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Qdoba Burrito Calories & Nutrition Facts 2026: A Complete Guide

A delicious Qdoba burrito cut in half

Qdoba Mexican Eats® is famous for its customizable burritos, but if you're tracking your intake, you might wonder: "How many calories are in a Qdoba burrito?" The answer depends entirely on what you put inside. A standard burrito can range from 700 to over 1,200 calories depending on your choice of protein, rice, beans, and those famous "extras" like 3-cheese queso and guacamole.

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Breaking Down Qdoba Burrito Calories

To understand the total calorie count, we need to look at the individual components. Every Qdoba burrito starts with a large flour tortilla, which alone contributes about 300 calories. From there, the numbers climb based on your selections.

Protein Choices (Per Serving)

  • Grilled Adobo Chicken: 170 Calories
  • Grilled Steak: 190 Calories
  • Smoked Brisket: 180 Calories
  • Ground Beef: 190 Calories
  • Impossible™ (Plant-Based): 180 Calories

Freshly prepared Qdoba steak burrito

Rice and Beans

Adding a scoop of rice and beans is standard for most burritos, but they add significant carbs and calories:

  • Cilantro Lime White Rice: 190 Calories
  • Seasoned Brown Rice: 170 Calories
  • Black Beans: 130 Calories
  • Pinto Beans: 130 Calories

The "Hidden" Calories: Toppings and Sauces

This is where most people accidentally double their calorie count. While Qdoba doesn't charge extra for guacamole or queso, your body still "pays" in calories!

Topping Calories Fat (g)
3-Cheese Queso 90 7
Hand-Smashed Guacamole 70 6
Shredded Cheese 90 7
Sour Cream 60 5
Pico de Gallo 10 0

Preparing a Qdoba burrito with fresh toppings

How to Build a Healthier Burrito

If you're looking to enjoy a burrito without the calorie overload, consider these tips:

  1. Skip the Tortilla: Turning your burrito into a Qdoba Bowl saves you 300 calories instantly.
  2. Double the Veggies: Load up on fajita veggies (20 calories) to add volume without the weight.
  3. Choose Salsa over Queso: Use Salsa Verde or Salsa Roja for flavor instead of creamy sauces.

Conclusion

A Qdoba burrito is a satisfying meal that can fit into many diets if you're mindful of the ingredients. By using our Qdoba Nutrition Calculator, you can precisely track every gram of protein and every calorie in your custom creation. Whether you're bulking up with a double-protein steak burrito or keeping it light with a veggie-heavy option, knowing the facts is the first step to healthy eating.

For more tips on healthy ordering, check out our guide on Low-Calorie Qdoba Meals.


References:
1. Qdoba Official Nutrition Guide
2. Qdoba Nutrition Calculator Home

Deepak Kumar

Written by Deepak Kumar

Expert in 3 Years

Deepak Kumar is a nutrition enthusiast with 3 years of expertise in helping people make healthier choices while enjoying their favorite fast-casual restaurants. Deepak ensures all guides are accurate and easy to follow.

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