Taco Bell’s Bean Burrito: Price, Calories and Nutrition (2026)

The Bean Burrito is Taco Bell’s quiet workhorse: warm refried beans, diced onions, red sauce, and shredded cheese in a flour tortilla. No meat, no fuss, and a price that starts from $1.99, making it one of the cheapest filling items on any major fast food menu. At 350 calories with 13 grams of protein, it punches well above its price. Here is the 2026 price, the calorie count, and the full nutrition breakdown.

Prices vary by location. The 350 calorie figure covers one standard burrito as made.

Last updated: September 13, 2026

Table of contents

• What is in the Bean Burrito
• Bean Burrito nutrition facts
• Customization options
• Allergens
• Bean Burrito vs Burrito Supreme
• Getting the best bean burrito value
• Frequently asked questions

What is in the Bean Burrito

A flour tortilla filled with warm refried beans, diced onions, red sauce, and shredded cheddar cheese. That is the entire recipe, and it works: the beans are creamy and savory, the onions add bite, the red sauce adds warmth, and the cheese melts into the whole thing. It is naturally meat-free, which makes it the default pick for vegetarian diners who do not want to customize anything.

Bean Burrito nutrition facts

Full nutrition breakdown for one Bean Burrito, based on Taco Bell’s official US nutrition data.

Nutrient	Amount per Bean Burrito
Calories	350
Total fat	9g
Total carbohydrates	54g
Protein	13g
Sodium	1000mg

Thirteen grams of protein for 350 calories at roughly two dollars is genuinely excellent value nutrition. The carbs are high at 54g because beans and the tortilla are both carb-heavy, but fat stays modest at 9g. Sodium at 1000 mg is the trade-off: beans and cheese both carry salt, so this is not a low-sodium choice.

Customization options

The Bean Burrito is a customization favorite because it is cheap and simple. Add rice for extra bulk, add potatoes for a heartier vegetarian burrito, or add grilled chicken for more protein. Fresco style swaps the cheese for tomatoes and cuts fat. Many regulars order it “grilled,” which crisps the outside of the tortilla for better texture.

Allergens

The Bean Burrito contains gluten, milk, and wheat. The wheat and gluten come from the flour tortilla and the milk from the cheddar cheese. It does not contain soy or egg in the standard build, which makes its allergen list shorter than most Taco Bell items.

Bean Burrito vs Burrito Supreme

The Bean Burrito (350 cal, from $1.99) versus the Burrito Supreme (390 cal, from $5.69): only 40 calories separate them, but the price gap is huge. The Supreme adds seasoned beef, sour cream, lettuce, and tomatoes, plus 3 more grams of protein. If budget is the priority, the Bean Burrito is nearly unbeatable. If you want the full loaded experience and more protein, the Supreme earns its premium.

Getting the best bean burrito value

• At from $1.99, the Bean Burrito is already one of the best calorie-per-dollar deals in fast food. Two of them make a filling meal for about four dollars.
• Add-ons like rice or potatoes cost little and turn it into a much bigger meal for barely more money.
• It appears in value boxes and app deals regularly, so check before ordering a la carte.

Frequently asked questions

ManuBite Team. We track fast food prices and nutrition across the USA so you always know what your meal really costs, in dollars and in calories.