Quesadillas

At a glance

Cheapest at the median is Quesadilla ($5.99); dearest is Spicy Steak & Potato Loaded Quesadilla ($6.99). Two of the three priced lines were listed in every state read; the others were missing from one or more states’ menus on the read date, and each page names where it was found. Calories run from 440 (Quesadilla) to 570 (Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla). Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla carries the most protein, 33 g.

What the listing counts

One line in this section carries two calorie figures: Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla (650 listed, 570 on the record, because the listing counts Reduced Fat Sour Cream and Avocado Verde Salsa Sauce Packet). The ticket prints both lines for each of them; every ranking on the site uses the record.

Where prices differ most

Prices are set per restaurant, and the spread shows it: Quesadilla ran $3.99 to $8.00 across 452 restaurants, a gap of $4.01. The tightest is Cantina Chicken Rolled Quesadilla, $6.49 to $9.19. By state median Quesadilla was cheapest in Iowa ($4.99) and dearest in Alaska ($7.19); the prices by state page has every state.

Vegetarian and vegan lines

One is certified vegetarian on the same test: Quesadilla. The standard is the guide’s: “Items designated as vegetarian on our menu are lacto-ovo, allowing the consumption of dairy and eggs but does not include any animal byproducts.”

Allergen statements

Two of the three lines carry an allergen statement; the tool marks two free of soy. Peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shellfish are a different case, in the guide’s words: “Peanuts, tree nuts, fish, and shellfish are not used in regular menu items served in Taco Bell restaurants.” One line carries no statement (Spicy Steak & Potato Loaded Quesadilla) and sits out of every allergen filter on this site rather than being assumed clean. The tool’s own caution stands on every page: “While a particular ingredient may not contain one of these allergens, our products may be prepared on the same equipment and in the same kitchen area as those that do.”

Meals built on these lines

Three meals on the board carry a line from this section as a fixed part: Chicken Quesadilla Combo at $10.69 median, Veggie Meal for 2 at $12.50 median and Meal for 4 at $20.83 median. Each meal page sums its parts’ own records and prices the parts bought separately against the meal median.

Availability

Of the three lines listed on 19 September 2026: two core lines, on nine in ten menus read or more and one line in test at a handful of restaurants. The regional and test lines (Spicy Steak & Potato Loaded Quesadilla) name the states and cities that listed them on their own pages.

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. The ticket above prints both calorie figures where the ordering menu and the nutrition record differ, and a state chosen in the controls prints that state’s median beside the national range. The how we check page explains the reads in full.