$5.99 posted by Taco Bell for the Avocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Burrito, at 650 Cal.
The Taco Bell Avocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Burrito price is $5.99, posted by the company beside a 650 calorie figure. Avocado ranch appears on two other rows of this menu, both priced at $2.99, so this is the dearest route to the same sauce by a margin of three dollars. No published list checked in August 2026 carries the burrito at all, which leaves the company's own figure standing alone.
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What you need
4 itemsAvocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Burrito price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Burrito | $5.99 official | — | 650 Cal |
If something goes wrong
Avocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Burrito is not in my app
- Cause
- The row appeared on Taco Bell's burritos page on 19 August 2026 and on no other company page, which is the thinnest first-party footprint a permanent burrito can have. Crispy chicken rows also rotate more than the beef ones.
- Fix
- Search the app under your restaurant before relying on it. Where it has gone, the Crispy Chicken Chipotle Bacon Melt Burrito shares the same $5.99 price.
Which crispy chicken burrito is bigger?
- Cause
- The Crispy Chicken Chipotle Bacon Melt Burrito, at 700 Cal against 650 here, and both are posted at $5.99. Taco Bell prices the two identically and separates them by 50 calories.
- Fix
- Choose on the sauce, since the money is the same. Fifty calories is inside the margin anyone would notice.
Why does this cost twice the Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker?
- Cause
- The Stacker is posted at $2.99 with 350 Cal and this burrito at $5.99 with 650. Three dollars more buys 300 more calories, which is roughly the same rate the whole burrito section charges for its dear half.
- Fix
- Take the Stacker where the sauce is the point and the burrito where the size is. Both carry the same avocado ranch on Taco Bell's own naming.
The dear end of a sauce that starts at $2.99
Avocado ranch turns up three times on this menu and the prices run $2.99, $2.99 and $5.99. The Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker carries 350 Cal, the Avocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Soft Taco carries 260, and this burrito carries 650. Same named sauce, three formats, and a three-dollar spread between the cheapest and the dearest.
Measured properly the burrito is not the outlier it looks. At 108 calories a dollar it returns less than the Stacker's 117 and more than the soft taco's 87, so the sauce is not what the extra money buys. Size is.
What's in it
Crispy chicken strips, seasoned rice, avocado ranch sauce, cheese and shredded lettuce in a warm flour tortilla. Published beside it is 650 Cal for the build and nothing else, which for a burrito sold on its chicken is a real omission: no protein figure exists for this row, or for any other row on the brand's menu, because the per-item nutrition panel returns nothing an automated read can use.
Is it worth it
Inside the burritos section 108 calories a dollar is a middling return, ahead of the Cantina Chicken Burrito at 91 and the Burrito Supreme at 69, behind the Grilled Cheese Burrito at 121 and the Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito at 131. Every one of the eight burritos priced at $3.00 or under beats it.
The pairing that matters is with the Crispy Chicken Chipotle Bacon Melt Burrito. Taco Bell posts both at $5.99 and separates them by 50 calories, 650 against 700, so the two crispy chicken burritos on this menu are priced as equivalents and described as alternatives. Nothing published distinguishes them beyond the sauce and that 50-calorie gap.
Set against the cheap half of the section the case collapses, as it does for every burrito over four dollars here. A Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito is $1.49 for 400 Cal, so four dollars less buys 250 fewer calories and leaves enough change for a second one. That comparison ignores chicken entirely, which is the point: protein is what the money is going on, and Taco Bell publishes no protein figure for either row.
Neither row attracted any outside attention. Four published price lists were checked in August 2026 and none names either burrito, which leaves the company's $5.99 as the only figure in existence for both. Taco Bell attaches its usual note: the posted price applies at participating restaurants and prices vary.
Avocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Burrito at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $5.99
- Calories
- 650, from Taco Bell
Questions people ask
How much is the Avocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Burrito?
$5.99, posted by Taco Bell on its burritos page and read on 19 August 2026. The company states that prices vary by restaurant.
How many calories are in it?
650, published by Taco Bell. The Crispy Chicken Chipotle Bacon Melt Burrito carries 700 at the same posted price.
Is there a cheaper avocado ranch item?
Yes, two of them. The Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker and the Avocado Ranch Crispy Chicken Soft Taco are each posted at $2.99.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Taco Bell and publishes nothing for it. The price above is the company's own, shown with the date it was read.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No. Chicken rows rotate between restaurants and prices vary, as Taco Bell states in its own note. Use the app with a restaurant selected.