$5.69 posted by Taco Bell for the Veggie Mexican Pizza, at 460 Cal against the beef version's 530.
The Taco Bell Veggie Mexican Pizza price is $5.69, which is exactly what the company posts for the beef version, with 460 Cal against that build's 530. Taking the meat out saves 70 calories and nothing at all in money. Both figures came off the company's specialties page on 19 August 2026, and no published list checked that month carries the vegetarian row.
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What you need
4 itemsVeggie Mexican Pizza price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Veggie Mexican Pizza | $5.69 official | — | 460 Cal |
If something goes wrong
Veggie Mexican Pizza costs the same as the meat version
- Cause
- Both are posted at $5.69 on the same company page. The vegetarian build replaces seasoned beef with additional beans and drops the count from 530 Cal to 460, and no price adjustment accompanies it.
- Fix
- Order on the calorie difference, since the money is identical. Where a saving matters, the Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme at $5.99 undercuts its beef version by 90 cents.
Veggie Mexican Pizza is not in my app
- Cause
- The vegetarian builds are listed nationally but made restaurant by restaurant, and this row appeared on one company page rather than two when the menu was read on 19 August 2026.
- Fix
- Look under the standard Mexican Pizza and check whether a bean substitution is offered there. Where it is, the price may differ from $5.69.
How many calories does removing the beef save?
- Cause
- Seventy, on Taco Bell's own arithmetic: 530 Cal for the Mexican Pizza against 460 here, both printed on the same page on the same day.
- Fix
- Treat that as the whole published difference. No protein, fat or sodium figure exists for either build, so the nutritional comparison stops at the calorie line.
A swap that costs nothing and saves seventy calories
Vegetarian pricing across this menu follows two different rules and this row shows the first. Taco Bell posts $5.69 for the Mexican Pizza and $5.69 for the Veggie Mexican Pizza, identical to the cent, with calorie counts of 530 and 460. Removing the meat changes the food and leaves the bill alone.
The second rule appears elsewhere in the same section. A Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme is posted at $5.99 against $6.89 for the beef build, a 90 cent saving, and a Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito at $5.19 against $5.69, a 50 cent saving. Read those three pairs together and the company appears to discount black beans and to charge level for vegetable substitutions, which is consistent enough across the menu to look deliberate rather than accidental.
What's in it
Two crisp flour tortillas with refried beans between them in place of the seasoned beef, topped with pizza sauce, a melted three-cheese blend and diced tomatoes. The build is otherwise the standard Mexican Pizza, cut into quarters the same way. Taco Bell publishes 460 Cal and nothing further, because the per-item nutrition panel on the company's site returns nothing an automated read can use.
Is it worth it
At roughly 81 calories a dollar this row sits in the lower half of the specialties section, behind the beef version at 93 and well behind Large Nacho Fries at 129. That comparison is upside down for anyone choosing it, though. A reader picking the vegetarian build is usually buying fewer calories, not more, and on that measure the row does what it is asked: 70 fewer for the same money.
The genuinely awkward fact is what is missing. Protein is the figure people want when they compare a bean build with a beef one, and Taco Bell publishes none, for this item or for any other on its menu. Calories are the whole of the published nutrition record, so a comparison that ought to be straightforward stops after one line.
Nothing outside the company lists this row either. Four published price lists were checked in August 2026 and all four carry the standard Mexican Pizza while none carries the vegetarian one, which is a fair summary of how those lists treat substitutions. For this row the company's $5.69 is the only figure in existence, and Taco Bell attaches its usual caveat: prices vary by restaurant.
Veggie Mexican Pizza at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $5.69
- Calories
- 460, from Taco Bell
Questions people ask
How much is the Veggie Mexican Pizza?
$5.69, posted by Taco Bell on its specialties page and read on 19 August 2026. That is the same figure the company posts for the beef version.
How many calories are in the Veggie Mexican Pizza?
460, published by Taco Bell. The standard Mexican Pizza is 530 on the same page, so the swap saves 70.
Is the vegetarian version cheaper?
No. Both are $5.69. Elsewhere on the menu black bean builds do undercut their beef equivalents by 50 to 90 cents, but this pair is priced level.
How much protein does it have?
No protein figure has been published. Taco Bell prints calories on its menu pages and its per-item nutrition panel returns nothing readable, so no macro data exists here for any item.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. HelpMeLogin is independent of Taco Bell and speaks for nobody but itself. The $5.69 shown 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. Vegetarian builds are not made everywhere and prices vary by restaurant, as the company states. Check the app with your restaurant selected.