
About
Qdoba Mexican Eats stands as a significant presence in the fast-casual dining landscape, offering a menu inspired by Mexican flavors. For over fifteen years, the company operated under the umbrella of Jack in the Box. That era concluded in March 2018 when investment funds managed by Apollo Global Management acquired the brand. Subsequently, in October 2022, Qdoba was purchased by Butterfly Equity.
By early 2024, Qdoba had expanded to nearly 750 locations across North America. It holds the distinction of being the second-largest Mexican fast-casual chain and the leading franchisor in its category on the continent. This ongoing expansion and market traction highlight Qdoba's consistent appeal to consumers looking for quick, flavorful, and customizable meal options.
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Company Info
- Founded
- 1995
- Headquarters
- Wheat Ridge, Colorado
- Industry
- Restaurant
- Parent Company
- Butterfly Equity
- Number of Locations
- Nearly 750
- Market Position
- Second-largest Mexican fast-casual brand in North America
- Ownership History
- Acquired by Apollo Global Management in 2018, then by Butterfly Equity in 2022
Official Website
www.qdoba.com/
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