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Moes should never, ever be in the same sentence as Salsaritas or Chipotle; unless that sentence was :"Man, the quality of food at Moes is really poor, it sure is no Slasaritas or Chipotle. "
I agree. I just don't understand the appeal of Moe's - after their corporate buyout many years ago (and the discontinuation of their multi-colored chips ), the quality seems to have plummeted. Good gosh, Moe's chicken is dry, lifeless, and bland. Interestingly, the Moe's on Augusta seems to always be packed with patrons - perhaps Local Taco will "eat" into their business.
I much prefer Salsarita's to Moe's. I hope Greenville gets a Qdoba - I've eaten at the location in Columbia and it was great.
Moes should never, ever be in the same sentence as Salsaritas or Chipotle; unless that sentence was :"Man, the quality of food at Moes is really poor, it sure is no Slasaritas or Chipotle. "
How about: "I've never tried Salsarita's, but I would take Moe's over Chipotle any day of the week."
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Originally Posted by drfranklin
I agree. I just don't understand the appeal of Moe's - after their corporate buyout many years ago (and the discontinuation of their multi-colored chips ), the quality seems to have plummeted. Good gosh, Moe's chicken is dry, lifeless, and bland.
It's funny you say that about the chicken, because I recently switched from steak to chicken for good. And Qdoba is almost identical to Chipotle in every way, IMO, the restaurant, food, ingredients, etc, so I don't feel we're missing anything new. I don't understand why you guys are saying the quality is so bad; if it were so bad, they wouldn't always be busy because it's not any cheaper than the others. And, I understand everyone has different preferences, but the quality for me is always top notch and I especially enjoy the salsas, queso, etc...
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I agree. I just don't understand the appeal of Moe's - after their corporate buyout many years ago (and the discontinuation of their multi-colored chips ), the quality seems to have plummeted. Good gosh, Moe's chicken is dry, lifeless, and bland. Interestingly, the Moe's on Augusta seems to always be packed with patrons - perhaps Local Taco will "eat" into their business.
Gotta agree about Moe's. Years ago, in the early days of chain when they only had a few locations in select cities, they were tasty and quite fun. Now, they have become mass, and their food has gone down. Their growth reminds me of Zaxby's......anyone remember the early days of Zaxby's, when their were just a few, and you could get beer there?
It has. From my first glance of the grading, the site appears smaller for a supermarket. I think Walmart Neighborhood Market's front will be facing toward Rushmore Drive to accomodate the structure's size and parking.
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), the quality seems to have plummeted. Good gosh, Moe's chicken is dry, lifeless, and bland. Interestingly, the Moe's on Augusta seems to always be packed with patrons - perhaps Local Taco will "eat" into their business.
And, I understand everyone has different preferences, but the quality for me is always top notch and I especially enjoy the salsas, queso, etc...
