Moe's Southwest Grill

Food was fine, but most of the tables were dirty, and this is the second time I've come in that they were out of the majority of the Freestyle flavors. They should tell you that before you buy a large drink!

Why is the door always locked everytime I come??? I’m looking at the business hours right now and it’s currently 11:45am, the sign states it open at 10:30

If you order a full entree and a cup of queso, you should get more than 1/10 of a bag of chips. Besides that, the food tastes like every other Moe's.

The guys who were working tonight during the dinner rush handled it like pros. They were so kind, professional, and quick!!

One day I walked into the break room at work, I smelled a delicious smell and look over to see my manager eating a chicken quesadilla with peppers and onions. I knew at that moment, I HAD to have one just like it. I used my adept problem solving abilities to find out more details about WHERE this beautiful masterpiece had come from….. “moes. It’s right next door”. That one sentence, seemingly meaningless to the oblivious bystander, changed the course of my life forever. The first quesadilla I had was perfection. Crispy, juicy, delicious, and not that expensive. I felt like a kid on Christmas every time I walked in to hear the cheery “welcome to moes!” From the beautiful owners who i had grown to love. I started going more, 3-4 times a week. Occasionally I would dream of the quesadilla and have it for breakfast. I even had it 2 times in one day. They knew me well at that point and knew how I liked my quesadillas. A year or so later, I found a new job and have missed them ever since. I am currently writing this from florida, 2.5 years later… eating a gross moes quesadilla, thinking, nay, YEARNING for the moes on Power Ferry. I have not been able to find a single moes in the continental United States that does their quesadillas like this one. I think about them probably once a day. Next time you go in, give an extra smile or tip for me to them. I only hope the best for them, and miss them every single day. Needless to say, don’t take people, places, or things (proper nouns) in your life for granted, because one day you might move to Florida.