Price spread between restaurants
Every line on 100 menus or more ranked by the gap between its lowest and highest price read on 19 September 2026; Supreme Soft Taco Party Pack moves most.
TB Menus review deskReviewed 19 September 2026Prices read 19 September 2026 at 452 restaurantsHow every figure gets here
Lines on 100 menus or more by spread, widest first
What the spread is
The spread is the gap between the lowest and the highest price read for the same line across the restaurants that listed it, on the same day. It is the plainest measure of how far a Taco Bell price can move: Supreme Soft Taco Party Pack ran $21.99 to $37.99 across 447 restaurants, a spread of $16.00.
Widest and tightest
Widest: Supreme Soft Taco Party Pack ($16.00), Supreme Taco Party Pack ($16.00), Supreme Variety Taco Party Pack ($16.00), Variety Taco Party Pack ($15.97) and Soft Taco Party Pack ($15.20). Tightest among lines on 100 menus or more: Caramel Apple Empanada ($0.70), Jalapeño Peppers ($0.99), Tropicana Orange Juice ($1.00), Brisk Mango Fiesta ($1.20) and Dr Pepper ($1.20).
Why it moves
Each restaurant sets its own prices; the brand’s own line is “Price and participation vary. Contact your local restaurant for prices, hours and participation.” The franchise page covers the franchise side, and the prices by state page draws a basket by state.
How this page is read
Every price on this page is a range read from 452 restaurants’ own ordering menus in 50 states and DC on 19 September 2026, printed with the count of restaurants behind it; nutrition figures are Taco Bell’s own published records. Lines on fewer than 100 menus are left off this ranking because a small read makes a wide or a narrow spread by chance.
Questions
How much do Taco Bell prices vary?
On 19 September 2026 the widest spread on a line listed at 100 restaurants or more was $16.00 for Supreme Soft Taco Party Pack; the tightest was $0.70 for Caramel Apple Empanada.
Which item varies most in price?
Supreme Soft Taco Party Pack, from $21.99 to $37.99 across 447 restaurants.
Is the spread the same as the state gap?
No. The spread is restaurant to restaurant on one line; the state gap is state median to state median on a basket. Both are on the site because they answer different questions.
Why is a test item not ranked here?
With only eight restaurants behind it, a test item’s spread is mostly chance; the ranking keeps to lines on 100 menus or more.