Chipotle Menu Prices 2026

Chipotle Menu Prices by City

Entrée Menu Prices

Here’s the one rule that makes Chipotle menu prices easy to predict: your protein choice sets the base price, and that same price carries over whether you order a burrito, bowl, salad, quesadilla, or tacos (single tacos are the one exception, priced on their own since it’s a smaller portion).

Chicken, sofritas and veggie sit at the bottom of the price ladder, carnitas costs a touch more, and steak or barbacoa top out the regular lineup — these are the anchors nearly every other section of Chipotle menu prices below is built on.

Pollo Asado is the newest addition — a limited-time offering that relaunched nationwide on August 31, 2026, priced just under steak. Entrées are where most of your order total comes from, so this is the biggest section on the page for a reason.

Protein, Toppings & Free Add-Ins

Every entrée starts with the same protein pricing shown below, and every build comes with free rice, beans and most toppings at no extra charge.

Only the items marked with a price will cost you extra — once you know that split, predicting your own Chipotle menu prices before you order gets a lot easier. Guacamole and queso are really the only add-ons worth budgeting for.

Chips, Dips & Sides Menu Prices

On the savory side of Chipotle menu prices, chips and sides now include the new Chili Lime Chips right alongside the classic recipe — both come in regular and large portions, on their own or paired with guacamole, queso blanco or any salsa.

Chipotle High Protein Menu Prices

If you’re after more protein and fewer carbs, Chipotle’s High Protein Menu bundles that into preset bowls, tacos and protein cups — a handy shortcut when you want a macro-focused order without customizing a full bowl yourself.

Pricing-wise, these picks land right in line with the regular entrée lineup shown above.

Chipotle Kids Menu Prices

The Chipotle Kids Menu bundles a smaller entrée portion with a side and a drink, all wrapped into the single price shown below — it’s the smallest full meal you’ll find anywhere in these Chipotle menu prices.

Chipotle Family Meals Menu Prices

Feeding the whole table? Chipotle’s Family Meals bundle serves four to six people and comes with tortillas, rice, beans, toppings and chips built in — no separate assembly required.

It’s worth noting this is a different program from Chipotle’s Catering menu, which we cover in its own dedicated guide — Family Meals sit squarely within regular Chipotle menu prices, ordered at the register or online, not through catering.

Dollar for dollar, Family Meals are the biggest single purchase you’ll see in these Chipotle menu prices, so it’s worth comparing the per-person cost against ordering individual entrées if your group is on the smaller side.

Chipotle Drinks Menu Prices

Rounding out these Chipotle menu prices, drinks run $2.90–$3.95 depending on size and market — a smaller slice of the total bill than entrées, but still worth factoring into your Chipotle menu prices before you order.

That covers fountain drinks sized by cup, plus Chipotle’s own organic aguas frescas and lemonade, bottled sodas like Mexican Coca-Cola and Sprite, and specialty picks such as Poppi and Jarritos — every drink on the menu carries its own price, sized fountain cups included.

Deals & Limited-Time Items

Two items are making headlines on the Chipotle menu right now: Pollo Asado and Chili Lime Chips. Both relaunched nationwide on August 31, 2026, per Chipotle’s own newsroom announcement.

Chipotle Rewards members got first access before the wider rollout to all guests on September 4 — and yes, both are reflected in the Chipotle menu prices above.

Chipotle has framed both as limited-time offerings rather than permanent menu additions, so don’t be surprised if pricing or availability shifts down the road.

A quick note on what this guide is (and isn’t): these are exact store-level Chipotle menu prices, not promotional or discounted totals.

Nutrition & Allergens

The calorie figures in the Chipotle menu prices tables above are Chipotle’s own published per-serving numbers, and they hold steady across all three markets — unlike pricing, calorie counts come down to food preparation, not location — so the calorie side of Chipotle menu prices doesn’t shift the way the dollar figures do.

Chipotle doesn’t publish one combined allergen chart, but the brand does confirm that its corn tortillas, rice, beans, and most proteins, salsas and toppings are made without gluten-containing ingredients as standard recipe items. The flour tortilla used for burritos and quesadillas is the exception — that one does contain gluten.

Worth knowing before you order: Chipotle kitchens are open-format with shared prep surfaces, so the brand can’t guarantee against cross-contact. If you’re managing celiac disease or a serious allergy, it’s worth confirming current allergen practices directly with the store or Chipotle’s official ingredient statement rather than relying on this page alone.

Our dedicated Nutrition Menu guide and Gluten-Free Menu guide go into this in full depth.

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