is a burrito a sandwich?

A fellow cilantro hater! Woo-hoo. I've never noticed the cilantro in Chipotle burritos either.

 

Quesadillas are typically made with TWO tortillas.

Throw the incompetent judge out. Appeal the verdict. Power to Panera!

 

i hate cilantro more than any other food. i have actually heard that there is a gene that makes people cilantro taste like soap to some people but i don't know if this is true.

 

I love cilantro. What do you have against soap, leo?

 

Sorry, but no one would confuse a sandwich with a burrito so the Coke/Pepsi analogy isn't valid at all.

If Coke tried to stop someone from selling coffee, then I'd have the same response.

 

Chipotle rice is cilantro lime, and it tastes like cilantro and lime.

The salsas all have cilantro, too, except, I think, for the really spicy ones.

 

Court case considerations aside, my first thought on seeing the thread title was, "well, there's bread, meat, and other unknown substances inside. Sounds like a sandwich to me." That said, Panera can bite me.

 

I like Qdoba, though it is far from my favorite Mexican place. But Panera has free wireless, so it deserves some love just for that.
Qdoba doesn't do wireless, but Moe's, which I think is better, does.

 

Moe's beats the shit out of Qdoba. To me, Qdoba two notches above Taco Bell.

 

So my question is, why the hell isn't Qdoba or Panera, for that matter, up here?
Maybe I should buy Canadian franchise rights.

 

Panera is good shit. They have good coffee and bread to go along with the sandwiches and the free wi-fi.

 

Mid-scale Mex-ish resturant rankings!

1. Baja Fresh
2. Qdoba
3. Moe's
4. Chipotle