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Mexican fast casual concept planning big expansion in San Diego

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Mexican fast casual concept planning big expansion in San Diego
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The San Diego-based Qdoba chain, at one time owned by Jack in the Box, has announced it will be bringing 17 new restaurants to the county, with the help of a new franchising partner.
The company expects that the additional locations could come on line over the next seven to 10 years, although it was unable to provide more precise timing, nor was it able to disclose any details on where in the county any of the new outlets would be located.
In a Wednesday news release announcing the new plans, Qd

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