$7.89 is Taco Bell's posted price for the Veggie Bowl, with 410 Cal against it.
The Taco Bell Veggie Bowl price is $7.89 on the company's own bowls page, with 410 Cal beside it. The Cantina Chicken Bowl sits 50 cents above at $8.39 with 110 more calories, so the meat-free version is the cheaper and lighter of the pair. Measured as calories for money it is the weakest row in the main food sections that carries an undisputed figure.
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4 itemsVeggie Bowl price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Veggie Bowl | $7.89 official | — | 410 Cal |
If something goes wrong
Veggie Bowl looks poor value for money
- Cause
- 410 Cal for $7.89 works out at roughly 52 calories a dollar, the lowest undisputed rate in the main food sections. The ingredients it is built from are expensive per calorie rather than cheap.
- Fix
- Judge it on composition rather than bulk. Where price leads, the $5.49 Cheese Quesadilla is the cheaper meat-free full-sized option.
Is the Veggie Bowl vegan?
- Cause
- The build includes a three-cheese blend and avocado ranch sauce, so it is not dairy-free as listed. No allergen data of any kind could be read for this item.
- Fix
- Ask at the restaurant for a definitive answer, since the company's allergen pages return nothing readable.
Only 50 cents between the two bowls
- Cause
- Taco Bell posts $7.89 here and $8.39 for the Cantina Chicken Bowl, which carries 110 more calories. Both figures come from the same page on the same date.
- Fix
- Take the chicken version where protein is wanted, since 50 cents is a modest step. Take this one where it is not.
Why the weakest calorie return on the main menu may not matter
Divide $7.89 into 410 Cal and the answer is roughly 52 calories a dollar. Both numbers come from Taco Bell's bowls page, read on 19 August 2026.
That is the lowest rate in the six main food sections apart from the Shredded Beef Dipping Taco, whose 15 Cal figure the company's own pages contradict elsewhere. For scale, a Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito returns roughly 269 calories a dollar and Grande Nachos about 185. Anyone shopping on bulk is not shopping here.
That framing needs a counterweight, because calories per dollar is a poor test of a vegetable dish and a very good test of a burrito. The bowl's ingredients are the expensive ones: avocado ranch sauce, pico de gallo, guacamole and black beans, all of which cost more per calorie than seasoned beef does. Taco Bell prices guacamole at $1.39 as a side portion for 70 Cal, which is 50 calories a dollar on its own, so the bowl's rate is close to what its components imply.
What's in it
Seasoned rice and black beans under guacamole, pico de gallo, lettuce, a three-cheese blend and avocado ranch sauce, served in a bowl. No meat appears in the build, which is the whole point of the row and makes it one of a very short list of meat-free full-sized items on the menu. Published nutrition stops at 410 Cal, because the company's per-item panel returns nothing readable to an automated fetch and its nutrition index page has gone, leaving no fat, sodium, carbohydrate or protein figure anywhere in the record.
Is it worth it
Against the bowl beside it, yes on price. The Cantina Chicken Bowl is $8.39 with 520 Cal, so removing the chicken saves 50 cents and costs 110 calories. Fifty cents is a small discount for taking out the protein, and it says something about where the money in a bowl actually goes.
Against the rest of the meat-free menu the case is weaker. Cheese Quesadilla is $5.49 with 440 Cal, so it is $2.40 cheaper and 30 calories larger. Black Beans and Rice is $2.99 with 160 Cal. A reader who wants a vegetarian meal for the least money has cheaper routes; a reader who wants vegetables rather than cheese and tortilla has essentially this row and nothing else.
Its calorie figure carries one caveat. It was seen on a single company page rather than two, unlike the 58 of 90 items in this record that were confirmed twice. Nothing outside Taco Bell prices the row at all.
Veggie Bowl at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $7.89
- Calories
- 410, from Taco Bell
Questions people ask
How much is the Veggie Bowl at Taco Bell?
$7.89, posted by the company and read on 19 August 2026. Prices vary by restaurant, so the figure is a list price rather than a quote.
How many calories are in the Veggie Bowl?
410, published by Taco Bell. That is 110 fewer than the Cantina Chicken Bowl, which costs 50 cents more.
What is in the Veggie Bowl?
Seasoned rice and black beans with guacamole, pico de gallo, lettuce, a three-cheese blend and avocado ranch sauce. No meat is listed in the build.
Is the Veggie Bowl good value?
Not measured as calories for money, where it returns about 52 a dollar. Measured as a vegetable-led meal it is one of only two bowls the company lists.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No, and this site has no arrangement with Taco Bell. Every figure above is copied from the company's own bowls page as printed.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No, because restaurant-level pricing is not published anywhere readable and the company states that prices vary.