Moe's Southwest Grill [
Restaurant Locator] is celebrating
National Best Friends Day and offering
Moe's Rewards Members [
Free to Join]:
Buy One Entrée, Get One Free when login your account and
apply the rewards offer for online or in-restaurant pickup valid through June 14, 2026 at participating locations only.
Thanks to community member
robokai for finding this deal
Note, must login to your account and apply the rewards offer to your order.
Example Qualifying Item(s)
- Moe Value Meal
- Burritos
- Bowls
- Stacks
- Nachos
- Quesadillas
- Three Tacos
- Salads
- Loaded Fries
- Grilled Burrito Dippers (2 ct.)
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Love their salsa bar and the Pobla Crema is amazing.
Reward Members can redeem from 6/8-6/14 (see reward in your account/app).
I suspect this deal is today only (6/8) for non-Reward Members.
As always, there may be a small fee for app/online pickup orders. But that does guarantee the reward will apply if applicable (i.e., instead of finding out while you're standing at the cashier trying to pay).
*Entree means Moe Value Meal, Burritos, Bowls, Stacks, Nachos, Quesadillas, Three Tacos, Salads, Loaded Fries or Grilled Burrito Dippers (2 ct.).
Excludes One Taco, Kids Meals, Meal Kits, Grilled Burrito Dipper (1 ct.) and Value Packs.
Discount applies to the least value item so, for example, I would highly suggest you NOT try their "Grilled Burrito Dippers (2 ct.)".
Love their salsa bar and the Pobla Crema is amazing.
They have the best salsa verde.
They have what they call "sauces" and then the salsas. I have to try them all.
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Chipotle's, one would think is smaller because it is an irregular ellipse shaped bowl comes in at 1 pound, 8 and 3/8 ounces. Price point $9.50 for both veggie or sofritas.
Ingredients I usually choose from: Sofritas or veggie; no rice (so already I lost an ingredient there); black or pinto beans; everything else is upcharged, but fresh tomato salsa, roast chili corn salsa, tomatillo green chili salsa, or tomatillo red chili salsa; fajita veggies; and cheese.
Qdoba, the shape is an actual round bowl, 1 pound, 10 and 5/8 ounces. Price point: $9.95 for vegetarian [they do not have any plant based ingredients like Moe's (Tofu) and Chipotle (Sofritas)]; Qdoba has more variety in ingredients
The bowl I made with Qdoba had the following ingredients: vegetarian; cilantro lime rice or seasoned brown rice (already here, Qdoba proves to be superior because unlike Chipotle, they actually offer unique takes on their rice); half black and half pinto beans (again here, unique take); option of 3 cheese queso or queso diablo (do not charge for queso); offer pickeled red onions and jalapenos; fajita veggies; shredded cheese; cotija; crispy tortilla strips; cilantro; and add up to three salsas (choice of roasted tomato, pico de gallo, chile corn, citrus lime, salsa verde, chile crema, picante ranch dressing, salsa roja, and fiery habanero).
Moe's, the shape of the bowl is a wider ellipse shape bowl comes in at $9.99 for tofu and vegetarian.**Moe's does have a "fees" on online orders $0.60 on a $9.99 order (after BOGO deal is applied).
The bowl I am going to make with Moe's is going to have the following ingredients: tofu; seasoned rice or cilantro rice, black beans or pinto beans; grilled peppers and onions; salsas: roasted corn salsa, pico, housemade salsa (red), tomatillo (green), or spicy house made salsa (spicy red) ; shredded cheese; black olive; choice of jalapenos or pickled jalapenos; cilantro; dressing and sauces: southwest vinaigrette or hard rock and roll sauce; more sauces: poblano crema,chili lime sauce, moe's sauce or chipotle ranch. Online only allows one to add one choice on some sauces and salsas, but you can always get the one you could not have added at the salsa/sauce bar.
I filled both up with water (after I was finished with my first Chipotle bowl).
But I think Chipotle wins because even at jumping through a hoop to wear something, they do not tack on having to buy a drink to redeem a BOGO offer.
Will update with Moe's bowl capacity and ingredients. I am already thinking Moe's wins because more sauces and one does not have to buy a drink to get the BOGO.
Chipotle's, one would think is smaller because it is an irregular ellipse shaped bowl comes in at 1 pound, 8 and 3/8 ounces. Price point $9.50 for both veggie or sofritas.
Ingredients I usually choose from: Sofritas or veggie; no rice (so already I lost an ingredient there); black or pinto beans; everything else is upcharged, but fresh tomato salsa, roast chili corn salsa, tomatillo green chili salsa, or tomatillo red chili salsa; fajita veggies; and cheese.
Qdoba, the shape is an actual round bowl, 1 pound, 10 and 5/8 ounces. Price point: $9.95 for vegetarian [they do not have any plant based ingredients like Moe's (Tofu) and Chipotle (Sofritas)]; Qdoba has more variety in ingredients
The bowl I made with Qdoba had the following ingredients: vegetarian; cilantro lime rice or seasoned brown rice (already here, Qdoba proves to be superior because unlike Chipotle, they actually offer unique takes on their rice); half black and half pinto beans (again here, unique take); option of 3 cheese queso or queso diablo (do not charge for queso); offer pickeled red onions and jalapenos; fajita veggies; shredded cheese; cotija; crispy tortilla strips; cilantro; and add up to three salsas (choice of roasted tomato, pico de gallo, chile corn, citrus lime, salsa verde, chile crema, picante ranch dressing, salsa roja, and fiery habanero).
Moe's, the shape of the bowl is a wider ellipse shape bowl comes in at $9.99 for tofu and vegetarian.**Moe's does have a "fees" on online orders $0.60 on a $9.99 order (after BOGO deal is applied).
The bowl I am going to make with Moe's is going to have the following ingredients: tofu; seasoned rice or cilantro rice, black beans or pinto beans; grilled peppers and onions; salsas: roasted corn salsa, pico, housemade salsa (red), tomatillo (green), or spicy house made salsa (spicy red) ; shredded cheese; black olive; choice of jalapenos or pickled jalapenos; cilantro; dressing and sauces: southwest vinaigrette or hard rock and roll sauce; more sauces: poblano crema,chili lime sauce, moe's sauce or chipotle ranch. Online only allows one to add one choice on some sauces and salsas, but you can always get the one you could not have added at the salsa/sauce bar.
I filled both up with water (after I was finished with my first Chipotle bowl).
But I think Chipotle wins because even at jumping through a hoop to wear something, they do not tack on having to buy a drink to redeem a BOGO offer.
Will update with Moe's bowl capacity and ingredients. I am already thinking Moe's wins because more sauces and one does not have to buy a drink to get the BOGO.
Just did the Chipotle deal today. Since this one is no frills online, I will probably do it on Saturday, be the first one there at 11 a.m. But here is what I found between Chipotle and Qdoba's (kept the bowl from T Mobile's $5 off offer) bowls:
Chipotle's, one would think is smaller because it is an irregular ellipse shaped bowl comes in at 1 pound, 8 and 3/8 ounces. Price point $9.50 for both veggie or sofritas.
Ingredients I usually choose from: Sofritas or veggie; no rice (so already I lost an ingredient there); black or pinto beans; everything else is upcharged, but fresh tomato salsa, roast chili corn salsa, tomatillo green chili salsa, or tomatillo red chili salsa; fajita veggies; and cheese. Chipotle is not picky on anything except protein. You can half option.
Qdoba, the shape is an actual round bowl, 1 pound, 10 and 5/8 ounces. Price point: $9.95 for vegetarian [they do not have any plant based ingredients like Moe's (Tofu) and Chipotle (Sofritas)]; Qdoba has more variety in ingredients. You can also half option certain ingredients.
The bowl I made with Qdoba had the following ingredients: vegetarian; cilantro lime rice or seasoned brown rice (already here, Qdoba proves to be superior because unlike Chipotle, they actually offer unique takes on their rice); half black and half pinto beans (again here, unique take); option of 3 cheese queso or queso diablo (do not charge for queso); offer pickeled red onions and jalapenos; fajita veggies; shredded cheese; cotija; crispy tortilla strips; cilantro; and add up to three salsas (choice of roasted tomato, pico de gallo, chile corn, citrus lime, salsa verde, chile crema, picante ranch dressing, salsa roja, and fiery habanero).
Moe's, the shape of the bowl is a wider ellipse shape bowl comes in at 1 pound, 6 ounces, $9.99 for tofu and vegetarian.**Moe's does have a "fees" on online orders $0.60 on a $9.99 order (after BOGO deal is applied). Moe's is picky about rice and beans (you can only select one or the other), also pick about the sauce(can only pick one, and picky on the salsa (when orderting).
The bowl I am going to make with Moe's is going to have the following ingredients: tofu; seasoned rice or cilantro rice, black beans or pinto beans; grilled peppers and onions; salsas: roasted corn salsa, pico, housemade salsa (red), tomatillo (green), or spicy house made salsa (spicy red) ; shredded cheese; black olive; choice of jalapenos or pickled jalapenos; cilantro; dressing and sauces: southwest vinaigrette or hard rock and roll sauce; more sauces: poblano crema,chili lime sauce, moe's sauce or chipotle ranch. Going backto the salsaand sauces, you can always get the one you could not have added at the salsa/sauce bar.
I filled all three bowls up with water (after I was finished with my first Chipotle bowl).
Last, we have to look at the offers. Chipotle almost has one go in person for BOGO deals and it is hit or miss if the franchise gives the deal (wear jersey, lottery drops, etc.), Qdoba hardly ever has any BOGO deals and when they do, one has to buy a drink to get the deal, and Moe's, they will offer an in app or online BOGO offer; however, there is a fee as a percentage of the order (in my case, $0.60 on $9.99). Moe's also gives free chips as well.
So taking all these factors into consideration, I would state Moe's is the best option for counter service American/Mexican food.
They have the best salsa verde.
I still prefer the red salsa though.
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