Chipotle Quesadilla Menu With Prices 2026: Full Guide

Chipotle Quesadilla - Chipotle menu prices

Few menu items inspire as much loyalty as the Chipotle quesadilla. Born as a “secret menu” hack that regulars ordered by knowing exactly what to ask for, the quesadilla earned a permanent spot on the Chipotle quesadilla menu  thanks to overwhelming demand — and it has been a fan favorite ever since. With a golden, crispy flour tortilla wrapped around a molten core of Monterey Jack cheese and your choice of protein, it delivers comfort-food satisfaction in every bite. If you want to save on your next visit, check out our money-saving deals before you order.

In this complete 2026 guide, we cover everything about the Chipotle quesadilla menu: current Chipotle quesadilla prices for every protein option, exactly what goes inside, how to order it like a pro, and how it stacks up againstthe burrito. New to the site? browse the complete menu with prices, hours, and nutrition info all in one place. Let’s dig into the crispiest item on the menu.

Classic Quesadillas

These are the timeless builds that made the quesadilla a secret-menu legend. From the budget-friendly plain cheese to adobo-marinated chicken and the fajita-veggie loaded option, every classic delivers the same golden, griddled crunch and molten Monterey Jack core.

Cheese Quesadilla - Chipotle menu prices

Cheese Quesadilla

$5.50 cal 620

Chicken Quesadilla - Chipotle menu prices

Chicken Quesadilla

$8.75 cal 850

Veggie Quesadilla - Chipotle menu prices

Veggie Quesadilla

$8.75 cal 800

Protein Quesadillas

For bigger appetites and bigger protein numbers, these quesadillas load the same crispy tortilla with Chipotle’s premium grilled and braised proteins — plus spicy sofritas for plant-based eaters. Every protein quesadilla comes with your choice of three sides for dipping.

Steak Quesadilla - Chipotle menu prices

Steak Quesadilla

$9.95 cal 830

Barbacoa Quesadilla - Chipotle menu prices

Barbacoa Quesadilla

$9.95 cal 840

Carnitas Quesadilla - Chipotle menu prices

Carnitas Quesadilla

$9.45 cal 880

Sofritas Quesadilla - Chipotle menu prices

Sofritas Quesadilla

$8.75 cal 780

Top Best Chipotle Quesadillas

Chicken Quesadilla

Adobo-marinated chicken, grilled and hand-chopped, is the most popular quesadilla filling on the menu. It costs $8.75 with about 850 calories and a hefty 48 grams of protein.

Steak Quesadilla

Simply seasoned, seared steak gives the quesadilla a heartier, charred beefy bite. It runs $9.95 with roughly 830 calories.

Cheese Quesadilla

The original secret-menu build and the best value at $5.50. Molten Monterey Jack in a golden tortilla delivers about 620 calories of pure comfort — a longtime favorite for kids and vegetarians.

Barbacoa Quesadilla

Slow-braised shredded beef with rich, peppery depth melts right into the cheese. It costs $9.95 with about 840 calories.

FAQs

How much is a quesadilla at Chipotle in 2026?

Prices start at around $5.50 for a cheese quesadilla and range up to about $9.95 for steak or barbacoa, depending on your location. Chicken, sofritas, and veggie quesadillas typically fall in the middle at around $8.75. Every quesadilla includes three sides of your choice, and delivery orders may include small service fees on top of menu prices.

Does Chipotle still have quesadillas on the menu?

Yes. What started as a secret-menu hack is now a permanent, official menu item available in restaurants, on the app, and for delivery. All seven protein options — including sofritas and veggie — can be ordered as quesadillas, and kids’ quesadillas are available on the children’s menu.

What comes with a Chipotle quesadilla?

Every quesadilla includes a grilled flour tortilla, melted Monterey Jack cheese, and your choice of protein. You also get three sides of your choice — popular picks are fresh tomato salsa, tomatillo green-chili salsa, sour cream, and guacamole (guac costs extra). The sides arrive in separate cups, perfect for dipping.

Can you get a quesadilla with rice and beans inside?

The standard quesadilla doesn’t include rice and beans, since they make the tortilla soggy and hard to crisp on the grill. If you want them, order them as sides and add them yourself, or simply order a burrito instead — it’s built for exactly that combination and holds up much better.

Is the quesadilla available for delivery?

Yes, quesadillas are available for pickup and delivery through the Chipotle app, website, and third-party delivery services. For the crispiest result, eat it as soon as it arrives — quesadillas soften faster than burritos or bowls during transit, so open the packaging right away to let steam escape.

What is the cheapest quesadilla at Chipotle?

The cheese quesadilla is the cheapest, starting at around $5.50. It’s also a great vegetarian and kid-friendly option that still delivers the signature crispy-cheesy experience. Adding chicken, sofritas, or veggies moves you to the mid-tier price, while steak, barbacoa, and carnitas are the premium options.

Quesadilla vs burrito — which is better?

It depends on what you’re craving. The quesadilla wins on crispiness and cheesy pull; the burrito wins on portion size and holds rice and beans. Prices and protein are similar for the same meat, so most people choose based on texture preference — or simply alternate between the two.

Can I customize my quesadilla?

Absolutely. You can choose any of the seven proteins, ask for extra cheese, request it extra crispy, and pick any three sides. Digital orders offer the most customization, including saved favorite builds for faster reordering and precise control over portions.

Conclusion

The Chipotle quesadilla’s journey from secret-menu legend to official menu staple says everything about how good it is. Crispy on the outside, molten in the middle, and endlessly customizable with seven proteins and a full lineup of sides — it earns its place alongside the burrito and the bowl as a true menu heavyweight. At starting prices under six dollars for cheese and under ten for premium proteins, it remains one of the most satisfying values in fast-casual dining, especially once you factor in the three included sides.

Whether you’re a longtime quesadilla devotee or trying one for the first time, order it hot, pick your three sides wisely, and don’t let it sit. Ask for it extra crispy, keep the wet sides separate until you’re ready to dip, and time your pickup so it’s fresh from the grill. Few fast-food items deliver this much comfort and crunch for the price — and now that it’s officially on the menu, there’s never been a better time to make it your regular order.