Taco Bell Value Menu: What You Get

The Taco Bell value menu is a small set of items with lower listed prices than most specialties and combos. On this menu it is three items. That is useful when you want something filling without a combo price. It is not a substitute for the full value menu category, which has the same three cards plus photos.

The listed prices below can differ by city, tax, and promotion.

The three items

• Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito: listed at $1.49 and 400 cal. Beans, rice, and cheese in a flour tortilla. Usually the most filling of the three.
• Cheesy Roll Up: listed at $1.39 and 170 cal. A thin cheese roll. Light on its own. Better as a side next to a taco.
• Spicy Potato Soft Taco: listed at $1.39 and 240 cal. Potato, cheese, and spicy sauce in a soft taco. A common vegetarian-leaning pick.

When the value menu is worth it

If you want volume, two or three of these can still cost less than many combos. Three value items at these listed prices add up to about $4.27 before tax, which is under several specialty-and-drink combos on this site. If you want a drink and a side included in one line item, a combo may still be simpler.

The Spicy Potato Soft Taco and Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito also show up on vegetarian-style orders. See the vegetarian guide for more options, and confirm ingredients in the official app.

A store can drop, rename, or reprice a value item without notice. Confirm current prices in the official Taco Bell app before you go. You cannot order from this page.