Moe’s Southwest Grill

I had to ask for some fresh tofu. Even meat eaters should know when something looks shriveled and gross. Then I wanted queso on my tacos as well. I got to the register and she charged me for three sides of queso which added four extra dollars to my total. Since when is three tacos fifteen dollars! So over priced and not even worth it.

We go here occasionally for Kids Eat Free on Thursdays. It’s a step or two or three up from Taco Bell. Decent enough. Service is friendly. Cheese dip tastes processed, which it is. Maybe priced a bit too high for the quality of fare, but…

I frequent this location almost weekly! the staff is always friendly and patient with you as they have so many combos to choose from when you’re deciding what to put in your burrito! My boyfriend gets chicken, I get steak and veggies, extra salsa & sour cream. yum yum! A little pricey depending on what you’re used to paying for good tex mex, but totally worth every penny!

First time at any Moe’s and honestly wish I would’ve found a qdoba or chipotle instead. The menu is confusing as all get out and no idea how to order. I picked something randomly off the menu (Joey jr with chicken) and the whole burrito was dry even though I got sour cream and salsa in it.
Employees are friendly but be prepared to be screamed at walking in (welcome to moes)
Their queso is really good. Redeemed the visit

Mondays are an incredible day at Moes. You get a burrito meal for just 5 bucks. It is an awesome deal. The food was great. And the staff was very friendly and happy. I will be back

There is a subtle but noticeable difference between franchisees who open a store because they love the chain, the business, and customers of that business versus those who open a store mostly because it’s different enough to probably be profitable. This second type open stores and seem to just limp as C or C+ Quality.
I prefer to spend money at the stores where someone, or at least the manager, sees their business as more than a j.o.b.

Moes is the subway of Americanized Mexican Food. I love the steak and the pork, not a fan of the chicken. It is very good, a bit pricey, but I’ll be back.

I could easily eat at Moe’s 1 – 2 times a week.
It’s the Subway version of a burrito place meaning you place your order and make your way through the line telling the server what you want on your burrito.
I grew up a fan of Freebirds, and I have enjoyed Booya’s, but Moe’s is definitely better than QDoba and Blue Coast.
What the family likes about Moe’s (besides the great burritos and rice bowls):
Coke machine with 100’s of flavors.
Refills on chips.
Salsa is above average.
Clean.
Kids eat free at most Memphis locations on Thursday evenings, and there is a lunch special on Monday’s.

Absolute DOG FOOD! Not sure if I hit it on a bad day but it was horrible. It is a buffet style burrito/​taco joint, which I typically enjoy but food was just bad. Unseasoned, fatty meats, vegetables that were wilted and brown. Three bites and out the door!

Moe’s invades to Collierville! We were driving by to go to another place for lunch and noticed Moe’s was open and busy. Dropping in we found out we showed up on «VIP Day», one day before opening. It’s a crew training day while serving friends and family and anyone who happened to walk in like us.
This is a burrito place in the style of Chipotle/Booya’s/Swanky’s. I’ve liked the food at other locations and this was no exception. I enjoy that their meat and rice is well seasoned, and there are many choices of toppings and salsas to kick it up. They also have a Coke Freestyle machine, the new drink machine that has like a thousand flavors in it. As far as I know it’s the first one in Collierville, and probably worth a trip if you’ve never seen one before. Once this is posted I’ll upload some pictures of the menu for those who aren’t familiar.
As with most chain store openings the place is swimming in corporate training folks. Quality is super-​high right now as a result. I hope it stays that way.
Store is next to Jim’s place, and behind Backyard Burger, if you’re trying to find it.