Taco Bell Menu Prices 2026: Full Menu With Calories

Taco Bell sells more than two billion tacos a year, and the menu below is why the line moves: around 150 items across tacos, burritos, the Crunchwrap family, a premium chicken line, a $3-and-under value menu and boxes built for groups — most of it still priced like it’s fuel, not dinner. Every section carries typical US prices and Taco Bell’s published calories.

Price basis: Taco Bell publishes calories but not national prices — almost every restaurant is franchised and prices locally. The prices below are typical figures checked in October 2026 against the chain’s current category listings (delivery apps run higher). Where no defensible typical price exists, the item reads Varies rather than a copied guess.

Tacos

The taco case runs from the $1.39 Spicy Potato Soft Taco to the street-style chalupas, and it still contains Taco Bell’s founding idea: seasoned beef, lettuce and cheddar in a crunchy corn shell for under two dollars. The Cantina Chicken tacos (slow-roasted chicken, the chain’s premium line) cross-list here from the chicken section.

Burritos

Fourteen burritos, from the 360-calorie Bean Burrito to the 700-calorie Crispy Chicken Chipotle Bacon Melt. The Grilled Cheese Burrito — cheese grilled onto the outside of the tortilla — is the section’s modern icon, and the Chili Cheese Burrito is back nationally on the Decades Y2K menu after decades as a regional item (our Y2K menu article covers the revival).

Specialties

The formats that don’t fit anywhere else: the Crunchwrap Supreme (a tostada folded into a tortilla hexagon), the Mexican Pizza (gone for two years, back for good), flatbread melts and the current limited-time sliders and duos. This is also where the Triple Double Crunchwrap lives while it lasts.

Quesadillas

Four quesadillas, all built on the three-cheese blend and creamy jalapeño sauce. The Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla is the premium build; the plain Cheese Quesadilla (440 cal) is AVA-certified vegetarian.

Nachos

Nachos BellGrande remains the shareable benchmark: chips, seasoned beef, beans, nacho cheese, tomatoes and sour cream at 730 calories. The Loaded Beef Nachos price reads Varies — no defensible typical price exists in current national listings, so check your store’s menu rather than a copied figure.

Bowls

The bowl case belongs to Cantina Chicken now. The classic Power Menu Bowls — a 2016-era line — are no longer on the national nutrition list (September 2026) and survive only at some locations, so they are shown as legacy rows at Varies; the Cantina Chicken Bowl is the current equivalent.

Cantina Chicken & Crispy Chicken

Taco Bell’s two chicken pushes: Cantina Chicken (slow-roasted, shredded, with Avocado Verde salsa) across tacos, burritos, the rolled quesadilla and a bowl — and the Crispy Chicken line that expanded nationally in June 2026, including nuggets that quietly carry 26 grams of protein per 5-piece order.

Sides & Sweets

Nacho Fries anchor the sides (the seasoning is the product), Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes are the vegetarian cult item, and the Cinnabon Delights two-pack is the sweet finish. Sauce packets are free at the counter; the add-on prices are what the ordering menu lists.

Drinks & Freezes

Baja Blast is the headline — exclusive to Taco Bell since 2004 in fountain form — joined by the Dirty Soda line, Agua Refrescas and Rockstar Energy Refrescas. Fountain prices follow the size ladder (about $2.99 / $3.19 / $3.39); the table shows the medium price, and fountain calories are the reported medium-size figures.

Breakfast

Taco Bell breakfast (typically 7:00–11:00 AM at participating locations) is built on three formats: Cheesy Toasted burritos from $1.99, Grande Toasted burritos, quesadillas, and the Breakfast Crunchwrap — the AM version of the chain’s signature hexagon.

Luxe Value Menu

The Luxe Value Menu replaced the Cravings Value Menu in January 2026 with one hard rule: everything $3 or less. Fifteen items rotate through it; the October 2026 line-up below is the current one — note that several January launch prices have already drifted up by 10–30 cents.

Combos, Boxes & Party Packs

The Luxe Boxes are the value engine: a $5 Classic Luxe Box (specialty item, classic item, side and drink) up to the $9 Discovery box, whose contents rotate — which is why its calories read Varies. Party packs price per item; combo calories are ranges because the drink and side choices move the total.

Taco Bell Allergen Information

Taco Bell’s declared-allergen guide, summarised by category (C = contains in the standard build, S = some builds). Two things deserve emphasis: milk is in nearly every savoury item, and Taco Bell tracks gluten and wheat as separate allergens — its chips and nachos are listed as containing gluten despite having no wheat ingredient. Taco Bell also states plainly that peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shellfish are not used in regular menu items, but may appear in test and limited-time items, and that cross-contact in shared kitchens cannot be ruled out.

Vegetarian note: Taco Bell was the first US quick-service chain to offer American Vegetarian Association (AVA) certified vegetarian items — certified items are lacto-ovo. Fresco Style (pico de gallo swapped in for cheese, sour cream and creamy sauces) plus a bean or potato protein swap is the standard route to a dairy-free build.

Taco Bell Nutrition Chart

The shape of the menu in one table: tacos are the lightweights (170–240 calories), burritos carry the sodium (a Bean Burrito has 11 g of fiber and 1,080 mg of sodium), and the Cantina Chicken Bowl is the protein pick at 28 g. The full chart — 36 items with fat, carbs, sugar and fiber — is on the Taco Bell nutrition page.

Taco Bell Opening and Closing Hours

There is no single Taco Bell schedule: hours are set per restaurant. The patterns are consistent, though — breakfast typically runs 7:00–11:00 AM, most dining rooms close in the late evening, and the drive-thru is famously late: many locations run to 2 AM or later, some to 3:30 AM, and flagship Cantinas (Las Vegas) never close. Your store’s locator page is the only exact answer.

Taco Bell Reviews: The Las Vegas Cantina Flagship

The chain’s flagship is the Taco Bell Cantina on the Las Vegas Strip (3717 S Las Vegas Blvd) — a 24-hour, two-story Cantina with a DJ, alcohol-spiked Twisted Freezes and a wedding chapel. It is rated 4.4 out of 5 on Google from about 5,900 reviews (as of 2026) — remarkable for a fast-food counter on the Strip.

“Spikes slushies are a must and they are very on top of their food game! Everything came out perfect. Fun atmosphere, and almost always busy.”

— christian brown, Google review

“Don’t eat here. We placed our order and waited over 23 mins for our food. They looked at us like we were stupid but then found out they never even placed the order on their end. We waited another 10 mins to finally receive our food. No apology no nothing.”

— Raeleigh Schuck, Google review

Both experiences are real — a party flagship at peak hours is a different restaurant from the same kitchen at noon.

Taco Bell Facts

1. Taco Bell was founded by Glen Bell in Downey, California in 1962; the first restaurant, at 7112 Firestone Boulevard, was a 400-square-foot walk-up serving tacos, burritos, tostadas, Chiliburgers and frijoles — everything 19 cents.
2. The original 1962 building was saved from demolition in 2015 and trucked 45 miles to Taco Bell’s Irvine headquarters, where it is kept intact as ‘Taco Bell Numero Uno’.
3. The first franchise opened in 1964; the 100th restaurant arrived in 1967; PepsiCo bought the chain in 1978, and it now sits inside Yum! Brands alongside KFC and Pizza Hut.
4. Taco Bell counts 8,816 restaurants worldwide (Yum! Brands, Q3 2025), roughly 7,500 of them in the United States — over 94% franchised.
5. Headquarters is at 1 Glen Bell Way, Irvine, California — the street is named after the founder.
6. The slogan is ‘Live Más’ (since 2012); before it came ‘Think Outside the Bun’, and before that, ‘¡Yo quiero Taco Bell!’ — courtesy of Gidget the Chihuahua (1997–2000).
7. MTN DEW Baja Blast was created for Taco Bell in 2004 and stayed a fountain exclusive for a decade before its first retail run in 2014.
8. The Mexican Pizza was removed in 2020 and returned in 2022 after one of the loudest fan campaigns in fast-food history — it is now a permanent item.
9. Taco Bell was the first US quick-service chain to offer American Vegetarian Association certified vegetarian items; its kiosk ‘Veggie Mode’ (2020) filters the menu to vegetarian items only.
10. The Las Vegas Cantina flagship (opened 2016) has a wedding chapel: the $600 ‘Love & Tacos’ package includes a sauce-packet bouquet. Real weddings happen there — the reviews on this page mention one.
11. Taco Bell Defy (opened 2022 in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota) is a two-story, drive-thru-only concept with four lanes and a vertical lift that delivers food from the elevated kitchen to cars.
12. In 2013 a customer famously demanded the return of the Chili Cheese Burrito with a hunger-strike-style campaign; the item stayed regional for years before its national Y2K return.
13. The Crunchwrap Supreme’s hexagonal fold was designed so the item could be eaten one-handed — it launched in 2005 as a limited item and became permanent within a year.
14. Doritos Locos Tacos sold more than 100 million units in their first ten weeks in 2012 — still one of the most successful product launches in fast-food history.
15. Fresco Style — swapping cheese, sour cream and creamy sauces for pico de gallo — costs nothing extra and is the base move behind most regulars’ custom orders, including everything on the secret menu page.

Taco Bell FAQs

How much is a Crunchwrap Supreme?

Typically $6.89 in October 2026. The Black Bean version is $5.99. Taco Bell does not publish national prices — your restaurant sets its own — so treat these as typical figures, not guarantees.

What is the cheapest thing at Taco Bell?

The Cheesy Roll Up and the Spicy Potato Soft Taco, both typically $1.39 on the Luxe Value Menu, where every item is $3 or less.

What time does Taco Bell serve breakfast until?

Typically 11:00 AM at participating locations (most start at 7:00 AM). Breakfast participation and end times vary by restaurant.

Is Taco Bell open late?

Yes — late-night drive-thru is the brand’s signature. Many locations run to 2 AM or beyond, and the Las Vegas Cantina flagship is open 24 hours. Hours are set per restaurant.

Does Taco Bell have vegetarian options?

More than any other big chain: AVA-certified vegetarian items include the Bean Burrito, Spicy Potato Soft Taco, Black Bean Crunchwrap and Cheese Quesadilla, and almost anything can be built meatless with a bean or potato swap (often at no extra charge).

Why do Taco Bell prices vary so much?

Over 94% of restaurants are franchised and set their own prices. The typical prices on this page are checked national reference figures — your store’s app listing is its real menu.

Conclusion

Taco Bell’s edge is range: a $1.39 value taco, a $6.89 Crunchwrap, a certified-vegetarian bench and a 24-hour Vegas flagship with a wedding chapel, all on one board. Next stops: the Taco Bell secret menu for the order-by-build hacks, the nutrition chart if you count sodium, and the coupons and deals page before your next Luxe Box run.

Planning a late run? Here is what time Taco Bell closes, drive-thru included, plus breakfast hours and the 24-hour Las Vegas Cantina.

Prices are typical US figures checked October 2026; Taco Bell restaurants set their own prices. Nutrition and allergen data from Taco Bell’s published information. Taco Bell is a trademark of Taco Bell Corp.; this site is not affiliated with Taco Bell.