Taco Bell Burritos Menu Price, Calories and Nutrition Guide

By Senior Food & Nutrition Researcher
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The Taco Bell burritos menu in 2026 spans from the value-priced Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito at $1.99 to the premium Cantina Chicken Burrito at $6.99. Eight permanent burritos cover every hunger level, every budget, and every dietary preference with the right modifications. This guide lists every burrito with verified pricing, accurate calorie counts, full macronutrient breakdowns, and dietary flags so you can plan your order before you pull up to the speaker.

Burritos drive a massive share of Taco Bell’s daily order volume, and for good reason. They are the most calorie-per-dollar efficient items on the menu. The $1.99 Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito delivers 400 calories—more food for less money than almost anything else in fast food. At the other end, the Grilled Cheese Burrito with its crispy cheese exterior and the Cantina Chicken Burrito with its slow-roasted protein compete with fast-casual chains on flavor while undercutting them on price.

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Every permanent burrito on the 2026 menu is listed below with current pricing, calorie counts, and dietary flags. Diet flags indicate what is possible with modifications, not necessarily the standard build. All burritos use flour tortillas unless otherwise noted.

Diet Flag Key:

• V = Vegetarian available (with black bean swap or native vegetarian)
• VG = Vegan available (with modifications like removing cheese and sour cream)
• K = Keto friendly option available (ordered naked without tortilla)
• GF* = No wheat ingredients in standard build (cross-contamination risk remains)

Item	Price	Calories	V	VG	K	GF*
Value Tier
Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito	$1.99	400	✓	✓	✗	✗
Bean Burrito	$2.59	360	✓	✓	✗	✗
Cheesy Double Beef Burrito	$2.99	560	✓	✗	✗	✗
Mid Tier
Beefy 5-Layer Burrito	$4.99	490	✓	✗	✗	✗
Burrito Supreme	$5.99	390	✓	✓	✗	✗
Premium Tier
Grilled Cheese Burrito	$6.19	690	✓	✗	✗	✗
Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito	$6.19	680	✓	✗	✗	✗
Cantina Chicken Burrito	$6.99	530	✗	✗	✗	✗

Prices are national averages verified June 2026. Franchise locations in California, New York, and Hawaii typically charge 15–25% more. Always check the Taco Bell app for exact pricing at your nearest location.

Nutrition Breakdown Every Burrito Ranked by Calories

The following table ranks every Taco Bell burrito from lightest to heaviest by calorie count. All values represent the standard build. Modifications such as Fresco Style, removing ingredients, or adding extra protein will change these totals.

Item	Calories	Protein	Carbs	Fat	Sodium
Bean Burrito	360	13g	54g	10g	980mg
Burrito Supreme	390	16g	51g	14g	1,160mg
Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito	400	9g	55g	17g	940mg
Beefy 5-Layer Burrito	490	17g	65g	18g	1,290mg
Cantina Chicken Burrito	530	24g	44g	28g	1,190mg
Cheesy Double Beef Burrito	560	20g	64g	25g	1,340mg
Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito	680	23g	72g	33g	1,360mg
Grilled Cheese Burrito	690	25g	68g	36g	1,480mg

To reduce calories on any burrito, order it Fresco Style. This replaces cheese, sour cream, and mayonnaise-based sauces with fresh pico de gallo, cutting roughly 30 to 60 calories per burrito at no extra charge. Removing sour cream alone saves approximately 20 to 30 calories. Skipping the rice on burritos that include it—like the Grilled Cheese Burrito, Cantina Chicken Burrito, and Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito—reduces both calories and carbohydrates meaningfully.

Nutritional data sourced from official Taco Bell dietary disclosure. Actual values may fluctuate slightly based on regional portions and localized menu adjustments.

Best Taco Bell Burritos to Order

Grilled Cheese Burrito — Best Overall

The Grilled Cheese Burrito ($6.19 / 690 cal) earns its name through a technique no other fast-food chain uses. After the burrito is assembled with seasoned beef, seasoned rice, creamy chipotle sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, crunchy red strips, and a three-cheese blend, it is pressed onto a flat grill. A layer of three-cheese blend is fused to the outside of the tortilla during grilling, creating a crispy, lacy cheese crust that wraps the entire burrito.

It is the most-ordered burrito at Taco Bell by a wide margin, and the search volume backs it up. The vegetarian version—the Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito ($6.19 / 680 cal)—swaps seasoned beef for seasoned black beans and delivers the same crispy cheese exterior with a slightly lower calorie count.

Bean Burrito — Best Value

The Bean Burrito ($2.59 / 360 cal) is one of the most underrated items on the entire Taco Bell menu. Seasoned black beans, diced onions, and red sauce wrapped in a warm flour tortilla. It is filling, fully vegetarian in its standard build, and costs less than a fountain drink at most restaurants.

Regulars know to add jalapeño sauce, guacamole, or potatoes for almost no extra cost. Any of those additions transforms a simple bean wrap into a much more complex meal. Removing the cheese makes it fully vegan in under five seconds. For an even cheaper option, the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito at $1.99 adds seasoned rice and cheese to the mix and delivers 400 calories for under two dollars.

Cantina Chicken Burrito — Best Premium Pick

The Cantina Chicken Burrito ($6.99 / 530 cal) is the most premium burrito on the menu and delivers the best protein-to-calorie ratio among the full-size options. Built with slow-roasted Cantina Chicken, avocado ranch sauce, purple cabbage slaw, shredded cheese, and freshly prepared ingredients, it tastes meaningfully different from the beef-based burritos and reflects Taco Bell’s broader push toward higher-quality proteins.

At 530 calories with 24 grams of protein, it sits in a sweet spot—substantial enough to be a full meal without the heaviness of the Grilled Cheese Burrito’s 690 calories.

How to Customize Any Burrito

Every Taco Bell burrito is fully customizable through the app, website, or at the counter. The modifications that make the biggest difference are listed below. The easiest way to customize is through the Taco Bell mobile app, which shows live nutrition updates as you build your order.

Order Fresco Style. Free on any burrito. Replaces cheese, sour cream, and mayonnaise-based sauces with fresh pico de gallo. Saves roughly 30 to 60 calories per burrito and removes all dairy. This is the fastest way to make most burritos lighter and vegan-compatible.

Swap beef for black beans. Free on any burrito. Makes the item vegetarian and reduces saturated fat while adding fiber. The swap works on every beef-based burrito including the Grilled Cheese Burrito, Beefy 5-Layer, and Burrito Supreme.

Swap beef for grilled chicken or Cantina Chicken. Adds a small upcharge, typically $1.00 to $1.50. Increases protein while keeping calories similar to or slightly lower than the beef version. Available on most burritos.

Remove sour cream. Saves approximately 20 to 30 calories and reduces fat. Does not lower the price, but meaningfully changes the nutrition profile on the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito and Burrito Supreme where sour cream is a major component.

Add guacamole. Available for a small upcharge. Adds healthy fats and roughly 40 calories. Pairs especially well with the Bean Burrito and Burrito Supreme.

Double the beans, skip the beef. On the Bean Burrito or Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito, doubling the beans boosts both protein and fiber while keeping the item fully vegan-compatible. No upcharge for extra beans.

Remove the rice. Reduces both carbohydrates and calories on any burrito that includes seasoned rice. Applies to the Grilled Cheese Burrito, Cantina Chicken Burrito, and Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito.

Order naked (no tortilla). Request the burrito fillings served in a bowl without the flour tortilla. This is the foundation of keto and low-carb eating at Taco Bell. The flour tortilla alone adds 30 to 40 grams of carbohydrates, so eliminating it transforms the macro profile.

Vegetarian Burrito Options

Three burritos are natively vegetarian with no modifications needed: the Bean Burrito ($2.59 / 360 cal), the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito ($1.99 / 400 cal), and the Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito ($6.19 / 680 cal). Every other burrito on the menu becomes vegetarian by swapping seasoned beef for black beans at no extra charge.

The Burrito Supreme with black beans is the most complete vegetarian burrito in terms of ingredient variety—beans, seasoned rice, lettuce, diced tomatoes, shredded cheese, and sour cream all in one wrap. The Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito is the most indulgent vegetarian option, delivering the same crispy cheese exterior as the original with zero meat.

Vegan Burrito Options

The Bean Burrito is the easiest burrito to make vegan. Remove the cheese, and the burrito is fully plant-based—beans, onions, and red sauce in a flour tortilla. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito also becomes vegan by removing the cheese and any creamy sauces.

The Burrito Supreme can go vegan with three modifications: swap beef for black beans, remove the cheese, and remove the sour cream. What remains is a substantial plant-based burrito with beans, rice, lettuce, and tomatoes.

The Grilled Cheese Burrito and Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito cannot be made vegan because the cheese is fused to the outside of the tortilla and cannot be removed. The Cantina Chicken Burrito cannot be made vegan because the Cantina Chicken is the base protein with no plant-based swap available.

Always specify “Fresco Style” when ordering vegan modifications. It signals the kitchen to remove dairy automatically.

Keto and Low-Carb Burrito Strategy

Standard burrito tortillas are not keto-friendly. A single flour tortilla typically adds 30 to 40 grams of carbohydrates. The workaround is ordering any burrito filling “naked”—served in a bowl without the tortilla.

The best burritos to order naked:

• Grilled Cheese Burrito filling (naked, no rice): Seasoned beef, chipotle sauce, sour cream, crunchy red strips, and cheese. High fat, moderate protein, and very low carb once the rice and tortilla are removed.
• Cantina Chicken Burrito filling (naked, no rice): Slow-roasted chicken, avocado ranch, cabbage slaw, and cheese. The best high-protein, high-fat option with minimal carbohydrates.
• Beefy 5-Layer Burrito filling (naked): Seasoned beef, beans, cheese, and sour cream. Skip the beans to keep carbs lower, or keep them for fiber.

Add extra protein and guacamole to any naked burrito order to increase fat and protein while keeping carbohydrates minimal. Avoid the rice entirely, and skip the beans if you are targeting very low net carbs.

Gluten Considerations for Taco Bell Burritos

All Taco Bell burritos use wheat flour tortillas. None are gluten-free in their standard build. Ordering the filling as a naked bowl eliminates the tortilla but does not eliminate cross-contamination risk from shared kitchen surfaces and preparation areas.

Anyone with celiac disease or severe gluten sensitivity should carefully review the official Taco Bell allergen guide before ordering. The fillings themselves—beans, rice, beef, chicken, cheese, sour cream, and most sauces—do not contain wheat ingredients, but they are prepared in kitchens where flour tortillas are handled constantly.

How to Order Taco Bell Burritos Online

Ordering burritos through the Taco Bell app or website gives you full control over customization. The app displays real-time pricing for your specific location, shows updated calorie counts as you modify each ingredient, and saves your favorite builds for faster reordering.

To place an order, download the Taco Bell mobile app or visit the website. Select your nearest location. Browse to the Burritos category. Tap any burrito to open the customization screen. Remove ingredients you do not want, add extras you do, toggle Fresco Style on or off, and swap proteins as needed. The calorie count and price update in real time. Add the customized burrito to your bag and repeat for additional items. When you are done, select pickup, drive-thru, or delivery and complete checkout.

Orders placed through the app earn Taco Bell Rewards points automatically. In-store orders earn points when you scan your app barcode before paying. For a complete breakdown of how the loyalty program works, read our Taco Bell Rewards guide. If you have a gift card, you can learn how to use it for payment in our Taco Bell gift cards guide.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How many burritos does Taco Bell have?

Taco Bell’s permanent burrito lineup includes 8 items: the Bean Burrito, Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito, Cheesy Double Beef Burrito, Beefy 5-Layer Burrito, Burrito Supreme, Grilled Cheese Burrito, Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito, and Cantina Chicken Burrito. Limited-time burrito variations launch periodically throughout the year.

What is the best burrito at Taco Bell?

The Grilled Cheese Burrito ($6.19 / 690 cal) is the most popular and highest-rated burrito, known for its crispy grilled cheese exterior fused to the outside of the tortilla. For value, the Bean Burrito ($2.59 / 360 cal) is the top pick—one of the cheapest items on the entire menu and vegetarian by default. For a premium option, the Cantina Chicken Burrito ($6.99 / 530 cal) delivers the best protein-to-calorie ratio with slow-roasted chicken and avocado ranch sauce.

How many calories are in a Taco Bell burrito?

Taco Bell burritos range from 360 calories for the Bean Burrito to 690 calories for the Grilled Cheese Burrito. The lightest options are the Bean Burrito at 360 calories and the Burrito Supreme at 390 calories. Ordering Fresco Style cuts roughly 30 to 60 calories per burrito.

Does Taco Bell have a vegetarian burrito?

Yes. Three burritos are natively vegetarian: the Bean Burrito ($2.59 / 360 cal), the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito ($1.99 / 400 cal), and the Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito ($6.19 / 680 cal). Every other burrito can be made vegetarian by swapping the meat for black beans at no extra charge.

What is the Taco Bell Grilled Cheese Burrito?

The Grilled Cheese Burrito ($6.19 / 690 cal) is a seasoned beef burrito pressed on a flat grill after assembly, fusing a three-cheese blend to the outside of the flour tortilla to create a crispy cheese crust. Inside, it contains seasoned beef, seasoned rice, creamy chipotle sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, crunchy red strips, and a three-cheese blend. A vegetarian version—the Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito ($6.19 / 680 cal)—uses seasoned black beans instead of beef.

What is the cheapest burrito at Taco Bell?

The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito at $1.99 is the cheapest burrito on the permanent menu. The Bean Burrito is $2.59, and the Cheesy Double Beef Burrito is $2.99. All three sit on or near the value tier.

Can I make any burrito vegan?

Several burritos can be made vegan. The Bean Burrito becomes vegan by removing the cheese. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito becomes vegan by removing the cheese and any creamy sauces. The Burrito Supreme becomes vegan by swapping beef for black beans, removing cheese, and removing sour cream. The Grilled Cheese Burrito and Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito cannot be made vegan because the cheese is fused to the tortilla exterior.

Can I order a burrito without the tortilla?

Yes. Request the burrito fillings served “naked” in a bowl. This eliminates the flour tortilla and its 30 to 40 grams of carbohydrates. It is the foundation of keto and low-carb ordering at Taco Bell.

What is in the Cantina Chicken Burrito?

The Cantina Chicken Burrito ($6.99 / 530 cal) contains slow-roasted Cantina Chicken, avocado ranch sauce, purple cabbage slaw, seasoned rice, and a three-cheese blend wrapped in a flour tortilla. It is Taco Bell’s premium burrito offering with 24 grams of protein.

How do I reduce calories on a Taco Bell burrito?

Order Fresco Style to replace cheese, sour cream, and mayo-based sauces with pico de gallo. Remove sour cream to save 20 to 30 calories. Skip the rice on burritos that include it to reduce both calories and carbs. Swap beef for black beans or grilled chicken to lower fat and calories on most items.

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Final Thoughts

The Taco Bell burrito menu in 2026 covers every craving and every budget. Eight permanent items stretch from the $1.99 Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito—400 calories for under two dollars—to the $6.99 Cantina Chicken Burrito, which delivers premium protein without fast-casual pricing. The Grilled Cheese Burrito remains the fan favorite for a reason: nobody else fuses cheese to the outside of a tortilla and calls it a menu item.

What makes the burrito category work is customization. Swap beef for black beans on anything for free. Toggle Fresco Style and strip out dairy and calories without losing flavor. Order naked and turn a 690-calorie burrito into a keto-friendly bowl. The Bean Burrito at $2.59 is one of the most underrated items on the entire menu—vegetarian by default, vegan in seconds, and more filling than items that cost twice as much.

You do not need to memorize the menu. You just need to know what you like, how to modify it, and where the value lives. Now you know all three.