$11.69 posted for the Mexican Pizza meal, where the side and drink cost more than the pizza.
The Taco Bell Mexican Pizza meal price is $11.69 against $5.69 for the pizza on its own, so $6.00 of the total goes on the side and the drink. That premium is larger than the item it accompanies, and larger than any other single-item combo in the specialties section. Taco Bell publishes a calorie band of 900 to 1,320 rather than one figure for the combination.
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What you need
6 itemsMexican Pizza Meal price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mexican Pizza Meal | $11.69 | — | 900–1,320 Cal |
| Mexican Pizza on its own | $5.69 official | $3.49 – $5.99 | 530 Cal |
| What the sides add | $6.00 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
The sides cost more than the Mexican Pizza itself
- Cause
- On the posted figures they do. $11.69 for the meal against $5.69 for the pizza leaves $6.00 for a side and a drink, where the same two components cost $2.40 inside the Crunchwrap Supreme meal.
- Fix
- Price the side and drink separately in the app before committing. Where the combination you want costs under $6.00 on its own, the meal is the worse buy.
Mexican Pizza meal calories shown as a range
- Cause
- The pizza is a fixed 530 Cal and the meal band runs 900 to 1,320, so the side and drink contribute between 370 and 790 calories. Taco Bell publishes the band because the two chosen components move the total.
- Fix
- Take 530 as the only settled figure in the meal. Everything above it depends on what arrives beside the pizza, and the company names no options.
Why is this combo dearer than the Crunchwrap meal?
- Cause
- The Crunchwrap Supreme meal is posted at $9.29 and the Mexican Pizza meal at $11.69, a difference of $2.40, while the two items themselves differ by $1.20 in the other direction. Combos on this menu are priced as flat bundles rather than as item plus extras.
- Fix
- Compare the meals directly rather than reasoning from the item prices. On the posted figures the Crunchwrap meal is $2.40 cheaper and its calorie band starts 200 lower.
A combo where the extras outweigh the item
$5.69 buys a Mexican Pizza. $11.69 buys the meal. The gap is $6.00, which is more than the pizza costs, and it is the largest side premium attached to any single-item combo in the specialties section.
The comparison that makes it vivid sits two rows away. A Crunchwrap Supreme is posted at $6.89, a dollar and twenty more than the pizza, and its meal is posted at $9.29, a premium of $2.40. Same side, same drink, presumably the same cup, and a difference of $3.60 in what the extras appear to cost. Flat bundle pricing explains it: the apparent price of a side is whatever is left after the item, and on this row very little of the meal price has been used up.
What's in it
A Mexican Pizza, a side and a drink. The pizza is two crisp flour tortillas around seasoned beef and refried beans, topped with sauce, melted cheese and diced tomatoes, published by the company at 530 Cal. No list of eligible sides is published, no drink sizes are given, and no per-component calorie figures exist, so the 900 to 1,320 band is the only account of what the other two contribute.
Is it worth it
Meal against parts turns on one question: would you spend $6.00 on a side and a drink? Standard Nacho Fries are posted at $2.89 and Large Nacho Fries at $3.89, so a drink would need to cost between $2.11 and $3.11 for the meal to break even against buying the two separately.
There is a cheaper route to a similar plate. A Mexican Pizza and Large Nacho Fries together are $9.58 for 1,030 calories, which is $2.11 under the meal and sits inside its calorie band, though without a drink. Anyone who does not want the drink is paying $2.11 for it, and Taco Bell publishes no cup size that would let that be judged.
The meal price itself is well founded, for what that is worth. It comes from Taco Bell's own combos page, read in August 2026, and no published list checked that month prices any Taco Bell combo at all. The company's caveat applies as usual: prices vary by restaurant.
One consequence is worth naming. Because no outside list touches the combos, every meal figure on this site is a first-party number with no second opinion attached, which makes the meal-against-parts arithmetic the only test available on it.
Mexican Pizza Meal at a glance
- Mexican Pizza Meal
- $11.69
- Mexican Pizza on its own
- $5.69 official
- What the sides add
- $6.00
Questions people ask
How much is the Mexican Pizza meal?
$11.69, posted by Taco Bell and read on 20 August 2026. The pizza alone is $5.69, so the side and drink account for $6.00.
How many calories are in the Mexican Pizza meal?
Between 900 and 1,320, published by Taco Bell as a band. The pizza contributes a fixed 530 and the rest depends on the side and drink chosen.
Is the Mexican Pizza meal good value?
Only if a side and a drink would otherwise cost you more than $6.00. Large Nacho Fries are posted at $3.89 on their own, which sets the bar.
Why is the side premium so much bigger here than on other combos?
Taco Bell prices combos as flat bundles. The cheaper the item inside, the more of the meal price is left over, and at $5.69 the Mexican Pizza uses up less of $11.69 than most.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no affiliation with Taco Bell of any kind. The $11.69 above is the company's own posted figure, carried with the date it was read.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No. Combo pricing is a common vehicle for local offers and Taco Bell states that prices vary by restaurant. Check the app with yours selected.