Taco Bell Quesadilla: Calories, Price and Nutrition (2026)

By Sarah William, Head of Menu Research  |  Prices Verified July 2026 Against the Taco Bell App
Independent guide. Not affiliated with Taco Bell Corp. Prices verified July 2026.

The Taco Bell Quesadilla comes in four varieties: Chicken, Steak, Cheese, and Cantina Chicken Rolled. The Chicken Quesadilla costs $6.49 with 490 calories, and the Steak version runs $6.69 at 500 calories. Moreover, the Cheese Quesadilla is the vegetarian pick at $5.29 with 440 calories and 18 grams of protein. Additionally, the Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla is an LTO at $6.99 with 700 calories and 33 grams of protein.

The Taco Bell Chicken Quesadilla is one of the chain’s best selling items year round. It combines a large flour tortilla, grilled chicken, and a melted three-cheese blend. Additionally, the creamy jalapeño sauce grilled inside gives this item its distinctive flavor. This page covers all four varieties, confirmed prices from official data, complete nutrition facts, and the top questions people ask. For a full look at every item and price, visit our Taco Bell menu with prices guide.

Taco Bell Quesadilla Menu With Pictures

Taco Bell’s Quesadilla Menu covers every grilled quesadilla option with confirmed prices and full nutrition facts. Furthermore, options like the Chicken Quesadilla, Steak Quesadilla, and Cheese Quesadilla are all covered in detail. Moreover, prices start at just $5.29, making it easy to find the right option before you order.

Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla

Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla

$ 6.99
Chicken Quesadilla

Chicken Quesadilla

$ 6.49

Taco Bell Quesadilla Price and Sizes (2026)

ItemPriceCaloriesNotes
Cheese Quesadilla$5.29440 CalVegetarian (AVA certified)
Chicken Quesadilla$6.49490 CalPermanent
Steak Quesadilla$6.69500 CalPermanent
Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla$6.99700 CalLTO — verify availability

Taco Bell Quesadilla Calories and Nutrition Facts

NutrientCheese (440 Cal)Chicken (490 Cal)Steak (500 Cal)Cantina Rolled (700 Cal)
Calories440490500570
Total Fat22g23g24g28g
Saturated Fat11g11g12g13g
Trans Fat0g0g0g0g
Cholesterol50mg75mg70mg105mg
Sodium980mg1,240mg1,260mg1,410mg
Total Carbohydrates43g44g44g46g
Dietary Fiber4g4g4g5g
Sugars3g3g4g3g
Protein18g26g26g33g

Nutrition data covers standard preparation with the three-cheese blend and creamy jalapeño sauce where applicable. The Cheese Quesadilla includes jalapeño sauce per official data. Customizations change these values.

What Are Taco Bell Quesadillas Made Of

All Taco Bell Quesadillas start with a large flour tortilla filled with a three-cheese blend. The Chicken and Steak versions also include the creamy jalapeño sauce. Furthermore, the Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla uses slow roasted Cantina Chicken rolled tight and grilled, rather than folded flat like the standard versions. Here are the core ingredients for each type.

Cheese Quesadilla: Large flour tortilla, three-cheese blend (cheddar, pepper jack, mozzarella), creamy jalapeño sauce

Chicken Quesadilla: Large flour tortilla, grilled chicken, three-cheese blend, creamy jalapeño sauce

Steak Quesadilla: Large flour tortilla, marinated grilled steak, three-cheese blend, creamy jalapeño sauce

Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla (LTO): Flour tortilla, slow roasted Cantina Chicken, three-cheese blend, creamy jalapeño sauce, rolled and grilled

About the Taco Bell Quesadilla Sauce

The creamy jalapeño sauce is the ingredient most customers point to when praising the Chicken Quesadilla. It is a tangy, mildly spicy blend of mayo, jalapeño, and seasoning, applied inside the quesadilla before grilling. Furthermore, you can request extra sauce or ask for it on the side at no extra cost. For a full breakdown of every Taco Bell sauce and packet type, see our complete Taco Bell sauces guide.

How to Customize the Taco Bell Quesadilla

The quesadilla is one of the most customizable items at Taco Bell. It is easy to modify through the app or at the counter. The grilled format holds together well with most add-ons and swaps.

Swap the protein: Choose Chicken, Steak, or Cantina Chicken (slow roasted). Each swap adjusts the price slightly and changes the calorie count by a small margin.

Order the vegetarian version: The Cheese Quesadilla at $5.29 and 440 calories is the AVA certified vegetarian option. It contains only the flour tortilla, three-cheese blend, and creamy jalapeño sauce. See our Taco Bell veggie cravings menu for more vegetarian options.

Adjust the jalapeño sauce: Ask for extra sauce for more flavor, or request no sauce if you want less spice. Removing it also lowers the fat and sodium content slightly.

Add guacamole: This is a popular upgrade that adds healthy fat and a richer flavor profile. A small upcharge typically applies.

Is the Taco Bell Quesadilla Vegan, Vegetarian or Keto

Vegan: No. All quesadilla varieties contain dairy from the three-cheese blend. The creamy jalapeño sauce also contains dairy. Therefore, there is no vegan quesadilla option at Taco Bell without removing the cheese entirely, which changes the item significantly.

Vegetarian: Yes, with the right order. The Cheese Quesadilla ($5.29) contains no meat and is AVA certified vegetarian. However, the Chicken, Steak, and Cantina Chicken versions are not vegetarian.

Keto: No. The large flour tortilla adds 43 to 46 grams of carbohydrates per order, which exceeds a standard daily keto limit on its own. The protein and cheese content are keto friendly, but the wrap is not. See our Taco Bell specialties menu for lower-carb item ideas.

Gluten free: No. The flour tortilla contains gluten, and Taco Bell kitchens have cross-contamination risk. Therefore, none of the quesadilla varieties are safe for customers with celiac disease or serious gluten sensitivity.

How the Taco Bell Quesadilla Compares

The Chicken Quesadilla at $6.49 and 490 calories is the standard pick and the most popular option in the lineup. In contrast, the Steak Quesadilla costs $6.69 and has 500 calories, a modest difference for marinated steak instead of grilled chicken. The Cheese Quesadilla is the lightest choice at 440 calories and $5.29, making it the best option for both calorie-conscious and vegetarian customers. Furthermore, the Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla at $6.99 and 700 calories is the premium choice and delivers the highest protein at 33 grams. For a full comparison across all menu categories, see our Taco Bell combos and boxes page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in a Taco Bell Quesadilla? 

The Cheese Quesadilla has 440 calories, the Chicken has 490, and the Steak has 500 calories. The Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla has 700 calories, covering standard preparation with jalapeño sauce and the three-cheese blend.

How much does a Taco Bell Quesadilla cost?

The Cheese Quesadilla costs $5.29, the Chicken costs $6.49, and the Steak costs $6.69. The Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla costs $6.99 and is available as a limited-time item. Prices vary by location.

What is the sauce in the Taco Bell Quesadilla? 

The sauce is Taco Bell’s creamy jalapeño sauce, a tangy and mildly spicy blend applied inside before grilling. You can request extra sauce or order it on the side at no extra cost.

Is the Taco Bell Quesadilla vegetarian? 

The Cheese Quesadilla ($5.29, 440 Cal) is the AVA certified vegetarian option with no meat. The Chicken, Steak, and Cantina Chicken versions are not vegetarian.

Can I customize my Taco Bell Quesadilla? 

Yes. You can swap the protein among Chicken, Steak, or Cantina Chicken, and you can add or remove the creamy jalapeño sauce. Additionally, customization is easiest through the Taco Bell app before placing the order.

Conclusion

The Taco Bell Quesadilla lineup gives customers four clear choices at four price points from $5.29 to $6.99. Moreover, the Cheese Quesadilla at $5.29 is the standout value option, offering an AVA certified vegetarian meal with 18 grams of protein at the lowest price in the lineup. The Cantina Chicken Rolled version tops the range with 33 grams of protein per order.

Therefore, whether you want a quick grilled meal, a vegetarian option, or a premium protein order, the quesadilla range covers all three needs. Additionally, all nutrition data on this page comes directly from Taco Bell’s official nutritional database, last verified May 2026. For a complete look at everything Taco Bell offers, head back to our Taco Bell menu with prices.