com navigation. The catering link routes you to the dedicated portal with a different cart, lead-time logic and SKU set from the retail page.
2. Enter your delivery address or pickup ZIP. The portal checks which catering-enabled QDOBA locations serve your area. Format availability (especially the Hot Bars and the Boxed Meals line) varies by location, so the menu adjusts based on which restaurant the portal routes you to.
3. Pick your date and time window. QDOBA appreciates a day’s notice for delivery and a half-day for pickup; the portal will show the earliest available slot for your address. As a practical rule, plan on at least twenty-four hours of notice for small Hot Bars and forty-eight to seventy-two hours for events of fifty or more.
4. Build your order. Choose between the Hot Bars (two-protein or single-protein), Boxed Meals (Classic, Queso or Vegetarian), the Mega Burrito 10-Pack, the Taco Kit, the Ultimate Nacho Bar or the Fresca Group Salad. Add a Chips & Dip Party Pack of queso or guac as a snack station. Add a Sweet Tea gallon, a brownie tray and a Churro Chips Party Pack from the drinks-and-desserts line.
5. Add logistics notes. For delivery orders, add building access notes, floor or suite number, and a contact phone number. QDOBA delivery includes on-site setup of the chafing rack and the Hot Bar layout for about twenty minutes; active attendant service (someone refreshing the bar mid-meal or plating) is not part of the standard offering.
6. Check out. Most catering portal orders go through credit card. For tax-exempt orders, alternative payment methods, last-minute requests, or events of one hundred guests or more, call the QDOBA catering line at 1-888-736-2224 to coordinate directly with the local restaurant. Returned chafing racks earn a free entree coupon through QDOBA Rewards on most orders.

What’s included with most catering orders: chafing rack and fuel cans, eco-friendly bowls, forks, napkins, the salsa lineup, hand-crafted guacamole, tortilla chips, and the build-line toppings. Hot Bars arrive in foil pans with serving tongs; Boxed Meals arrive individually wrapped and labeled. For events that need staff on premises, plan to staff them yourself or use a different caterer.

Delivery, Pickup & Lead Times

Note on franchise variability: QDOBA’s catering portal is the most consistent entry point, but format availability and the exact set of SKUs (especially the signature pairings like Brisket Birria and Cholula Chicken) can differ between two locations across the same metro. The Chicken & Steak Hot Bar is the most consistently available format across the chain. For recurring orders, identify a catering-enabled QDOBA near your office that you’ve had a good experience with and stick with them.

Pros and Cons of QDOBA Catering

What Works Well

• Free hand-crafted guacamole on every Hot Bar. The single biggest per-head dollar advantage versus Chipotle, where guac is a paid premium add-on. The included guac alone often closes the price gap between the two brands on a per-head basis.
• 3-Cheese Queso wedge. Free queso on every entree at the dine-in tier; baked into the Queso Burrito Boxed Meal at no extra charge. The catering tier of queso (at the Hot Bar) is a paid add-on, but the price is modest and the queso is the segment-defining differentiator.
• Six-protein lineup beats Chipotle’s four. Brisket Birria and Cholula Sweet & Hot Chicken are unique signatures; Pork Carnitas and Ground Beef round out the build line. The deeper roster matters for offices that order Mexican catering more than once a quarter.
• Hot Bar comes with full setup. Chafing rack, fuel cans, eco-friendly bowls, forks, napkins, and serving utensils are all included by default. No buffet logistics for the office manager beyond clearing a six-to-eight-foot table.
• Strong vegan and vegetarian story. The Fajita Veggie Hot Bar is a full SKU (not just a modifier), Impossible Plant-Based Protein is available at participating locations, and the Vegetarian Boxed Meal is a standalone option.
• Boxed Meal lineup with the Queso Burrito. The catering format where the brand’s queso wedge fully shows up; queso baked into the burrito at no extra charge. The cleanest grab-and-go option on the menu.
• National footprint with strong Midwest and Mountain coverage. Catering availability is densest in markets where Chipotle has sometimes-uneven coverage; QDOBA can be the better pick for offices in Denver, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Cleveland and similar metros.

What Falls Short

• Online catering ordering not universal. Smaller-market QDOBAs may force a phone order through the 1-888-736-2224 catering line; not every location supports the dedicated portal.
• Setup fee at most locations. Adds to the all-in cost; this is not a free-delivery brand the way ezCater-driven local caterers can be.
• Hot Bar single-table cap of about thirty guests. Larger events (fifty or more) need the second table layout, which means more floor space at the office and a slightly longer setup window.
• Queso is a paid add-on at the Hot Bar tier. Despite being the brand’s free-on-every-entree promise at the dine-in level, queso doesn’t come bundled into the Hot Bar by default. The Queso Burrito Boxed Meal is the only catering format where queso ships free in the box.
• Cross-contact allergen risk. Tortillas, proteins, beans and toppings share assembly surfaces. For strict celiac eaters, lean on the Fresca Group Salad or order bowl-only Boxed Meals and confirm prep practices with the specific location.
• Quality varies by franchise. Two QDOBA locations in the same metro can deliver materially different experiences. Bar setup, queso pour temperature and order accuracy depend on the operator.
• Recurring-order fatigue. QDOBA’s protein roster is broader than most peers, but it’s still a single-cuisine menu. Offices that order it weekly tend to plateau within a month or two and start asking for variety.

What Customers Say

Who Is QDOBA Catering Best For?

QDOBA vs. Chipotle, Moe’s & Subway

Mexican and fast-casual catering have overlapping options, and the question is rarely “QDOBA or nothing.” Here’s how QDOBA stacks up against the three most-compared alternatives for office orders.

Chipotle is the brand-recognition choice with stronger ingredient-sourcing claims and the deepest national footprint. Higher per-head price, no bundled guac or queso. Read our Chipotle catering guide and Chipotle catering alternatives for the full comparison; QDOBA shows up high on that alternatives list for the same reasons.

Moe’s Southwest Grill is the closest peer to QDOBA on format (build-your-own bars + burritos) and price tier. Moe’s wins on bundled chips, salsa and warming gear; QDOBA wins on bundled guac and a stronger loyalty program. Read our Moe’s Southwest Grill catering guide for the head-to-head.

Subway is the budget-tier sub-shop choice. Lower per-person price, broader location density, but no Mexican format and no queso. Read our Subway catering guide for the budget comparison and the Firehouse Subs catering guide if hot subs are the alternative on the table.

Other brand guides worth comparing: if your team trends toward sandwiches or deli at scale, see our deep dives on McAlister’s Deli catering, Panera catering, Jersey Mike’s, and Chick-fil-A catering. For Italian, the Olive Garden catering guide and the Olive Garden alternatives roundup cover that lane. The Honey Baked Ham guide covers the holiday and ham-tray angle. Looking at format trade-offs? The boxed lunch vs. buffet guide and the boxed lunch cost guide walk through when to pick which.

Looking beyond chains? Mexican catering on Zerocater connects you with hundreds of local Mexican and Tex-Mex caterers, many of which can match or beat QDOBA on quality while sourcing from local kitchens. A few worth browsing: Renegade Burrito (Denver), Raging Burrito (Atlanta), Tio Luis Tacos (Chicago), Folklore Artisanal Mexican Eatery (NYC), and Carlitos Barbecue Taqueria (NY/NJ) for a barbecue-Mexican twist. The Tex-Mex cuisine directory and the broader American cuisine directory both pull a wider local-caterer pool than any single chain.

A Better Option for Office Catering

QDOBA is a strong choice when the office wants a Mexican Eats build-your-own bar with bundled guacamole, the queso wedge, and a deeper protein roster than Chipotle. For most other occasions (recurring office meal programs, multi-cuisine variety, executive client lunches, allergen-controlled service, anything that calls for a hot entree beyond the Hot Bar and Boxed Meals, or any office in a market where the local QDOBA doesn’t support catering through the portal) most teams will land a better result with a catering platform that pulls from a wider pool of restaurants.

Zerocater connects offices with hundreds of vetted caterers across every cuisine, including local Mexican and Tex-Mex shops and taquerias that can match or beat QDOBA on hospitality and food while expanding the menu to cover hot entrees, salads, multiple cuisines, and allergen-controlled service. Every order is managed by Zerocater’s operations team, which means reliable delivery, proper setup when the event needs it, and someone to call when something doesn’t land.

With CaterAi, you can plan your entire event in minutes: share your headcount, budget, dietary needs, and date, and CaterAi builds custom menus from multiple caterers. Chat to adjust items, add onsite staff or decor, and check out. Zerocater handles the rest.

Why offices switch from single-chain catering to Zerocater:

• Access to hundreds of caterers, not one menu
• Same-day ordering available for many caterers
• Dietary filtering (vegan, gluten-free, halal, kosher, allergen-aware) built into the platform
• Professional delivery with setup assistance where you need it
• One platform for events, daily meals, and everything in between

Plan Your Office Catering with CaterAi

For more office catering ideas, see our guides to boxed lunch vs. buffet catering, boxed lunch catering cost, boxed lunches for hybrid & distributed teams, boxed breakfast catering for morning meetings, ordering catering as an office manager, catering for mixed dietary needs, board meeting catering, vegan office catering, and gluten-free office catering. Comparing brand options? See our deep dives on Chipotle catering, Chipotle catering alternatives, Moe’s Southwest Grill catering, Subway catering, Panera catering, Panera alternatives, Firehouse Subs, McAlister’s Deli, Chick-fil-A, Olive Garden, Olive Garden alternatives, Honey Baked Ham, and Jersey Mike’s. For city-specific caterer recommendations, browse the best corporate event catering in Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, New York City, Seattle, Denver, Boston, and Austin.

Which QDOBA Order for How Many People?

The right QDOBA catering format depends mostly on headcount and whether the meal should be a build-your-own Hot Bar, an individually wrapped grab-and-go box, a build-your-own taco kit, or a snack-style chips-and-dip spread. The chart below maps headcount ranges to the recommended format and add-ons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is QDOBA catering free queso and guac, or are they paid add-ons?

Hand-crafted Guacamole is bundled into the QDOBA Hot Bars at no extra charge alongside the rest of the build line (rice, beans, salsas, cheese, sour cream, lettuce, chips). 3-Cheese Queso is the brand’s free-on-every-entree promise at the dine-in tier; on catering specifically, queso is included by default in the Queso Burrito Boxed Meal but is a paid add-on at the Hot Bar tier. The Queso Diablo (spicy) is also a Hot Bar add-on. This combination of free guac on the Hot Bar plus the queso wedge versus Chipotle (where both are paid add-ons) is the brand’s clearest catering value angle.

What is the minimum order for QDOBA catering?

QDOBA’s customizable Hot Bars are designed for groups of around ten or more guests. The Mega Burrito 10-Pack and Taco Kit each serve ten. Smaller groups under ten are typically handled through QDOBA’s separate Group Order flow on the QDOBA app or qdoba.com (not the dedicated catering portal). For events of one hundred guests or more, the Hot Bar layout requires more than one serving table; QDOBA recommends planning floor space accordingly. Catering portal availability varies by location, so the most accurate minimum for your area comes from qdoba.com/catering with your address entered.

How far in advance should I order QDOBA catering?

QDOBA appreciates a day’s notice for delivery and a half-day for pickup at most locations. For last-minute orders, calling QDOBA’s catering line at 1-888-736-2224 connects you to a catering specialist who can route to the closest location with capacity. As a practical rule, plan on at least twenty-four hours of notice for small Hot Bars (ten to twenty guests) and forty-eight to seventy-two hours for larger events (fifty or more) so the location can stock proteins, queso, fresh produce and tortillas in volume. The exact lead time policy varies by location and franchisee.

Does QDOBA offer vegetarian, vegan or gluten-friendly catering?

Yes. The Fajita Veggie Hot Bar is a full standalone catering format, not a modifier — every component is vegetarian. Vegetarian Boxed Meals are available with fajita veggies in place of meat. Vegan eaters are covered by the Impossible Plant-Based Protein at participating locations, ordered as a bowl with no cheese or sour cream. Gluten-friendly options include the bowl format (no flour tortilla), corn tortilla tacos, and the Fresca Salad. Cross-contact with wheat is a practical concern for celiac-strict eaters since corn shells and flour items share fryer space at most locations; bowl-only orders are the safest celiac path. QDOBA’s Impossible protein contains soy, so it is not safe for soy-allergic guests. Our broader guides to gluten-free office catering and mixed dietary needs walk through how to plan around allergens at scale.

Can I get QDOBA catering delivered to my office?

Most QDOBA locations offer delivery and on-site setup for catering orders, with a small delivery and setup fee that varies by location. Setup typically takes about twenty minutes once the driver arrives — they place the chafing racks, the foil pans of proteins, sides and toppings, the chips, and the salsa lineup, and confirm the spread before leaving. Active attendant service (someone refreshing the bar mid-meal or plating) is not part of the standard offering. Pickup is also available at every catering-enabled QDOBA for orders that don’t need the chafing-rack setup. Online ordering availability for catering varies by store; smaller markets may need to phone the order through 1-888-736-2224.

How does QDOBA catering compare to Chipotle for an office order?

QDOBA’s wedge over Chipotle is bundled extras: hand-crafted guacamole is included by default on the Hot Bar, and 3-Cheese Queso is the brand’s free-on-every-entree promise at the dine-in tier — both are billed as premium add-ons at Chipotle. QDOBA’s protein lineup is also broader, including Brisket Birria, Cholula Sweet & Hot Chicken, Pork Carnitas, Ground Beef and Adobo Chicken alongside the standard Chicken and Steak that Chipotle offers. Pricing is roughly comparable in the same fast-casual band, but the included guac alone often closes the gap. Chipotle wins on brand recognition and ingredient sourcing claims; QDOBA wins on the included extras and a deeper protein roster. For a fuller comparison, see our Chipotle catering guide and the Chipotle alternatives roundup.

What makes QDOBA a good fit for office catering?

QDOBA is a strong office catering pick when the team wants a build-your-own Mexican Eats moment with included guac, a deeper protein roster than Chipotle, and a polished Hot Bar layout. The Hot Bars come with chafing racks, fuel, plates, napkins and serving utensils included; every eater builds their own bowl, burrito, taco or salad at the line, which means dietary preferences self-resolve without upfront polling. The Fajita Veggie Hot Bar covers vegetarian groups as a standalone format; the Impossible Plant-Based Protein covers vegan eaters at participating locations. For grab-and-go events, the Boxed Meals (especially the Queso Burrito Boxed Meal, with queso baked into the burrito at no extra charge) deliver labeled individual lunches with chips, salsa and a dessert.

Does every QDOBA offer catering, and which formats are available everywhere?

Catering is available at most QDOBA locations through qdoba.com/catering, which routes to the dedicated catering ordering portal. Format availability (Hot Bars, Boxed Meals, Mega Burrito 10-Pack, Taco Kit, Ultimate Nacho Bar, Chips & Dip Party Packs, Fresca Salad, drinks and desserts) varies by location and franchisee. The Chicken & Steak Hot Bar and the Mega Burrito 10-Pack are the most consistently available formats across the system. Online catering ordering is available at participating restaurants only; smaller markets may force a phone order via the 1-888-736-2224 catering line. Returned chafing racks earn a free entree coupon through QDOBA Rewards on most orders.

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