Taco Bell Value Menu Prices 2026
Current Luxe Value Menu items with exact pickup prices from Los Angeles, Dallas and New York, plus calories, allergens and practical ordering guidance.
The current Taco Bell Value Menu is branded as the Luxe Value Menu. The official default page visibly listed 13 products during our check, while Los Angeles and New York each showed 12 and Dallas showed 10. Across the selected restaurants, listed pickup prices ran from $1.29 to $3.99. Taco Bell launched a ten-item menu at $3 or less in January 2026, but that launch claim should not be mistaken for a guaranteed current price at every location.
Current Value Menu Update
Taco Bell replaced the older Cravings Value Menu positioning with the Luxe Value Menu in January 2026. The launch paired five newly announced products with five returning value favorites. The current ordering pages have continued to evolve since that announcement: the limited-time Salted Caramel Churros are no longer in the checked lineup, while two Pepper Jack Steak Burritos and Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes now appear on some or all selected menus.
The official category copy still describes ten items at $3 or less, yet the visible default product grid showed 13 listings. This is not treated as a reason to force every displayed item into a ten-row national lineup. Our tables report what the current pages actually showed and preserve store-specific gaps.
Current Taco Bell Value Menu Prices
The comparison below uses exact public pickup-menu observations from 3629 South Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles, 2404 North Washington Avenue in Dallas and 321 1st Avenue in New York. “Not listed” means the item did not appear on that selected restaurant’s Luxe Value Menu page; it is not a zero price and does not prove nationwide discontinuation.
The final column shows only the lowest and highest observed listed prices. It is not a national average. Taxes, delivery markups and optional customizations are outside these menu figures.
Value Menu price and calorie comparison
| Avocado Ranch Chicken StackerLos Angeles $2.99 · Dallas $2.99 · New York $3.75 · 350 Cal | $2.99–$3.75 |
| Beefy Potato Loaded GrillerLos Angeles $2.79 · Dallas $2.79 · New York $3.99 · 480 Cal | $2.79–$3.99 |
| Chips and Nacho Supreme DipLos Angeles $3.29 · Dallas $2.49 · New York $3.00 · 360 Cal | $2.49–$3.29 |
| Mini Taco SaladLos Angeles $2.49 · Dallas $2.49 · New York $3.00 · 280 Cal | $2.49–$3.00 |
| 3 Cheese Chicken Flatbread MeltLos Angeles $2.69 · Dallas $2.39 · New York $2.99 · 320 Cal | $2.39–$2.99 |
| Cheesy Bean and Rice BurritoLos Angeles $1.89 · Dallas $1.49 · New York $2.99 · 400 Cal | $1.49–$2.99 |
| Cheesy Double Beef BurritoLos Angeles $2.99 · Dallas $2.99 · New York $3.49 · 560 Cal | $2.99–$3.49 |
| Cheesy Roll UpLos Angeles $1.69 · Dallas $1.29 · New York $2.69 · 170 Cal | $1.29–$2.69 |
| Spicy Potato Soft TacoLos Angeles $1.69 · Dallas $1.39 · New York $2.69 · 240 Cal | $1.39–$2.69 |
| Cheesy Fiesta PotatoesLos Angeles $2.99 · Dallas $2.99 · New York $3.29 · 240 Cal | $2.99–$3.29 |
| Fresca Pepper Jack Steak BurritoLos Angeles $3.00 · Dallas Not listed · New York $3.89 · 500 Cal | $3.00–$3.89 |
| Melty Pepper Jack Steak BurritoLos Angeles $3.00 · Dallas Not listed · New York $3.89 · 440 Cal | $3.00–$3.89 |
| Chili Cheese BurritoLos Angeles Not listed · Dallas Not listed · New York Not listed · 380 Cal | Regional/default listing |
Dallas supplied the lowest observed price on eight directly comparable rows. New York was highest on most items and was the only checked market where the Beefy Potato Loaded Griller reached $3.99. Los Angeles and New York listed both Pepper Jack steak burritos, while Dallas did not show either one in this category.
New Luxe Value Menu Items
The January 2026 launch introduced five new products, but one—Salted Caramel Churros—was explicitly limited-time. The four launch additions still visible in our checked current menus were the Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker, Beefy Potato Loaded Griller, Chips and Nacho Supreme Dip, and Mini Taco Salad.
Continuing January launch additions
| Avocado Ranch Chicken StackerGrilled all-white-meat chicken, Avocado Ranch Sauce, three-cheese blend, lettuce and tomatoes in a folded grilled format. | 350 Cal$2.99–$3.75 observed |
| Beefy Potato Loaded GrillerSeasoned beef, crispy potato bites, Nacho Cheese sauce, Chipotle sauce and reduced-fat sour cream in a grilled tortilla. | 480 Cal$2.79–$3.99 observed |
| Chips and Nacho Supreme DipSeasoned beef, beans, Nacho Cheese sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, pico de gallo and three-cheese blend with tortilla chips. | 360 Cal$2.49–$3.29 observed |
| Mini Taco SaladSeasoned beef, Chipotle sauce, cheddar, lettuce, tomatoes and refried beans in a crisp tortilla bowl. | 280 Cal$2.49–$3.00 observed |
The Beefy Potato Loaded Griller produced the widest spread in this group at $1.20 between Dallas and New York. Chips and Nacho Supreme Dip was $3.29 in Los Angeles, showing why the launch’s $3 headline cannot be treated as a guaranteed current local price.
Returning Cravings Value Menu Favorites
Five familiar items carried into the Luxe launch from the earlier Cravings Value Menu. They cover chicken, beef and vegetarian choices, which helps the current value category serve different appetites without relying entirely on new products.
Five returning value favorites
| 3 Cheese Chicken Flatbread MeltWarm flatbread with grilled chicken, Creamy Chipotle sauce and mozzarella, pepperjack and cheddar. | 320 Cal$2.39–$2.99 observed |
| Cheesy Bean and Rice BurritoAVA vegetarian-marked burrito with refried beans, seasoned rice, Nacho Cheese sauce and Creamy Jalapeño sauce. | 400 Cal$1.49–$2.99 observed |
| Cheesy Double Beef BurritoSeasoned beef, rice, Nacho Cheese sauce, fiesta strips, three cheeses and reduced-fat sour cream. | 560 Cal$2.99–$3.49 observed |
| Cheesy Roll UpAVA vegetarian-marked flour tortilla rolled around melted mozzarella, pepperjack and cheddar. | 170 Cal$1.29–$2.69 observed |
| Spicy Potato Soft TacoAVA vegetarian-marked taco with seasoned potatoes, Chipotle sauce, lettuce and cheddar. | 240 Cal$1.39–$2.69 observed |
The Cheesy Roll Up was both the lowest-calorie row and the lowest observed price at $1.29 in Dallas. The Cheesy Double Beef Burrito had the highest calorie count on this page at 560. Local pricing still mattered: New York listed three of these returning items above or close to the original value thresholds.
Current Additions and Regional Listings
The live category is broader than the surviving January launch rows. Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes appeared at all three checked stores, while the two Pepper Jack Steak Burritos were present in Los Angeles and New York but absent from the selected Dallas category. The Chili Cheese Burrito appeared only on the default page in this comparison.
Later additions and regional exposure
| Cheesy Fiesta PotatoesAVA vegetarian-marked seasoned potatoes with Nacho Cheese sauce and reduced-fat sour cream; listed at all three checked stores. | 240 Cal$2.99–$3.29 observed |
| Fresca Pepper Jack Steak BurritoGrilled steak, Pepper Jack sauce, lettuce, tomatoes, fiesta strips, spicy ranch and three-cheese blend; not listed in Dallas. | 500 Cal$3.00–$3.89 observed |
| Melty Pepper Jack Steak BurritoGrilled steak, Pepper Jack sauce, seasoned rice, three-cheese blend and reduced-fat sour cream; not listed in Dallas. | 440 Cal$3.00–$3.89 observed |
| Chili Cheese BurritoDefault-page regional listing; not shown at the selected Los Angeles, Dallas or New York restaurants. | 380 CalNo checked-store price |
The two steak burritos shared the same observed availability pattern and price range. Because Chili Cheese Burrito had no checked-store listing, no local price is inferred; customers searching for it should select their restaurant first.
Which Value Item Fits Your Order?
Lowest price
The Cheesy Roll Up had the lowest observed price at $1.29 in Dallas. The Spicy Potato Soft Taco was only ten cents higher there. In Los Angeles, both were $1.69; in New York, both were $2.69. This illustrates why a nationwide “cheapest item” claim needs a location caveat.
More food by displayed calories
The Cheesy Double Beef Burrito has the highest displayed calorie count at 560, followed by the Fresca Pepper Jack Steak Burrito at 500 and Beefy Potato Loaded Griller at 480. Calories do not measure taste or complete nutritional value, but they can help compare the relative size of items within the same menu.
Vegetarian-marked choices
The live pages displayed the vegetarian icon for the Cheesy Roll Up, Spicy Potato Soft Taco, Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito and Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes. Taco Bell defines these as lacto-ovo vegetarian. The brand also warns that vegetarian and meat ingredients are handled in common and shared frying oil may be used.
New-item variety
For something that differs from the older Cravings lineup, compare the Mini Taco Salad, Chicken Stacker, Potato Griller and Nacho Supreme Dip. Each has a different eating format—bowl, folded grilled item, burrito and shareable-style chips-and-dip—so price alone does not determine the best fit.
If you want a full bundled meal rather than individual lower-price items, compare the published Boxes & Combos guide. A box can include a drink and side, but its local total may be higher than buying only the Value Menu items you actually want.
Value Menu Calories
Displayed calories range from 170 for the Cheesy Roll Up to 560 for the Cheesy Double Beef Burrito. Items near the middle include the Spicy Potato Soft Taco and Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes at 240, Mini Taco Salad at 280, 3 Cheese Chicken Flatbread Melt at 320 and Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker at 350.
These are standard displayed values, not customized totals. Adding meat, cheese, sauces or potatoes raises the final figure, while removals can reduce it. For macros, sodium and broader item-level nutrition, use our separate Taco Bell Nutrition Facts guide.
Lowest to highest displayed calories
| Cheesy Roll Up | 170 Cal |
| Spicy Potato Soft Taco | 240 Cal |
| Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes | 240 Cal |
| Mini Taco Salad | 280 Cal |
| 3 Cheese Chicken Flatbread Melt | 320 Cal |
| Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker | 350 Cal |
| Chips and Nacho Supreme Dip | 360 Cal |
| Chili Cheese Burrito | 380 Cal |
| Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito | 400 Cal |
| Melty Pepper Jack Steak Burrito | 440 Cal |
| Beefy Potato Loaded Griller | 480 Cal |
| Fresca Pepper Jack Steak Burrito | 500 Cal |
| Cheesy Double Beef Burrito | 560 Cal |
Allergen and Vegetarian Guide
The compact table lists allergens flagged by the detailed labels captured during research. “Not flagged” would not prove that an allergen or cross-contact risk is absent, so this page reports only positive captured flags and clearly identifies the one item for which a detailed label was not exposed.
Captured allergen flags
| Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker | Milk, egg, wheat/gluten |
| Beefy Potato Loaded Griller | Milk, egg, wheat/gluten, soy |
| Chips and Nacho Supreme Dip | Detailed item label not exposed |
| Mini Taco Salad | Milk, egg, wheat/gluten, soy |
| 3 Cheese Chicken Flatbread Melt | Milk, egg, wheat/gluten, soy |
| Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito | Milk, egg, wheat/gluten |
| Cheesy Double Beef Burrito | Milk, wheat/gluten, soy |
| Cheesy Roll Up | Milk, wheat/gluten |
| Spicy Potato Soft Taco | Milk, egg, wheat/gluten |
| Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes | Milk, wheat/gluten |
| Fresca Pepper Jack Steak Burrito | Milk, egg, wheat/gluten |
| Melty Pepper Jack Steak Burrito | Milk, wheat/gluten |
| Chili Cheese Burrito | Milk, wheat/gluten, soy |
Ingredients can also change through customization. A vegetarian icon does not mean vegan, gluten-free or safe for a particular allergy. Customers with celiac disease or a severe allergy should review the current official label and speak directly with the restaurant before ordering.
How to Check Your Local Price
Open Taco Bell’s website or app, select the intended restaurant, and then open the Luxe Value Menu category. This step updates the visible lineup, pickup price and customization choices. Searching “near me” without selecting a location can leave a generic reference price on screen that does not match checkout.
Pickup versus delivery
All city figures in this guide are pickup-menu observations. Delivery platforms can use different item prices and add delivery, service or small-order fees. Taxes are also calculated separately. Compare the final cart total if the goal is to find the lowest complete order cost.
Do not rely on old dollar-menu prices
Historical searches for a $1 menu or old Cravings Value Menu can surface outdated items and price points. The current Luxe category includes some familiar products, but their local prices have changed. Use the live restaurant menu instead of carrying an old advertised price into a 2026 order.
Check availability before planning a meal
The Pepper Jack Steak Burritos were missing from Dallas, and Chili Cheese Burrito was missing from all three selected restaurants. A page-level listing does not ensure local participation. If a product is absent after store selection, treat it as unavailable at that restaurant rather than substituting another city’s price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Taco Bell still have a value menu?
Yes. Taco Bell’s current value category is called the Luxe Value Menu. The exact items, participation and prices can differ after a restaurant is selected.
How many items are on the current Luxe Value Menu?
The default official page visibly listed 13 products during this check, while the selected Los Angeles and New York restaurants each listed 12 and Dallas listed 10. Taco Bell’s descriptive copy still refers to a ten-item menu.
Is every Value Menu item $3 or less?
The January 2026 launch was announced as ten items at $3 or less at participating U.S. locations. Current local prices can be higher. Several New York observations exceeded $3, and one Los Angeles item was $3.29.
What happened to the Cravings Value Menu?
The Luxe Value Menu became the current value platform in January 2026. Five returning favorites from the Cravings Value Menu were included in the launch, but old prices and discontinued rows should not be treated as current.
What are the cheapest items in the checked restaurants?
The lowest observed prices were $1.29 for the Cheesy Roll Up in Dallas, $1.69 for the Cheesy Roll Up and Spicy Potato Soft Taco in Los Angeles, and $2.69 for those same two items in New York.
Which Value Menu items are vegetarian?
The checked menu displayed the AVA vegetarian icon for the Cheesy Roll Up, Spicy Potato Soft Taco, Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito and Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes. Shared preparation and frying oil can still cause cross-contact.
Is the Chili Cheese Burrito available everywhere?
No. It appeared on the default U.S. category page but was not listed at the three selected restaurants. It is treated here as a regional or default-page listing, not a nationwide store guarantee.
Are delivery prices included?
No. The city figures are public pickup-menu observations. Delivery item pricing and platform fees can produce a higher checkout total.
How can I find the Value Menu near me?
Choose a restaurant in Taco Bell’s website or app, then open its Luxe Value Menu category. That local page is the best source for current participation, availability and pickup price.
Our Methodology
This dataset was researched on 24 Aug 2026 and the official pages were freshness-checked again on 25 Aug 2026. Menu items, calories, vegetarian markers and public pickup prices came from Taco Bell’s official Luxe Value Menu and selected restaurant pages. Launch date and original-lineup details were checked against the official January 2026 announcement, while allergen guidance came from Taco Bell’s official allergen information.
Price anchors: 3629 South Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA (store 033624); 2404 North Washington Avenue, Dallas, TX (store 016224); and 321 1st Avenue, New York, NY (store 034298). Each price belongs to its named restaurant. We do not average locations or convert missing listings into estimates.
The January launch announcement is used only for launch date, original lineup and limited-time status. Current ordering pages control the current table. The New York category displayed 0 calories for both Pepper Jack Steak Burritos; the article uses Taco Bell’s official 440 and 500 calorie values shown on its default and Los Angeles pages instead of publishing the obvious local display error.