$4.29 posted by Taco Bell for the Enchirito, with 350 Cal against it.
A Taco Bell Enchirito price of $4.29 comes from the company itself, printed on two of its own pages beside a 350 calorie figure. The Chalupa Supreme carries the same 350 Cal for $5.69, so an item that has been on and off this menu since the 1970s undercuts a best-seller by $1.40 for identical calories. No outside list checked in August 2026 prices the Enchirito at all.
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What you need
4 itemsEnchirito price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enchirito | $4.29 official | — | 350 Cal |
If something goes wrong
Is the Enchirito back on the menu?
- Cause
- It appeared on Taco Bell's specialties page and again on the company's featured page when both were read on 19 August 2026, with a posted price on each. Featured placement usually signals a return rather than a permanent listing.
- Fix
- Confirm in the app for your own restaurant before travelling for one. The Enchirito has left and returned repeatedly, and a national listing does not guarantee a local kitchen makes it.
Enchirito price differs from what I paid
- Cause
- $4.29 is the figure Taco Bell posts, and the company's note limits it to participating restaurants where prices vary. Nothing outside the company lists the item, so there is no band to place your figure inside.
- Fix
- Treat $4.29 as the list price and your receipt as the real one. Where the gap is large, the app will show what your restaurant charges before you order.
How many calories are in an Enchirito?
- Cause
- 350, published by Taco Bell. That figure appeared on both company pages carrying the item, which puts it among the better-corroborated calorie counts on this menu.
- Fix
- Compare it with the Burrito Supreme at 390 Cal for $5.69. The Enchirito gives 40 fewer calories for $1.40 less, which is the closer comparison of the two.
An old name with a current price and no outside record
Few fast-food items have survived five decades of menu churn. This one has, and in August 2026 it carried a posted price of $4.29 on two separate Taco Bell pages, with 350 Cal alongside. Both were read from the company's own site on 19 August 2026.
What the Enchirito does not have is any outside record whatever. Four published price lists carrying Taco Bell items were checked that month, and none of them names it, so the price column beside this row is blank in every direction except the company's own. For a row with this much history that is a slightly surprising silence, and it says something about how those lists are built: they follow the famous items rather than the long ones.
What's in it
A soft flour tortilla rolled around seasoned beef and beans, laid flat, covered in red sauce and melted cheddar, and eaten with a fork. The plated format is what separates it from the burritos, and it is the reason the item sits in specialties rather than in the burrito section. Taco Bell publishes the 350 calorie count and no macro figures at all, because the company's nutrition panel returns nothing an automated read can use.
Is it worth it
Around 82 calories a dollar puts the Enchirito mid-table in its section. The comparison that matters is with the Chalupa Supreme, which carries exactly the same 350 Cal for $5.69: $1.40 more for a fried shell and no additional food on the company's own arithmetic. Against the Burrito Supreme, also $5.69 but 390 Cal, the Enchirito gives up 40 calories and saves the same $1.40.
One curiosity is worth flagging because it sits at the same price point. The Shredded Beef Dipping Taco is also posted at $4.29, and Taco Bell prints 15 Cal against it, against 350 here. That figure is reproduced as printed on its own page and should not be read as comparable to anything.
As a row to plan around, the Enchirito is unusually clean: one price, one calorie count, both from the company, both seen twice. What it lacks is any independent check at all, and on a menu where the flagship item drew four wildly different figures that absence is worth naming rather than glossing over. A single undisputed price is easier to quote and harder to test, and both halves of that matter.
Enchirito at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $4.29
- Calories
- 350, from Taco Bell
Questions people ask
How much is an Enchirito at Taco Bell?
$4.29, posted by the company on two of its own pages and read on 19 August 2026. Prices vary by restaurant, on Taco Bell's own statement.
How many calories are in an Enchirito?
350, from Taco Bell. The same count as a Chalupa Supreme, which is posted at $5.69.
Why is there no price range for the Enchirito?
No published list checked in August 2026 carries it. The range column stays blank rather than repeating the company's figure, which would imply a corroboration that does not exist.
Is the Enchirito cheaper than a Burrito Supreme?
Yes, by $1.40 on the posted figures: $4.29 against $5.69. The Burrito Supreme carries 390 Cal to the Enchirito's 350.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. HelpMeLogin publishes independently of Taco Bell and issues nothing on the company's behalf. The $4.29 above is Taco Bell's own posted figure.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No. The Enchirito is not on every menu and prices vary by restaurant. Search the app with your restaurant selected to find out whether it is available and what it costs.