Qdoba Mexican Grill vs Nach-O Fast Franchise Comparison

The fast casual franchise chosen by the world's toughest restaurant critics: Successful Franchisees. We've attracted successful multi-unit franchisees from such brands as Jack in the Box, Papa John's, Burger King, Sonic, Popeye's and Village Inn, as well as a former president of KFC and a former CEO of Church's and Rally's. Clearly, they know a winning system when they see it.

* Exceptional sales-to-investment ratio

* 9 consecutive years of same store sales growth

* Leader in the exploding Fast-Casual Mexican category

Qdoba is more than just incredible food; it's a brand in the right place at the right time.

Requirements for becoming a Qdoba Multi-Unit Developer

Qdoba Mexican Grill is seeking multi-unit development partners in territories throughout the United States.

To be considered, individuals or partnerships must meet the following minimum characteristics:

* 3 years multi-unit restaurant management experience as an owner and/or operator

* Minimum financial net worth of $2 million and liquidity of $500,000

* Development agreement commitment of 3-20 units

* Knowledge of real estate and trade areas in development territory

* Must have enthusiasm, drive, and passion for the restaurant industry

* Operating partner must live in the territory

* Single unit franchises require a $750,000 net worth and are considered on a case by case basis

If you meet the above criteria and are interested in taking the next step, please contact us.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Qdoba restaurant is $475,500 - $1,095,000. This includes $30,000 which must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliates.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a non-traditional Qdoba restaurant is $251,500 - $815,000. This includes $15,000 which must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliates.
The franchisor may offer the right to enter into a development agreement to develop a minimum of two Qdoba restaurants pursuant to a development agreement. You must pay a development fee to the franchisor in the amount of $10,000 for each restaurant to be developed (there are no additional fees payable to their affiliates).

The total investment necessary under the development agreement, based on a commitment of two Qdoba restaurants, is $952,000 to $2,195,000. This includes $20,000 of development fees that must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliates.

#152 in Franchise 500 for 2020.