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Qdoba Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz) price

A Qdoba Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz) costs $3.00 to $7.50 across 748 US Qdoba restaurants, typically $5.00.

Pickup prices at every Qdoba as of .

Key findings

Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz) price by state, cheapest first

RankStateTypicalRangeIndexRestaurants
1Kentucky$3.00$3.00 to $5.986029
2Virginia$3.00$3.00 to $5.006026
3Oklahoma$3.00$3.00 to $4.506023
4Kansas$3.00$3.00 to $6.006012
5Nevada$3.00$3.00 to $5.00609
6North Carolina$3.25$3.00 to $3.256516
7South Carolina$3.25$3.25 to $3.25655
8Louisiana$3.50$3.50 to $5.00702
9New Jersey$3.75$3.30 to $5.007525
10Delaware$3.75$3.75 to $3.75754
11Florida$3.89$3.75 to $5.397819
12Idaho$4.00$4.00 to $4.25806
13Arkansas$4.50$4.50 to $4.50903
14Washington$4.75$4.00 to $5.009520
15Colorado$5.00$4.00 to $5.0010073
16Michigan$5.00$3.00 to $5.0010069
17Wisconsin$5.00$5.00 to $5.0010059
18Indiana$5.00$3.00 to $5.2510045
19Missouri$5.00$3.00 to $6.0010036
20Ohio$5.00$3.00 to $6.0010026
21Minnesota$5.00$3.50 to $5.0010025
22Pennsylvania$5.00$3.75 to $5.0010021
23Illinois$5.00$4.00 to $6.0010020
24Texas$5.00$3.00 to $6.0010019
25Maryland$5.00$5.00 to $5.0010019
26Massachusetts$5.00$5.00 to $5.0010018
27New York$5.00$3.50 to $7.5010017
28Nebraska$5.00$3.00 to $7.0010016
29South Dakota$5.00$5.00 to $5.0910010
30Oregon$5.00$5.00 to $5.5010010
31North Dakota$5.00$5.00 to $6.001008
32Wyoming$5.00$3.00 to $6.001007
33Arizona$5.00$5.00 to $5.001006
34West Virginia$5.00$5.00 to $5.101006
35Iowa$5.00$5.00 to $5.001006
36Montana$5.00$4.00 to $5.001005
37Puerto Rico$5.00$5.00 to $5.001004
38Mississippi$5.00$5.00 to $5.001003
39Georgia$5.00$5.00 to $5.001003
40California$5.00$5.00 to $5.001002
41Washington DC$5.00$5.00 to $5.001002
42Alabama$5.00$5.00 to $5.001002
43Connecticut$5.00$5.00 to $5.001002
44Rhode Island$5.00$5.00 to $5.001001
45New Hampshire$5.00$5.00 to $5.001001
46Tennessee$5.00$5.00 to $5.001001
47Alaska$5.25$5.00 to $5.251057

Cheapest cities for a Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz)

CityTypicalRangeRestaurants
Louisville, KY$3.00$3.00 to $3.0014
Reno, NV$3.00$3.00 to $3.004
Lexington, KY$3.00$3.00 to $3.004
Oklahoma City, OK$3.00$3.00 to $3.004
Edmond, OK$3.00$3.00 to $3.004
Norfolk, VA$3.00$3.00 to $3.003
Fort Worth, TX$3.00$3.00 to $6.003
Charlotte, NC$3.25$3.25 to $3.254
Staten Island, NY$3.75$3.75 to $3.753
Tampa, FL$3.89$3.75 to $5.393

Priciest cities for a Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz)

CityTypicalRangeRestaurants
Anchorage, AK$5.25$5.25 to $5.253
Green Bay, WI$5.00$5.00 to $5.003
Ann Arbor, MI$5.00$5.00 to $5.003
Lincoln, NE$5.00$5.00 to $5.003
Philadelphia, PA$5.00$5.00 to $5.003
Littleton, CO$5.00$5.00 to $5.003
Evansville, IN$5.00$5.00 to $5.003
Westminster, CO$5.00$5.00 to $5.003
Lakewood, CO$5.00$5.00 to $5.003
Centennial, CO$5.00$5.00 to $5.003

Cheapest Qdoba restaurants for a Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz)

RestaurantWherePrice
4540 W. Bailey Boswell #130Fort Worth, TX$3.00
2450 W Robinson St Suite 110Norman, OK$3.00
12444 NW 10th StYukon, OK$3.00
14279 Winterview PkwyMidlothian, VA$3.00
2710 Commerce Rd Suite BGoodland, KS$3.00

Priciest Qdoba restaurants for a Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz)

RestaurantWherePrice
Jfk Travel Plaza 147th Ave &, 147th St Bldg. 125, Unit 3Jamaica, NY$7.50
1010 N Diers AveGrand Island, NE$7.00
4050 S. CollinsArlington, TX$6.00
2105 Sidney Baker St Unit 4Kerrville, TX$6.00
701 NW 7 Hwy Suite GBlue Springs, MO$6.00

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Questions people ask

How much is a Qdoba Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz)?
As of 2026-10-08: A Qdoba Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz) costs $3.00 to $7.50 across 748 US Qdoba restaurants, typically $5.00.
Which state has the cheapest Qdoba Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz)?
Kentucky is the cheapest state for a Qdoba Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz) (typically $3.00) and Oregon the most expensive ($5.00). Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-08.
Where is the cheapest Qdoba Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz)?
The cheapest Qdoba Side of Chile Crema Large (8 oz) in the US is $3.00 at 4540 W. Bailey Boswell #130, Fort Worth, TX. (Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-08).

How these prices are measured

Every day we check the menu at every restaurant of each chain, through the same ordering app its customers use, and record each item's pickup price. Restaurants are compared on a basket of items every full-menu restaurant of that brand sells. An index of 100 is the brand's typical (median) restaurant in the country, so 95 means 5% cheaper and 110 means 10% pricier. Brands are only ever compared with themselves, never with each other.

Citing this data: Source: Drive Thru Index (https://drivethruindex.com/items/qdoba/side-of-chile-crema-large-8-oz), prices checked 2026-10-08. You are welcome to quote any figure on this page.

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