Taco Bell Tacos Menu Prices
Taco Bell’s current U.S. taco menu includes soft, crunchy and specialty-shell choices. Prices shown are official web-menu references; local checkout controls.
| Menu item | Category | Price | Calories | Value | Price source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Soft Taco | Tacos | $1.99 | 180 Cal | 89/100 | High |
| Soft Taco Supreme | Tacos | $2.89 | 200 Cal | 69/100 | Official |
| Spicy Potato Soft Taco Vegetarian-listed | Tacos | $1.39 | 240 Cal | 96/100 | Official |
| Crunchy Taco | Tacos | $1.99 | 170 Cal | 86/100 | High |
| Crunchy Taco Supreme | Tacos | $2.89 | 190 Cal | 63/100 | Official |
| Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Tacos | Tacos | $2.89 | 170 Cal | 61/100 | High |
| Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Tacos Supreme | Tacos | $3.59 | 190 Cal | 34/100 | Official |
| Chalupa Supreme | Tacos | $5.69 | 350 Cal | 34/100 | High |
| Cantina Chicken Crispy Taco | Tacos | $3.19 | 360 Cal | 63/100 | Official |
| Shredded Beef Dipping Taco | Tacos | $4.29 | 290 Cal | 41/100 | Official |
How to use this category
Start with the listed price and calories, then open an item page before deciding. The item guides explain where the reference came from, how the item ranks inside this category, which lower-priced or lower-calorie alternatives are closest, and whether selected-store examples are available. The displayed amount is a planning reference; the restaurant selected at checkout controls the actual price, tax, participation and customization total.
How the taco prices break down
The taco list spans simple soft and crunchy formats, Supreme versions, a Doritos Locos shell, a dipping taco and the larger Chalupa format. The Spicy Potato Soft Taco is the lowest listed reference at $1.39, while the Chalupa Supreme sits at the top of this category at $5.69. That spread matters because the products are not equal-size substitutes: shell style, included toppings and format change as the price rises.
Price and calorie trade-offs
The Crunchy Taco has the lowest listed calorie reference in this category at 170 calories. A higher price does not automatically mean fewer or more calories, so the useful comparison is item by item. For example, Supreme toppings can raise both price and calories, while a specialty shell can change the price without creating the same portion jump as a Chalupa or dipping-taco format.
Best way to choose
Choose the basic soft or crunchy taco when the goal is a low-cost add-on or a smaller order. Compare Supreme and Doritos Locos versions when shell and topping preferences matter. Treat the dipping taco and Chalupa as larger-format choices rather than assuming they should cost the same as a standard taco.
Sources and price notes
This page uses Taco Bell-controlled menu, rewards, allergen and restaurant-location sources. Local prices, availability and participation may vary.