Taco Bell Value Menu With Prices (2026)

Taco Bell’s value menu is now called the Luxe Value Menu. It launched nationwide on January 22, 2026, with 10 items priced at $3 or less, and replaced the Cravings Value Menu. In November 2026, this guide lists 13 items, from $1.39 to $2.99.

Quick answer: The cheapest Taco Bell value menu items are the Cheesy Roll Up and Spicy Potato Soft Taco at $1.39. The most filling pick is the Cheesy Double Beef Burrito at $2.99 and 560 calories. Every item costs $2.99 or less in this guide, but some locations charge more.

Taco Bell Value Menu Items and Prices Today

Here is every item on the Taco Bell value menu in November 2026, sorted from cheapest to most expensive.

Buying one of every item costs about $30.39 before tax. Two items from this list make a filling meal for under $6.

What Is the Taco Bell Luxe Value Menu?

The Luxe Value Menu is Taco Bell’s everyday value menu in the US, with every item priced at $3 or less. Taco Bell announced it on January 13, 2026. Taco Bell Rewards members got early access in the app from January 16, and it went nationwide on January 22. Taco Bell first tested the menu at select Indiana locations in July 2025.

The launch lineup had 10 items: five new ones and five favorites carried over from the Cravings Value Menu. To celebrate, Taco Bell ran a “Tuesday Drop” on January 27, 2026, when 30,000 Rewards members could buy a Luxe item for $1 in the app.

Launch Prices vs. Today’s Prices

Taco Bell set suggested prices at launch. Each restaurant sets its own, and many have raised them since January.

Most items went up 10 to 30 cents. Four items still cost their launch price in this guide: the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito, Mini Taco Salad, Chips and Nacho Supreme Dip and Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker.

Items Added Since Launch

Taco Bell’s own value menu page now lists 13 items. Four of them were not in the January lineup: the Classic Chicken Crunchadilla and Sriracha Chicken Crunchadilla ($2.00 each), the Chili Cheese Burrito ($2.99) and Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes ($2.99). A Crunchadilla is a chicken quesadilla with a crispy tortilla folded inside. Not every restaurant carries these items.

Taco Bell Value Menu Items Explained

Value Burritos

• Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito ($1.49, 400 Cal): beans, seasoned rice, nacho cheese sauce and creamy jalapeño sauce. It’s vegetarian and gives you the most calories per dollar on the menu.
• Cheesy Double Beef Burrito ($2.99, 560 Cal): a double portion of seasoned beef with cheese and sauce. Pick this one when you’re really hungry.
• Beefy Potato Loaded Griller ($2.79, 480 Cal): seasoned beef and potato bites with nacho cheese in a grilled, pressed tortilla.
• Chili Cheese Burrito ($2.99, 380 Cal): a returning cult favorite with chili and cheese.

Looking for a value steak or chicken burrito? The current Luxe Value Menu has neither. The cheapest chicken burrito-style item is the Classic Chicken Crunchadilla at $2.00.

Value Tacos and Roll Ups

• Spicy Potato Soft Taco ($1.39, 240 Cal): crispy potato bites, lettuce, cheese and chipotle sauce. It’s vegetarian.
• Cheesy Roll Up ($1.39, 170 Cal): melted three-cheese blend rolled in a flour tortilla. The cheapest item on the menu.

The classic Crunchy and Soft Tacos aren’t on the value menu, but at $1.99 they still cost less than most value items.

Chicken Crunchadillas, Stacker and Flatbread Melt

• Classic or Sriracha Chicken Crunchadilla ($2.00, 280 Cal): the cheapest chicken items on the menu.
• 3 Cheese Chicken Flatbread Melt ($2.39, 320 Cal): grilled chicken and a three-cheese blend folded in flatbread.
• Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker ($2.99, 350 Cal): chicken and avocado ranch sauce stacked in a grilled tortilla. Early reviewers found it saucy and wanted more chicken.

Snacks, Sides and Desserts

• Mini Taco Salad ($2.49, 280 Cal): a small taco salad with seasoned beef, lettuce, cheese and toppings.
• Chips and Nacho Supreme Dip ($2.49, 360 Cal): tortilla chips with a dip of nacho cheese, seasoned beef, sour cream and pico de gallo.
• Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes ($2.99, 240 Cal): seasoned potato bites with nacho cheese and sour cream.
• Salted Caramel Churros: a limited-time $1.99 dessert at launch. It is no longer listed in our November data.

Vegetarian Value Menu Items

Four value items carry Taco Bell’s American Vegetarian Association certification: the Cheesy Roll Up ($1.39), Spicy Potato Soft Taco ($1.39), Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito ($1.49) and Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes ($2.99). Together they cost $7.26. Taco Bell notes that these items can still touch meat during preparation.

Taco Bell Value Menu Calories

Taco Bell value menu items range from 170 to 560 calories. The Cheesy Roll Up is the lightest, and the Cheesy Double Beef Burrito is the heaviest.

For protein, fat, sodium and allergens, use Taco Bell’s official nutrition calculator. The beef and chicken items have the most protein. The Cheesy Double Beef Burrito is your best bet, but check the exact number in the app.

Best Items on the Taco Bell Value Menu (Ranked)

We ranked the menu by how much food you get for the price.

1. Cheesy Double Beef Burrito: the most filling item at $2.99.
2. Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito: 400 calories for $1.49, the best value per dollar.
3. Beefy Potato Loaded Griller: hearty, crispy and cheesy for under $3.
4. Spicy Potato Soft Taco: cheap, vegetarian and full of flavor.
5. Classic Chicken Crunchadilla: the cheapest way to get chicken at $2.00.
6. Chips and Nacho Supreme Dip: a good snack to share.
7. Mini Taco Salad: tasty, but small for the price.

Cravings Value Menu vs. Luxe Value Menu: What Changed

The Luxe Value Menu is a refreshed version of the Cravings Value Menu, which Taco Bell launched in 2024. Taco Bell kept five Cravings favorites, added five new items and kept the same “$3 or less” promise. If you look for the Cravings Value Menu in the app today, you’ll find the Luxe Value Menu instead.

Taco Bell changed the menu to add bigger, more premium items at the same price ceiling. Some fans worried the “Luxe” name was a way to raise prices. Compared with launch prices, most items in this guide went up 10 to 30 cents. Everything still costs under $3 in this guide.

Items Removed From the Value Menu

When the Luxe menu launched, these Cravings items left the value lineup: the Double Stacked Taco, Classic Stacker, Loaded Beef Nachos, Chicken Enchilada Burrito and Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes. Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes have since returned to the value section.

Does Taco Bell Still Have a Dollar Menu?

No. Taco Bell no longer has a dollar menu or a $1 menu, and no regular item costs $1. The cheapest items are $1.39. Taco Bell does run limited $1 deals for Rewards members in the app, such as the January 2026 Tuesday Drop.

The “$3 value menu” and “three dollar value menu” both mean the Luxe Value Menu, where every item costs $3 or less.

Is There a Taco Bell Breakfast Value Menu?

No. Taco Bell’s current menu has no separate breakfast value menu. The cheapest breakfast items in this guide are the Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito with potato ($1.99), the bacon or sausage version ($2.19) and the Hash Brown ($1.99). Breakfast runs at participating locations, usually from opening until 11 AM.

Why Value Menu Prices Differ by Location

Taco Bell only suggests prices. Most restaurants are franchises, and each one sets its own. That’s why one store charges $1.39 for a Cheesy Roll Up and another charges more.

• Higher-cost areas: big cities, Hawaii, Alaska and airports usually charge more.
• Travel centers: stores in truck stops and travel plazas often price above regular stores.
• Delivery apps: delivery menus usually add a markup plus fees.
• Participation: some items, like the Crunchadillas, are not at every location.

To see the value menu with prices near you, choose your store in the Taco Bell app before you order.

How to Get More From the Value Menu

• Pair a burrito with a taco: a Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito and a Spicy Potato Soft Taco cost $2.88 together for 640 calories.
• Add a sauce, not an item: extra creamy jalapeño or avocado ranch costs under $1 and changes the whole item.
• Order in the app: Rewards members earn points and get app-only deals on value items.
• Compare with a Luxe Cravings Box: boxes start at $5.00 and include a drink. Two value items plus a drink can cost more.
• Order Fresco style: Taco Bell swaps cheese and sauces for diced tomatoes, which cuts calories on items that allow it.

Where These Prices Come From

Prices and calories come from our November 2026 Taco Bell menu data, with one reference price per item. Launch prices come from Taco Bell’s January 2026 announcement. Your restaurant may charge a different amount. This site is not affiliated with Taco Bell.

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