Qdoba Mexican Grill vs BarBurrito 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.

Over the years, we have painstakingly put together an operating system that is easy to use, yet flexible enough to confront any unforeseen challenges. Our system was designed first and foremost to communicate the essence of our operations so that you, the franchisee, can execute it flawlessly, and secondly, to control overhead. We believe the key to success in this business is to be able to sustain profit margins in the face of a changing economy and seasonal variations in store sales. The ability to do that may be the single most important tool a franchisee can master, and we will be right there by your side to ensure that you do. BarBurrito offers: *The opportunity to run your own business at reasonable turn-key costs with the assistance of knowledgeable company professionals. *Equity for your future. *Negotiated supply agreements. *Comprehensive training programs, including practical in-store training, and business management tools. *Site selection and lease negotiation. *Field support team that is always available to you. *Effective and targeted advertising to benefit your store and the BarBurrito brand. *A great tasting product. *Access to the best locations. *The opportunity to join one of the hottest Quick Service food concepts today!

#103 in Canada's Top franchises.