Quick answer: The five Taco Bell burritos we track run from $1.49 to $4.99, with 350 to 720 calories each. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito is the cheapest at $1.49, the Grilled Cheese Burrito tops the range at $4.99, and two of the five are vegetarian.
Burritos are the most substantial handhelds on the Taco Bell menu — a full meal wrapped in a warm flour tortilla rather than a snack-sized bite. The lineup we track is built on a short list of fillings: seasoned beef, refried beans, seasoned rice, and melted cheese, finished with sour cream, nacho cheese sauce, red sauce, or fresh lettuce and tomato. Because every burrito here is a complete item on its own, choosing well is mostly about size and budget: the lightest burrito on this page has less than half the calories of the heaviest, and the cheapest costs less than a third of the most expensive.
This page lists every burrito we track with its verified price and calorie count, followed by our rankings, a short buying guide, and answers to the questions burrito buyers ask most. To see how burritos compare with the rest of the restaurant, browse the full Taco Bell menu.
| Quick Facts | |
|---|---|
| Category | Burritos |
| Burritos we track | 5 |
| Our listed prices | $1.49–$4.99 |
| Calorie range | 350–720 per burrito |
| Cheapest burrito | Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito — $1.49 |
| The classic | Burrito Supreme — $4.89, 390 cal |
| Vegetarian options | 2 (Bean, Cheesy Bean and Rice) |
Here is the complete burritos lineup we track. Each name links to its item page with full nutrition details, and the prices are the list prices published on this site. Real-world prices vary by location because Taco Bell franchisees set their own numbers, so use these as the baseline and check your local restaurant for the final total.
| Burrito | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito | $1.49 | 420 |
| Bean Burrito | $1.99 | 350 |
| Beefy 5-Layer Burrito | $3.69 | 490 |
| Burrito Supreme | $4.89 | 390 |
| Grilled Cheese Burrito | $4.99 | 720 |
Calorie counts are per burrito as served. Prices and participation vary by location.
Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito Price, Calories & Nutrition The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito keeps it simple: warm refried beans, seasoned rice, and melted cheese rolled in a soft flour tortilla. At $1.49, it is the cheapest item in this batch — a true budget hero. Compare it on the full Taco Bell menu […]
Grilled Cheese Burrito Price, Calories & Nutrition Seasoned beef, seasoned rice, nacho cheese sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, and chipotle sauce, wrapped in a tortilla grilled with a layer of melted cheese on the outside. At $4.99 with 720 calories on the Taco Bell menu, it is one of the most indulgent burritos around. Grilled Cheese […]
Beefy 5-Layer Burrito Price, Calories & Nutrition The Beefy 5-Layer Burrito stacks seasoned beef, refried beans, sour cream, nacho cheese sauce, and shredded cheddar cheese inside a warm flour tortilla. Five layers of flavor for just $3.69 make it one of the most filling value picks on the Taco Bell menu, at 490 calories. Beefy […]
Bean Burrito Price, Calories & Nutrition The Bean Burrito is a Taco Bell classic: warm refried beans, diced onions, shredded cheddar cheese, and red sauce wrapped in a soft flour tortilla. At $1.99, it is one of the most affordable meat-free choices on the menu. See where it lands on the full Taco Bell menu […]
Burrito Supreme Price, Calories & Nutrition The Burrito Supreme is the classic loaded burrito: seasoned beef, refried beans, zesty red sauce, crisp lettuce, diced tomatoes, onions, cheddar cheese, and cool reduced-fat sour cream, all wrapped in a warm flour tortilla. At $4.89, it’s a Taco Bell icon on the Taco Bell menu. Burrito Supreme Quick […]
The first decision is the filling. Two of the five burritos are built on beans and no meat at all. The Bean Burrito is the original build — warm refried beans, diced onions, shredded cheddar cheese, and red sauce in a soft flour tortilla at $1.99 and 350 calories. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito swaps the onions and red sauce for seasoned rice and melted cheese at $1.49 and 420 calories, so it is cheaper but heartier.
Go bean-based when you want the lowest prices on the page: the two vegetarian burritos are also the two cheapest, and together they cost just $3.48 before tax. The trade-off is style rather than size — at 420 calories, the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito still eats like a light meal, and the Bean Burrito is the lightest burrito we track.
The other three burritos are built on seasoned beef. That is where the bigger, more layered builds live, from the mid-priced Beefy 5-Layer Burrito at $3.69 to the Grilled Cheese Burrito at $4.99. If you are ordering one burrito as the whole meal and cannot decide, this is the half of the list to start from — the sections below take each beef build in turn.
The Grilled Cheese Burrito is the outlier on this page, and its item page explains why: seasoned beef, seasoned rice, nacho cheese sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, and chipotle sauce, wrapped in a tortilla grilled with a layer of melted cheese on the outside. That grilled cheese crust is what separates it from every standard burrito on the list.
It is priced and sized like a premium item. At $4.99 it is the most expensive burrito we track, and at 720 calories it has 230 more calories than the next-heaviest burrito, the Beefy 5-Layer at 490. Treat it as a full, indulgent meal in one wrap rather than a light lunch.
These are the two classic beef burritos, and they split on one idea: layers versus freshness. The Beefy 5-Layer Burrito stacks its five layers — seasoned beef, refried beans, sour cream, nacho cheese sauce, and shredded cheddar cheese — inside a warm flour tortilla. Everything in it is warm, soft, and rich, and its item page lists 17g of protein at $3.69 and 490 calories.
The Burrito Supreme takes the same seasoned beef and refried beans base and adds the fresh side of the kitchen: zesty red sauce, crisp lettuce, diced tomatoes, onions, cheddar cheese, and cool reduced-fat sour cream. On our list it costs $4.89 with 390 calories and 16g of protein. So the Supreme costs $1.20 more than the Beefy 5-Layer but carries 100 fewer calories — you are paying for the fresh toppings and the lighter total, while the Beefy 5-Layer wins when you want maximum fullness for the money.
We ranked all five burritos on price, calories, and variety. Here is where each one wins.
The middle of the list is the sweet spot. At $3.69 and 490 calories, the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito is substantial enough to be the whole meal, its item page lists 17g of protein, and it still costs $1.20 less than the Burrito Supreme and $1.30 less than the Grilled Cheese Burrito. If you are ordering one burrito and cannot decide, this is the safe, classic pick.
The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito is the runaway price leader at $1.49 — fifty cents under the Bean Burrito and less than a third of the price of the Grilled Cheese Burrito. Warm refried beans, seasoned rice, and melted cheese keep it simple, which is exactly how the price stays this low. When the goal is the lowest possible total, nothing in this category beats it.
Value means food per dollar, and the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito wins that math by a wide margin: it pairs the lowest price on the list ($1.49) with a mid-range 420 calories. That works out to roughly 282 calories per dollar, far ahead of the Bean Burrito at about 176 calories per dollar and the Grilled Cheese Burrito at about 144. If you want the most substantial burrito for the least money, this is it.
At 720 calories, the Grilled Cheese Burrito sits 230 calories ahead of the next-highest burrito (the Beefy 5-Layer at 490) and more than double the lightest (the Bean Burrito at 350). The seasoned beef and rice filling plus the grilled cheese crust make it eat like a complete meal on its own — at $4.99, it should. Order it when one item has to do all the work.
Two of the five burritos are vegetarian, and the Bean Burrito is our pick for most vegetarians: warm refried beans, diced onions, cheddar cheese, and red sauce at $1.99 and just 350 calories, making it the lightest burrito on the list as well as a classic. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito ($1.49, 420 calories) is the cheaper, heartier vegetarian alternative when hunger matters more than calorie count.
The burritos category runs from 350 to 720 calories per item, a much wider spread than the tacos category — a burrito is a meal, not a snack, and the size difference between the ends of this list is real. Three of the five sit at or under 420 calories, so eating lighter mostly comes down to avoiding the one true heavyweight at the top.
| Burrito | Calories |
|---|---|
| Bean Burrito | 350 |
| Burrito Supreme | 390 |
| Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito | 420 |
| Beefy 5-Layer Burrito | 490 |
| Grilled Cheese Burrito | 720 |
If you are counting closely, the 350-calorie Bean Burrito is the lightest ground you can stand on, and the Burrito Supreme is a useful surprise: a fully loaded classic at just 390 calories. For full nutrition panels and ingredient lists, check the allergen information page or run the numbers yourself in the nutrition calculator.
One burrito is a meal. Unlike tacos, which are built for mixing, a single burrito here runs 350 to 720 calories — most people should start with one and add a second only at the value end of the list, where two Cheesy Bean and Rice Burritos still cost just $2.98 before tax.
Mixing price tiers. The smartest two-burrito order pairs across the range: a Beefy 5-Layer Burrito for the main event and a Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito on the side costs $5.18 at list prices and covers both the beefy and vegetarian styles in one bag.
Feeding a group. Burritos travel and reheat better than crunchy items, which makes them the easy group order: one of each of the five burritos on this page costs $17.05 at list prices and covers vegetarian, classic, and premium preferences at once.
Watching calories. Stick to the Bean Burrito (350) or the Burrito Supreme (390) and skip the Grilled Cheese Burrito — choosing the Bean Burrito instead of the heaviest option saves 370 calories.
Going vegetarian. Both the Bean Burrito and the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito are vegetarian as listed — no substitutions needed — and they are the two cheapest items on this page, so a meat-free order is also the budget order.
Quick answers to the questions we hear most about Taco Bell burritos, drawn from the prices and nutrition data above.
The five burritos we list run from $1.49 to $4.99. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito is $1.49, the Bean Burrito is $1.99, the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito is $3.69, the Burrito Supreme is $4.89, and the Grilled Cheese Burrito is $4.99.
The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito, at $1.49 on our list — the lowest price of the five burritos we track.
The Grilled Cheese Burrito: at $4.99 with 720 calories, it has the highest calorie count of the five burritos we track, well ahead of the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito at 490 calories.
Burrito calories on our list run from 350 to 720. The Bean Burrito has 350 calories, the Burrito Supreme has 390, the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito has 420, the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito has 490, and the Grilled Cheese Burrito has 720.
Two on our list: the Bean Burrito ($1.99, 350 calories) and the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito ($1.49, 420 calories). Both are made without meat as listed.
The Beefy 5-Layer Burrito ($3.69, 490 calories) layers seasoned beef, refried beans, sour cream, nacho cheese sauce, and shredded cheddar cheese in a warm flour tortilla. The Burrito Supreme ($4.89, 390 calories) builds on seasoned beef and refried beans with red sauce, lettuce, diced tomatoes, onions, cheddar cheese, and reduced-fat sour cream, so it costs $1.20 more but has 100 fewer calories.
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