Qdoba Nutrition Facts Guide 2026
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| Menu Item | Category | Calories | Protein (g) | Carbs (g) | Fat (g) | Fiber (g) | Sodium (mg) |
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Official Nutrition Facts Notes & Methodology
The nutrition information listed here is based on official Qdoba data. Serving sizes are based on standard portions, but actual portions may vary at different locations. If you want to calculate the macros for a custom order, use our home page's Qdoba nutrition calculator. For specific catering pricing, we also recommend checking out our full Qdoba catering menu prices catalog.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions — Qdoba Nutrition Facts
How accurate are the Qdoba nutrition facts listed on this page?
Our nutrition database is highly accurate and sourced directly from official Qdoba Restaurant dietary guides and USDA guidelines. While we systematically update the values to match 2026 recipe adjustments, minor calorie and macro variances can occur based on employee portion sizes during restaurant assembly.
What is the lowest calorie option on the Qdoba menu?
The healthiest and lowest calorie option at Qdoba is a Lettuce-based Custom Bowl or Salad. Choose Grilled Adobo Chicken or Fajita Vegetables, skip the white or brown rice, black beans, tortilla chips, and heavy dairy products, and top with fresh Pico de Gallo and Salsa Verde to keep the meal under 300-350 calories.
Which Qdoba protein option has the highest protein count?
The flame-grilled Grilled Adobo Chicken offers the highest protein count per serving with 28g of high-quality protein, followed by Grilled Steak (21g), Smoked Brisket (21g), and Carnitas (20g).
Are Qdoba chips, beans, and rice gluten-free?
Yes! Qdoba's corn tortilla chips, cilantro lime white rice, brown rice, black beans, and pinto beans are naturally gluten-free. However, because cross-contamination can occur in open fast-casual kitchens during busy prep hours, we always recommend caution for individuals with severe Celiac disease.
Are Qdoba's signature black and pinto beans vegan-friendly?
Yes, unlike standard Mexican diners that use lard (animal fats), Qdoba's black beans, pinto beans, white rice, brown rice, and fresh guacamole are 100% vegan-friendly and prepared entirely with plant-based ingredients.