FORT STEWART – Soldiers and families at Fort Stewart helped the Army & Air Force Exchange Service celebrate the grand opening of Qdoba Mexican Eats at the Exchange food court on Feb. 7.
Spc. Travis Howland and Spc. Matthew Marcun, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, joined Exchange General Manager Amanda Hartfield and Qdoba Manager Sandra Johnson in cutting the ribbon for the new restaurant, which offers Mexican-inspired dishes such as tacos, burritos, burrito bowls, nachos and tortilla soup.
“I’ve been looking for a Qdoba around here for two years,” said Pfc. Alexander Rahn, 92nd Engineering Battalion. “I will probably eat here every day.”
The restaurant is the 13th Qdoba to open at an Exchange facility. Qdoba offers a variety of better-for-you ingredient choices, including fresh vegetables, whole-wheat tortillas and grilled chicken.
“The Exchange is honored to bring another high-quality, name-brand dining option to the Soldiers and families at Fort Stewart,” Hartfield said. “The opening of Qdoba strengthens our goal to make the Fort Stewart Exchange a one-stop shopping, dining and entertainment destination.”
The Exchange is dedicated to helping service members fuel a BE FIT lifestyle. All of the Exchange’s more than 1,700 restaurants, including Boston Market, Arby’s, Subway and more, offer better-for-you menu choices to support our Warfighters’ readiness and resiliency. Exchange shoppers can also enjoy $2 off entrée salads at participating Exchange restaurants—including Qdoba—every Wednesday.
Qdoba is open from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Exchange food court is at 345 Lindquist Road, Building 71. For more information, call 912-876-4698.
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