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Nov 13, 2026
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QDOBA Mexican Eats to Open Its 60th Wisconsin Restaurant in Portage

Portage, Wis. – QDOBA Mexican Eats is set to bring its signature Mexican‑style fare to the community with the opening of its 60th Wisconsin restaurant. The new location will occupy 2971 New Pinery Road, Suite B, and is scheduled to open its doors on Thursday, Nov. 19.

Celebrating a Milestone for the Franchise

“Opening our 60th QDOBA restaurant in Wisconsin is an exciting milestone for our team, and we’re proud to celebrate it in Portage,” said Ron Stokes, President and Chief Operating Officer of Roaring Fork Restaurant Group, the Wisconsin‑based franchise that will own and operate the new eatery. “We’ve been serving Wisconsin communities for nearly three decades, and we look forward to building strong relationships with local schools, organizations and families while bringing the QDOBA experience to even more guests.”

Roaring Fork Restaurant Group has a long history of partnering with local businesses and community groups, and the Portage location will continue that tradition. The restaurant will feature QDOBA’s full menu, including burritos, bowls, tacos, quesadillas, nachos and salads, all prepared fresh to order.

Opening‑Day Specials

To mark the launch, the first 100 guests who make a purchase will receive a $15 QDOBA gift card. Those same guests will also be entered into a random drawing for a chance to win free QDOBA meals for an entire year. A ribbon‑cutting ceremony is slated for 10 a.m., followed by the restaurant’s official opening at 10:30 a.m.

What This Means for Portage

The addition of QDOBA adds another dining option for residents and visitors, contributing to the local economy and creating new job opportunities. The restaurant’s presence is expected to draw traffic to the surrounding area, benefiting nearby retailers and service providers.

Portage officials have welcomed the development, noting that new restaurants help diversify the city’s commercial landscape and provide families with more affordable, family‑friendly dining choices.

About QDOBA Mexican Eats

Founded in 1995, QDOBA Mexican Eats has grown into a national chain known for its customizable menu and commitment to fresh ingredients. The brand emphasizes community involvement, often partnering with schools and local charities for fundraising events and nutrition education programs.

With the Portage location, QDOBA continues its expansion across Wisconsin, reinforcing its dedication to serving Midwestern families with flavorful, wholesome meals.

Looking Ahead

As the 60th Wisconsin outlet opens, Roaring Fork Restaurant Group plans to explore additional sites within the state, aiming to bring the QDOBA experience to more neighborhoods while maintaining its focus on local partnerships and family‑oriented service.


Original reporting: NBC15 WMTV (Gray) – local — read the source article.

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