Taco Bell Burritos With Prices and Calories

Three burritos make up the classic core, and they share the same idea with different amounts of stuffing. All three start with a warm flour tortilla and refried beans. The Bean Burrito stops there with a few extras. The Burrito Supreme adds seasoned beef and fresh toppings. The Beefy 5-Layer adds beef and a coat of nacho cheese. Knowing that difference makes the menu board easier to read.

Bean Burrito and Burrito Supreme: Toppings and Calories

The Bean Burrito holds refried beans, red sauce, diced onions and shredded cheddar. It comes in at 360 calories and has the lowest delivery price of the three. The Burrito Supreme starts from the same beans and adds seasoned beef, diced tomatoes, lettuce and reduced-fat sour cream, for 390 calories.

That small calorie gap surprises many people. The Supreme looks like a much bigger burrito, but its fresh toppings and lighter sour cream keep the total close to the Bean Burrito. The gap in price is wider, with the Supreme costing more than double the Bean Burrito in delivery listings.

Read the Bean Burrito breakdown for nutrition and vegan ordering details, or see the Burrito Supreme toppings for what goes into the beef version.

Beefy 5-Layer Burrito: What the Five Layers Are

The Beefy 5-Layer Burrito is built from seasoned beef, refried beans, reduced-fat sour cream and shredded cheddar, with a layer of warm nacho cheese sauce wrapped around it. That adds up to five layers on top of the tortilla, and it totals 490 calories.

Compared with the Bean Burrito, it swaps onions and red sauce for beef and nacho cheese, so it is creamier and heavier. Compared with the Supreme, it skips the lettuce and tomato. People who like a soft, cheesy and mild burrito tend to pick this one. Read the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito in depth for the layer-by-layer story.

The Taco Bell Cheesy Bean Rice Burrito is the cheapest burrito on the board in delivery listings, at $2.43 plus. It holds refried beans, seasoned rice, warm nacho cheese sauce and creamy jalapeno sauce in a warm flour tortilla, and it has 400 calories.

It is part of the value menu, which is why the price sits so low. The rice makes it feel bigger than the Bean Burrito even though the calories are similar. The jalapeno sauce gives it a mild tang instead of real heat. Because nothing in it is crunchy, the texture is soft and creamy from end to end, which suits people who dislike fried toppings.

The menu listing calls the item lacto-ovo, which means it allows dairy and egg and contains no meat. It also warns that preparation methods may lead to cross contact with meat. That wording matters if you avoid meat for strict reasons, and the vegetarian section below covers it.

If you want to see more bargain items, browse the value menu burritos and the other items listed there.

Taco Bell Burrito Calories From Lightest to Heaviest

The lightest burrito is the Bean Burrito at 360 calories, and the heaviest is the Grilled Cheese Burrito at 690. Here is the full range, lowest to highest.

Calories do not track size. The Burrito Supreme is a large wrap that comes in lighter than the compact Beefy Potato Loaded Griller. Fresh toppings add bulk without adding many calories. Cheese, sauces and fried strips are where the calories pile up. Chili Cheese and Black Bean Grilled Cheese figures come from Taco Bell's own burrito page and are not in this site's delivery data, so check your store before relying on them. For other items, see full nutrition and calories.

The heavier burritos pack more cheese, more meat and a few crunchy parts. They cost more than the classics and suit a bigger appetite. This group is where you find the cheese-on-the-outside burritos and the double-beef builds.

Grilled Cheese Burrito and Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito

The Grilled Cheese Burrito is the biggest on the list at 690 calories. It combines seasoned beef, warm nacho cheese sauce, seasoned rice, crunchy fiesta strips, creamy chipotle sauce, reduced-fat sour cream and a blend of mozzarella, pepperjack and cheddar, with extra cheese grilled on top. That grilled cheese coating is what sets it apart from every other burrito.

A Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito is listed on Taco Bell's own site at 680 calories as a meat-free alternative. It is not in this site's delivery data, so availability and the exact build may vary by store.

For the full breakdown, see the Grilled Cheese Burrito details.

Cheesy Double Beef Burrito Taco Bell Fans Order

The Cheesy Double Beef Burrito packs double the seasoned beef, as compared to a Crunchy Taco, together with seasoned rice, warm nacho cheese sauce, crunchy fiesta strips, a mozzarella, pepperjack and cheddar blend, and reduced-fat sour cream. It has 560 calories and a delivery price from $4.26.

It sits in the value menu tier but eats like a bigger burrito. The fiesta strips add crunch, which makes it a good pick when you want texture instead of a purely soft wrap.

Chili Cheese Burrito and Beefy Potato Loaded Griller

The Beefy Potato Loaded Griller is a smaller burrito at 480 calories, with a delivery price from $3.53. It is a value item that adds potatoes to the beef, so it fills you up for the money.

The Chili Cheese Burrito is a long-running item that pairs cheddar with a beef chili sauce. Taco Bell's own site lists it at 380 calories, but it has a spotty history and may not be available everywhere, so check the app for your store. When it is on the menu, it is one of the lighter beef options. See the Chili Cheese Burrito details for more.

There is no steak burrito on the current burrito list. Steak shows up elsewhere, in the breakfast items and in steak quesadillas, but not as a standalone burrito in the delivery data used here. If you see a steak burrito listed somewhere, it is either a limited item or a store-specific one.

Several burrito names that people still search for are not on the standard lineup. The 7-Layer Burrito left the menu in 2020, according to two separate reports. Other old names are covered in the section below.

Taco Bell Frito Burrito and Enchilada Burrito Status

Neither the Frito Burrito nor the Chicken Enchilada Burrito shows up in the current burrito data. The Frito-style burrito is best known through the Beefy Crunch Burrito, which put crunchy Flamin' Hot Fritos inside a burrito. Reports say it left in 2011 and then came back in 2023 as a limited item, but it is not listed in the current menu data. Treat it as a limited-time return, not a permanent burrito.

The Chicken Enchilada Burrito was a newer handheld take on the old Enchirito. It is also absent from the current list. Availability can differ by market, so check the app for your store before planning around either one.

If you miss them, the closest current options are the Cheesy Double Beef Burrito for crunch and the Cantina Chicken Burrito for a chicken wrap. For other past items, see the throwback menu.

Three burritos work for vegetarians. The Bean Burrito and the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito are both listed as lacto-ovo, which allows dairy and eggs. The Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito is the third, listed as a meat-free option on Taco Bell's site, though not in this site's delivery data.

Read the wording closely. Both menu listings say preparation methods may lead to cross contact with meat, and they point to Taco Bell's own page for details. Taco Bell has also noted that some restaurants use the same frying oil for items that do and do not contain animal ingredients. If you avoid meat for ethical or religious reasons, ask your store how it prepares the item.

For anyone who wants to go fully vegan, the Bean Burrito can be ordered Fresco style, which swaps cheese, creamy sauces and sour cream for diced tomatoes. The full list is on all vegetarian Taco Bell items.

The biggest Taco Bell burrito is the Grilled Cheese Burrito at 690 calories, and the lightest is the Bean Burrito at 360. Here are quick verdicts for different goals.

• Biggest: Grilled Cheese Burrito, with beef, rice, fiesta strips and extra grilled cheese.
• Lightest: Bean Burrito, which is also the cheapest of the classics.
• Best value for the money: Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito, which has the lowest delivery price and 400 calories.
• Best protein pick: a beef or chicken burrito, such as the Cantina Chicken or the Beefy 5-Layer, which carry meat plus beans or cheese.
• Best bargain with meat: Cheesy Double Beef Burrito, at 560 calories for a value menu price.

If you are choosing between two close options, the Burrito Supreme is the smart pick for freshness at only 390 calories, since the lettuce and tomatoes fill it out.

Price changes the picture, so here is how many calories each burrito gives you per delivery dollar, using the from prices in this site's data.

The value menu items lead by a wide margin. The Burrito Supreme sits last because it is a lighter, fresher build that costs more on delivery apps. Calories per dollar is a rough yardstick for filling power, not a measure of quality, and the ranking only holds when the store prices items the way the delivery listings do.

The taco bell burritos menu on delivery apps shows a "from" price with a plus sign, which is the lowest price at the store before options. On this site, those prices run from $2.43 for the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito to $7.92 for the Cantina Chicken Burrito.

Delivery app prices are set by each store and are usually higher than counter prices. Franchise owners set their own prices, and a delivery listing can include a markup on top. Adding or swapping ingredients can raise the final price, which is what the plus sign signals. Taxes, service fees and tips are extra.

That means the figures on this page are best used to compare burritos with one another, not to predict your bill. The ranking holds up, since the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito is cheaper than the Grilled Cheese Burrito in almost any store. For wider numbers, see Taco Bell menu prices.

Taco Bell's app and the delivery apps let you add or remove ingredients on most burritos. The options shown depend on the item and the store.

• Fresco style: removes mayo-based sauces, cheese and reduced-fat sour cream and adds diced tomatoes. Taco Bell publishes this as its method for making the Bean Burrito vegan.
• Removing items: you can take off onions, cheese or sauces if you do not like them.
• Sauce changes: ask for a different sauce or extra of one. Browse the sauces first so you know what is on offer.
• Adding items: the app lists the extras available for each burrito and shows the price change before you pay.

Not every option works on every burrito, and Fresco style is only worth asking for when an item's toppings include cheese or sauces that can be swapped. Use the order notes in a delivery app for anything the menu does not list.