SAN QDOBA T2W SAN DIEGO CA 92101 USA

Qdoba is a fast casual restaurant chain specializing in Mexican-style cuisine. The company was founded in 1995 in Denver, Colorado, and has since expanded to locations across the United States. One of the signature offerings at Qdoba is its "naked burrito," which is a burrito without a tortilla, allowing customers to choose from a variety of healthy options. Qdoba also offers catering services and online ordering. In recent years, the company has been acquired by several different holding companies. As of 2019, Qdoba is owned by Taste Holdings, a South African conglomerate. The charge from Qdoba is most likely a franchise fee associated with this ownership change. Franchise fees are typically charged by companies when they sell the rights to their brand to another company. This fee allows the new company to use the existing brand name and trademarked logos. In some cases, it also grants the new company exclusive rights to open new locations in certain geographic areas. Franchise fees can vary widely, depending on the size and scope of the franchise agreement. It's possible that the charge on your Qdoba bill is simply an administrative fee associated with this transfer of ownership. Alternatively, it could be a one-time charge for access to the Qdoba brand name and logo. If you're unsure about the charge, you can always contact Qdoba's customer service department for more information.