$5.69 posted by Taco Bell for the Mexican Pizza, with two recorded readings agreeing 30 cents higher.
The Taco Bell Mexican Pizza price is $5.69 on the company's own site, printed beside 530 Cal. Three published prices were recorded in August 2026 and two of them agree at $5.99, which is 30 cents above what the company posts. That makes this the only row in the specialties section where the outside middle sits higher than Taco Bell's own figure. The meal was posted at $11.69.
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What you need
6 itemsMexican Pizza price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mexican Pizza | $5.69 official | $3.49 – $5.99 | 530 Cal |
| Mexican Pizza meal | $11.69 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Mexican Pizza costs more than $5.69 at my restaurant
- Cause
- Two of the three readings recorded in August 2026 came in at $5.99, so a figure above the posted price is the common case rather than the odd one. Taco Bell's own note limits $5.69 to participating restaurants where prices vary.
- Fix
- Budget on $5.99 and treat $5.69 as the floor of what is likely. The third reading, $3.49, sits well below both and is not a figure to plan around.
Why does the Veggie Mexican Pizza cost the same?
- Cause
- The company posts $5.69 for both builds and prints 530 Cal for the beef version against 460 for the vegetarian one. The price does not move; the calorie count drops by 70.
- Fix
- Choose on calories rather than on price, since price is identical. Where beans replace beef elsewhere on this menu, the swap usually saves money, so this pair is the exception.
Mexican Pizza calories keep changing in what I read
- Cause
- 530 Cal is what the company printed on its specialties page on 19 August 2026. The Mexican Pizza has been reformulated more than once since its return to the menu, and older figures circulate widely.
- Fix
- Use the current company figure and ignore anything undated. No fat, sodium, carbohydrate or protein numbers are readable for this item from any Taco Bell page.
The one row where the outside figures sit above the company
Across this section the pattern is consistent enough to be boring: published lists undercut Taco Bell. On the Crunchwrap Supreme every recorded figure is below the posted price. On the Nacho Fries both are. Then there is the Mexican Pizza, where two of three readings landed at $5.99 against a posted $5.69, and the middle of the recorded band therefore sits 30 cents above the company's own number.
Two of three is agreement rather than a lone reading, which matters. The third figure, $3.49, is the low outlier that recurs across this brand and reads roughly half-current on several other rows. Strip it out and the picture is two independent listings agreeing with each other and disagreeing mildly with Taco Bell, which is about as close to a settled market price as this menu offers.
What's in it
Two crisp flour tortillas with seasoned beef and refried beans between them, topped with pizza sauce, melted three-cheese blend and diced tomatoes, then cut into quarters. The double-shell build is why the item survived a discontinuation and a campaign to bring it back. Published alongside it is 530 Cal for the standard version and no macro figure of any kind, because the per-item nutrition panel on the site returns nothing readable.
Is it worth it
At 93 calories a dollar on the posted price the Mexican Pizza sits mid-table in its section, ahead of the Crunchwrap Supreme at 77 and the Chalupa Supreme at 62, behind Large Nacho Fries at 129. Priced at the $5.99 that two readings agree on, the ratio falls to 88, which is still the better half of the section.
The sharper comparison is with the Crunchwrap Supreme, because the two carry exactly the same 530 Cal from the same company on the same day. One is posted at $5.69 and the other at $6.89. Whatever separates them, it is not food by weight, and $1.20 is what Taco Bell charges for the difference in format.
The meal at $11.69 adds $6.00 to the item price, which is the largest side premium attached to any single-item combo in this section. That figure deserves testing against what a drink and a side cost separately before it is treated as a bundle discount. On the posted numbers a Mexican Pizza and a set of Large Nacho Fries together come to $9.58 and 1,030 calories, which is $2.11 under the meal and inside its calorie band.
Mexican Pizza at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $5.69
- Calories
- 530, from Taco Bell
- Typical price
- $5.99
- Meal price
- $11.69
Questions people ask
How much is a Mexican Pizza at Taco Bell?
$5.69 as posted by the company on 19 August 2026, with two of three published readings that month agreeing at $5.99. Prices vary by restaurant.
How many calories are in a Mexican Pizza?
530, from Taco Bell's own page. The Veggie Mexican Pizza is 460 for the same posted price.
Why is the typical price higher than the official one?
Because two separate readings recorded in August 2026 both came in at $5.99. That is agreement rather than a single stray figure, and it is the only place in this section where the pattern runs upward.
How much is the Mexican Pizza meal?
$11.69 as posted, which is $6.00 on top of the item. Taco Bell gives the meal a calorie band of 900 to 1,320 rather than one figure.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. HelpMeLogin is unaffiliated with Taco Bell in every respect. The $5.69 is the company's own posted price, carried here with the date it was read.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No. Readings for this row differ by $2.50 across the month, and Taco Bell states that prices vary. Your restaurant, chosen in the app, is the only reliable source.