Moe’s Southwest Grill will open 40 units in Turkey after signing the brand’s first overseas development agreement.

The company already provides technology for Schlotzsky’s, Carvel, and Cinnabon outlets.

Winners of contest—those who look most like a deceased musician—will have their portrait painted and hung on the walls of Moe’s.

Customers can order new tortilla for quesadillas, burritos, junior burritos, and salad bowls.

Customer interaction, brand transparency the main attractions as Moe’s Southwest Grill upgrades its Web site.

Joey Junior burrito becomes permanent menu option, offers smaller portions of Moe’s signature items.

Nine of 10 fastest growing Mexican limited-service restaurants in 2008 were fast-casual chains, according to Technomic.

For limited time, Chicken Club can be ordered as burrito, quesadilla, or nachos.

This new collaboration opens up innovative forms of marketing for Doc Popcorn.

Washingtonian Magazine readers poll has California Tortilla on top.

The Mexican fast-casual is introducing an unusual new menu item and accompanying it with its first mobile campaign.

Grain-fed pulled pork is joining marinated grilled chicken, steak, tofu, ground beef and fish to become the sixth protein option.

The Plant City, Florida, store will be open Aug. 28.

Moe’s Southwest Grill launches Passport to Adventure online summer sweepstakes and in-store promotion.

Moe’s Southwest Grill is celebrating the grand opening of its first major urban location in Manhattan on Saturday, May 31.

The Southwestern Cobb Salad features chopped romaine lettuce topped with the customer’s choice of protein, bacon, fresh mango, cucumber, shredded cheese, pico de gallo, olives, and cilantro.

The company says its reorganization will ensure franchisees receive the most effective and efficient resources possible.

Moe’s sets up memorial fund for young managers shot in Charlotte store last week.

Raving Brands, announced Seth Salzman, a co-creator of Moe’s Southwest Grill, has been promoted to senior vice president.

In a conference call with Moe’s franchisees, Raving Brands president Steve LeMastra told operators the company signed a definitive agreement with FOCUS over the weekend.

In addition to a potential sale, the suit accuses Raving Brands of racketeering, failure to properly distribute moneys to charities, and undisclosed kickbacks.

Raving Brands, on behalf of Moe’s Southwest Grill, has entered in to an exclusive agreement with Sysco Food Services for U.S. distribution