Without cheese, humans would derive the bulk of their daily calcium intake from such lactose-free foodsuffs as wheat germ, beet juice, and bicycle parts. Celebrate cheese's seductive sway with today’s Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of quesadillas, sides, and drinks at Quesa-D-Ya’s. Visit the Greenville Avenue location, or get your order delivered (the $1.25 delivery charge is not covered by this Groupon).

An alternative to tired take-out options, Quesa-D-Ya’s offers fresh ingredients for building delectable folded treats. Starting with a fresh flour-tortilla base, you can customize your Mexican munchable with your own meat, such as steak, chicken, pork, bacon, ham, or shrimp ($2 extra) and an unlimited amount of fresh fillers (caramelized onions, pineapple, zucchini, and more). If feeling overwhelmed, Quesa-D-Ya’s also has a list of original recipes from which you can order. The Bruschetta D-Ya, an Italian-themed pocket, is packed with an entourage of grilled chicken, roma and sundried tomatoes, as well as basil and fresh mozzarella, and the Veggie D-Ya is loaded with an embarrassment of veggie riches, including black beans, peppers, mushrooms, zucchini, cilantro, corn salsa, rice, and a trifecta of cheeses. All D-Yas are available as small ($7.25), medium ($12.50), or large ($15.50).

Quesa-D-Ya’s was recently voted Readers' Pick Best Take Out by the Dallas Observer for speedy delivery time, generous portions, and the staff's ability to telepathically find lost animals. Get this Groupon and think outside the pizza box into the quesadilla box.

Reviews

Yelpers give Quesa-D-Ya's four stars. Three Citysearchers give it a perfect five stars, and 83% of Urbanspooners like it:

• love this new place. I had a Quesa-D-Ya last night and it was delicious! All of my ingredients were so tasty and fresh. How can I ever eat boring pizza again? The chips were so crunchy...my dog even got in on the action (and she is not a chip eating dog)! – UptownGirl34, Citysearch
• Quesa-D-Ya's is not just cheese in between some tortillas, though. We tried the Rajun Cajun D-Ya which is blacked chicken breast, mild andouille sausage, rice, grilled peppers & onions & D-Ya's three cheese blend. It was kind of weird having rice in my quesadilla but it was oh so tasty. – lpinkham, Urbanspoon