Qdoba Mexican Grill vs Quesada 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.

BLAND IS NOT AN OPTION Our goal is to bring the Quesada brand of Made-Fresh-For-You Burritos to cities and towns across Canada. Franchising is about making the right decisions based on a past pattern of success. Decisions based on experience. At Quesada, yes, we know how to make an award wining burrito; but before we got to making the burrito we had to learn how to choose successful real estate, how to negotiate a good lease, how to design and build a restaurant at an affordable price, where to buy equipment, how to manage food and labour cost and how to market our concept. What Quesada does for you is help you make the right decisions about things that you may know little or nothing about and about things you may only do once; like choosing a site, or a contractor or a piece of equipment. And then we teach you how to manage your business, minimize your operating costs, increase your sales and market your business. And nobody comes to the table with the same skill sets. And everybody has something to learn. If you are strong in one area, we can help make you stronger and if you lack a skill, we can help you learn it. One hand washes the other in this business. We offer: *Site Selection *Store Design and Construction *Training *Advertising *Opening and Ongoing Support We have put together a great team and look forward to working with great partners as we build the best Burrito chain in Canada. Give us a call, together we can make it happen.

#76 in Canada's Top franchises.