Qdoba Mexican Grill, 10136 Two Notch Road #104-B, October 2009 4 comments
I've only eaten at Qdoba once. That was at the store on US-17 Bypass at SC-544 (between Surfside Beach & Socastee). This was after the Moe's in Murrells Inlet closed, and I was really in the mood for something similar. In the event, I wasn't too impressed. First of all, they picked an unpronounceable name, second unlike Moe's, Qdoba doesn't give you chips and salsa as part of your meal, and while I have very rarely had a blow-out at Moe's (though it's a bit worse since they went from steaming the tortillas to heat-pressing them), my Qdoba burritto blew-out immediately, leaving me with a plateful of messy goo to pick my way through. Thirdly, I don't think the booths were cushioned either. I was not greatly surprised to see both Grand Strand locations close fairly soon thereafter.
This one on Two Notch Road in the old Circuit City plaza (and by a still operating Hollywood Video!) was not open for too long. My guess would be about a year. The decline of the plaza can't have helped it any, but I'm not really sure why it closed. The one on Garners Ferry near Panera seems to be OK for now.
(Hat tip to commenter Jason!)
4 Responses to 'Qdoba Mexican Grill, 10136 Two Notch Road #104-B, October 2009'
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16 Nov 09 at 12:17 am
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Well, Circuit City, Ritz Camera, S & K Menswear, and Qdoba..
ted
16 Nov 09 at 12:38 am
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Shows you how much I pay attention b/c I live near the damn plaza.
Probably soon will be able to add Hollywood video to the list.m
16 Nov 09 at 10:06 am
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I prefer Qdoba & Chipotle over Moe's etc...
I was just in this restaurant the other day and I asked the manager about the slow crowd. I don't get it, the Qdobas I been to in Nashville, New Jersey and across the country were packed for the most part.
Who'd think a Garners Ferry store would do more business than a Two Notch store, plus the GF branch is practically hidden. Maybe there is too much selection in the Spring Valley area. But kudos to whoever restored the Woodhill plaza, it was once very raggedy. I believe this is the same firm that are redoing the Bi-Lo at Devine.
boi-dan
21 Nov 09 at 4:58 pm
just out of curiousity, what do you mean by the decline of the plaza? The only thing to close there is the circuit city (which is not a big loss in my opinion).