$1.99 posted by Taco Bell for the Bean Burrito, with four other figures recorded between $1.59 and $2.79.
The Taco Bell Bean Burrito price is $1.99 on the company's own site, printed with 360 Cal beside it. Four published prices recorded in August 2026 read $1.59, $2.19, $2.49 and $2.79, so five figures exist for this burrito and no two of them match. The middle of the four is a tie between $2.19 and $2.49, both of which sit above what Taco Bell itself asks.
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What you need
6 itemsBean Burrito price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bean Burrito | $1.99 official | $1.59 – $2.79 | 360 Cal |
If something goes wrong
Bean Burrito shows two typical prices
- Cause
- Four readings were recorded in August 2026 and the middle pair, $2.19 and $2.49, share the position exactly. Quoting one of them would hide an even split, and both sit above the company's own posted $1.99.
- Fix
- Plan on something between $1.99 and $2.49. The company's figure marks the floor of what is reasonable and the tied pair marks the ceiling.
Bean Burrito costs more than $1.99 where I am
- Cause
- Three of the four recorded readings exceed the posted price, at $2.19, $2.49 and $2.79. The company's note limits its own figure to participating restaurants where prices vary, and this row shows more disagreement than most.
- Fix
- Take $1.99 as the company's list price and expect to pay above it. Only one recorded figure, $1.59, came in lower.
Is the Bean Burrito the cheapest thing on the burrito menu?
- Cause
- No. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito is posted at $1.49, fifty cents less, and carries 400 Cal against this row's 360. On the company's own numbers the cheaper burrito is also the larger one.
- Fix
- Compare the two before ordering on habit. The Bean Burrito returns about 181 calories a dollar and the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito returns 268.
Five prices for one burrito, and none of them agree
Taco Bell posts $1.99. Published lists recorded in August 2026 came in at $1.59, $2.19, $2.49 and $2.79. Five figures for one burrito, four of them from outside the company, and not a single pair matching anywhere in the set, which makes this the most comprehensively disputed cheap item on the whole menu.
The direction of the disagreement is the interesting part. Three of the four outside readings sit above the company's own price, and the tied middle of $2.19 and $2.49 sits 20 to 50 cents over it. Across most of this brand the pattern runs the other way, with published lists undercutting Taco Bell, sometimes by half. On the cheapest rows that inversion is consistent enough to notice.
What's in it
Refried beans and diced onions in a warm flour tortilla, with red sauce and cheddar. Nothing else, which is why it has anchored the bottom of this menu for decades. Taco Bell publishes 360 Cal for it, the lowest calorie count of any burrito in the section, and publishes no macro figures at all because its per-item nutrition panel returns nothing an automated read can retrieve.
Is it worth it
About 181 calories a dollar makes this the second-strongest row in the burritos section and one of the strongest anywhere on the menu. Only the Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito beats it, at $1.49 and 400 Cal for roughly 268 a dollar, which is a wider margin than it sounds.
Those two rows sit fifty cents apart and answer different questions. The Bean Burrito is the plainer build and the lower calorie count, which suits anyone eating light or adding it to a larger order. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito is cheaper and larger, which suits almost everyone else. Anybody choosing between them on price alone is choosing the worse of the two.
Against the top of the section the comparison is brutal. A Cantina Chicken Burrito costs $6.29 for 570 Cal, so three Bean Burritos cost $5.97 and carry 1,080. Nobody orders that way, and the point is not the meal but the pricing: this menu charges heavily for protein and assembly and almost nothing for beans and tortillas.
One practical caveat. With five figures on record spanning $1.20, a reader planning a basket around $1.99 should check the app first. Taco Bell states that prices vary by restaurant, and this row demonstrates the point better than any other cheap item here.
Bean Burrito at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $1.99
- Calories
- 360, from Taco Bell
- Typical price
- $2.19 or $2.49
- Lowest seen
- $1.59
- Highest seen
- $2.79
Questions people ask
How much is a Bean Burrito at Taco Bell?
$1.99 as posted by the company, read on 19 August 2026. Published prices recorded that month ran $1.59 to $2.79, and prices vary by restaurant.
Why are two typical prices shown?
The four recorded readings split evenly, with $2.19 and $2.49 sharing the middle. Choosing one would misrepresent the split, so both appear.
How many calories are in a Bean Burrito?
360, published by Taco Bell. That is the lowest calorie count of the sixteen burritos in this section.
Is the Bean Burrito the best value burrito?
Second best on calories per dollar, at about 181. The Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito leads at roughly 268, costing fifty cents less and carrying 40 calories more.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. The site is independent and Taco Bell has no hand in it. The $1.99 above is the company's own posted figure with the date it was read.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No. Five different figures across one month is the reason why. Select your restaurant in the Taco Bell app for the only number that applies to you.