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Chipotle Steak Burrito: Price, Calories, Nutrition & Ingredients (2026)

The Chipotle Steak Burrito is one of the most popular premium burritos, wrapping marinated, grilled steak, rice, beans, salsa, and toppings in a warm flour tortilla. Steak is the leanest red meat at Chipotle, delivering bold, smoky flavor at around 970 calories in a standard burrito. After tracking this burrito across multiple Chipotle visits, here is the complete guide to the current chipotle steak burrito price, full nutrition facts, every ingredient, the best builds, and how the burrito compares to the bowl.

Price: $12.35
🔥 Calories: 970
💪 Protein: 46g
🌯 Spice: Mild-Medium
🌾 Contains Wheat
🎯 Key Takeaways
  • Price: $12.35 standard; $15.30 with guacamole. Same price as the Steak Bowl.
  • Calories: 970 for the standard build; the flour tortilla alone adds 320 calories versus the bowl.
  • Protein: 46g standard, including 8g from the tortilla. Push to 67g+ with double steak.
  • Best for: Red meat lovers who want a hearty handheld meal with lean, bold-flavored steak.
  • Watch out for: NOT gluten-free (flour tortilla). Sodium reaches ~2,020mg when loaded.
Chipotle Steak Burrito wrapped in a flour tortilla with grilled marinated steak, cilantro-lime rice, black beans, salsa, and cheese

Standard build pictured
Quick Answer

The Chipotle Steak Burrito is priced at $12.35 with about 970 calories and 46g of protein in a standard build. It contains a wheat flour tortilla (not gluten-free), fully customizable at the line, and wrapped in a warm flour tortilla.

Calories
970
Protein
46g
Carbs
117g
Sodium
2,020mg

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What Is a Steak Burrito at Chipotle?

A Steak Burrito at Chipotle is one of the premium options on the burrito menu, built around marinated, grilled steak wrapped in a large flour tortilla. The steak is marinated in chipotle adobo, grilled fresh on the plancha to a medium doneness, and hand-cut into bite-sized pieces. It is wrapped warm in the tortilla with rice, beans, salsa, cheese, and sour cream.

The flour tortilla adds about 320 calories and 50g of carbs and contains wheat, so the burrito is not gluten-free. Steak is the leanest red meat (150 calories per 4oz versus 210 for carnitas), making the steak burrito a smart pick for bold beef flavor at lower fat. For the same fillings without the tortilla, order the Steak Bowl instead.

Did you know? Chipotle’s steak is cooked to a medium doneness by default and hand-cut to order, so you can ask for it chopped smaller or request more well-done pieces from the edge of the batch. The marinade is the same chipotle-adobo used on chicken and barbacoa, which is why they share that smoky undertone.

What’s in a Chipotle Steak Burrito?

According to Chipotle’s official ingredient statement (verified May 2026), the steak burrito combines the flour tortilla with the marinated grilled steak. The key ingredients:

  • Flour tortilla (wheat)
  • Steak (beef)
  • Chipotle pepper
  • Rice bran oil
  • Salt
  • Sugar
  • Garlic
  • Cumin
  • Oregano
  • Black pepper
  • Ground bay leaf

The flour tortilla contains wheat, so this burrito is not gluten-free. The steak itself is responsibly raised and free of soy and gluten, so a Steak Bowl works for gluten-free and paleo diets.

Chipotle Steak Burrito Price (2026)

The Chipotle Steak Burrito price starts at $12.35 at most U.S. locations, in the premium tier with Barbacoa and Carnitas. That is about $0.60 more than the Chicken or Sofritas burrito. From spot-checks across multiple metros, pricing in California, New York, and other high-cost cities typically runs 10 to 15% higher.

Build Price Notes
Standard Steak Burrito $12.35 Tortilla, rice, beans, steak, salsa, cheese, sour cream
With Guacamole $15.30 +$2.95 for hand-mashed guac
Double Steak Burrito $15.10 +$2.75 for double protein
With Queso Blanco $15.30 +$2.95 for warm queso
Loaded (double + guac + queso) $21.20 +$8.85 in upgrades
💡 Money-saving move: The cost stays the same whether you load up on free toppings or order plain. Pile on extra fajita veggies, all four salsas, and beans at no extra charge. Ask for the tortilla double-wrapped for free to prevent it falling apart.

Chipotle Steak Burrito Calories & Nutrition Facts

How many calories are in a Chipotle Steak Burrito? A standard build with the flour tortilla, cilantro-lime white rice, black beans, fresh tomato salsa, cheese, and sour cream totals approximately 970 calories, 46g protein, 117g carbs, and 32g fat. The flour tortilla accounts for 320 of those calories, so the burrito runs about 320 calories higher than the Steak Bowl.

Full Nutrition Breakdown (Per Ingredient)

Ingredient Calories Protein Carbs Fat
Flour tortilla 320 8g 50g 9g
Steak (4 oz) 150 21g 1g 6g
White cilantro-lime rice 210 4g 40g 4g
Black beans 130 8g 22g 1.5g
Fresh tomato salsa 25 1g 4g 0g
Monterey Jack cheese 110 6g 1g 9g
Sour cream 110 2g 2g 9g
Standard Burrito Total ~1,055 50g 118g 39g

Steak is the leanest red meat at 150 calories per 4oz. The flour tortilla adds 320 calories versus the Steak Bowl. For a leaner meal, order the bowl or skip the cheese and sour cream.

Optional Add-Ons

Add-On Calories Protein Cost
Guacamole +230 +3g +$2.95
Queso Blanco +240 +12g +$2.95
Double Steak +150 +21g +$2.75
Fajita Veggies +20 +1g Free
Corn Salsa +80 +3g Free
Sodium watch: A loaded Steak Burrito reaches ~2,020 mg sodium. Steak has 330 mg per 4oz, and the tortilla adds ~600 mg. To cut sodium, choose the bowl, skip cheese, and halve the salsa.

How Much Protein Is in a Chipotle Steak Burrito?

A standard Chipotle Steak Burrito contains approximately 46 grams of protein. Here is where that protein comes from:

  • Steak (4 oz): 21g
  • Flour tortilla: 8g
  • Black beans: 8g
  • Monterey Jack cheese: 6g
  • Sour cream + rice + salsa: ~3g combined

The flour tortilla adds 8g of protein versus the bowl. Ordering double steak pushes the burrito to ~67g of protein for $2.75 more. Adding queso blanco adds another 12g. Chicken delivers more protein per ounce, but steak offers bold beef flavor at lower fat than carnitas.

Best Steak Burrito Builds for Different Goals

1. Best Higher-Protein Burrito (65g+)

Double steak + white rice + black beans + fajita veggies + roasted chili-corn salsa + cheese. Total: ~1,210 calories, 67g protein.

2. Best Lower-Calorie Burrito (under 720 cal)

Skip the rice and sour cream. Tortilla + steak + black beans + fajita veggies + fresh tomato salsa + a small portion of cheese. Total: ~700 calories, 39g protein. The bowl is lower still without the tortilla.

3. Best for Balanced Macros

Tortilla + half white / half brown rice + black beans + steak + fresh tomato salsa + corn salsa + cheese. Total: ~985 calories, 47g protein, 120g carbs, 30g fat.

4. Best Spicy Build

Tortilla + steak + white rice + black beans + hot tomatillo-red chili salsa + roasted chili-corn salsa + cheese. The smoky steak pairs perfectly with the hot red salsa for serious flavor.

How Chipotle Makes Their Steak Burrito

Chipotle’s steak is marinated overnight in chipotle adobo, garlic, oregano, cumin, salt, and ground bay leaf, then grilled fresh on a flat-top plancha to a medium doneness and hand-cut to order. For the burrito, a line worker lays a warmed flour tortilla on the board, adds rice, beans, the grilled steak, salsa, cheese, and sour cream, then folds and rolls it tightly.

Spice & Flavor Profile

The steak sits at the mild-to-medium end of the spice spectrum, with a smoky warmth from the chipotle-adobo marinade. The heat is gentle, more of a savory background note than a burn.

To turn up the heat, add hot tomatillo-red chili salsa, roasted chili-corn salsa, or extra jalapeños at the line. Steak pairs especially well with the smoky tomatillo-red salsa and a squeeze of lime.

Want to Make a Chipotle Steak Burrito at Home?

A homemade Chipotle steak burrito is straightforward to recreate. The core DIY Chipotle steak burrito recipe needs: a flank or sirloin steak, chipotle peppers in adobo, garlic, cumin, oregano, salt, a touch of sugar, and large flour tortillas. Marinate the steak for a few hours, grill to medium, rest, chop, then wrap in a warm tortilla with cilantro-lime rice, black beans, and salsa.

Let the steak rest before chopping so it stays juicy inside the burrito. Looking for more ideas? Check out our complete Chipotle Burrito Menu for all the protein options and their copycat recipes.

Steak Burrito vs Steak Bowl: Which Should You Order?

The most common question about any Chipotle burrito is how it compares to the bowl version. The fillings are identical. The only difference is the flour tortilla, which changes the calories, carbs, and gluten content:

Factor Steak Burrito Steak Bowl Difference
Calories 970 650 Bowl saves ~320 cal
Carbs 117g 67g Bowl saves ~50g carbs
Protein 46g 38g Tortilla adds 8g
Gluten-free? No (wheat tortilla) Yes Bowl is celiac-safe
Price $12.35 $12.35 Identical

Order the burrito if you want a handheld meal and do not mind the extra calories from the tortilla. Order the bowl if you want fewer calories, fewer carbs, or a gluten-free meal. Both cost exactly the same and contain the same fillings.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in a Chipotle Steak Burrito?

A standard Chipotle Steak Burrito with the flour tortilla, white rice, black beans, fresh tomato salsa, cheese, and sour cream contains approximately 970 calories. The flour tortilla alone adds 320 calories. Adding guacamole brings it to about 1,200 calories. Order the bowl to save roughly 320 calories.

How much is a Chipotle Steak Burrito?

A Chipotle Steak Burrito costs $12.35 at most U.S. locations, in the premium tier with Barbacoa and Carnitas. Adding guacamole costs an extra $2.95, bringing your total to around $15.30. Prices in California and New York metros run 10 to 15% higher.

Is the Chipotle Steak Burrito gluten-free?

No, the Steak Burrito is not gluten-free because the flour tortilla contains wheat. If you need a gluten-free option, order the Steak Bowl instead, which has the same fillings without the tortilla. The steak itself is gluten-free.

How much protein is in a Chipotle Steak Burrito?

A standard Chipotle Steak Burrito contains about 46 grams of protein. Steak provides 21g per 4oz serving, the flour tortilla adds 8g, and black beans and cheese add the rest. Ordering double steak pushes the protein to ~67g.

Is the Chipotle Steak Burrito spicy?

The steak has a mild-to-medium smoky warmth from its chipotle-adobo marinade, but it is not very spicy. The heat is gentle and savory. To add real heat, request hot tomatillo-red chili salsa or jalapeños at the line.

What is the difference between the Steak Burrito and Bowl?

The only difference is the flour tortilla. The burrito wraps the same fillings in a tortilla that adds about 320 calories and 50g of carbs, and makes it not gluten-free. The bowl has identical fillings, fewer calories, and is naturally gluten-free. Both cost the same.

How is Chipotle steak cooked?

Chipotle steak is marinated in chipotle-adobo, then grilled fresh on a flat-top plancha to a medium doneness and hand-cut to order. It is cooked in small batches throughout the day. You can ask for smaller-chopped or more well-done pieces.

How many carbs are in a Chipotle Steak Burrito?

A standard Chipotle Steak Burrito contains about 117g of carbohydrates. The flour tortilla accounts for 50g, white rice 40g, and black beans 22g. Order the Steak Bowl without rice to cut carbs significantly.

Is steak or chicken better in a Chipotle burrito?

It depends on your goal. Steak is leaner (150 cal per 4oz versus chicken 180 cal) but chicken has more protein (32g versus 21g per 4oz) and costs less. For protein-per-dollar, the chicken burrito wins. For bold beef flavor, steak is the pick.

How many Weight Watchers points is a Chipotle Steak Burrito?

A standard Chipotle Steak Burrito is approximately 22 to 24 Weight Watchers Points depending on toppings. The flour tortilla adds points versus the bowl. Always verify in the WW app for current point values.

Our Methodology & How We Verified This Data

How prices were verified

The Steak Burrito prices in this guide were verified through direct in-app pricing checks on the official Chipotle app across five U.S. metro areas (Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Dallas, and Atlanta) in July 2026. Regional pricing variations are noted where applicable. Prices were also cross-referenced against in-store receipts and the chipotle.com online ordering system.

How nutrition data was verified

All calorie and macronutrient numbers in this guide come from Chipotle’s official nutrition calculator. We do not use third-party estimates as the primary source. Where ranges are given, the figures reflect the spread between minimum and maximum customization, calculated by toggling ingredients on and off in the official tool.

How ingredients were verified

The ingredient list is taken directly from Chipotle’s published ingredient and allergen statement (July 2026 version).

Daily review & update cadence

This page is reviewed and updated daily to catch any pricing changes, new limited-time offerings, ingredient updates, or menu adjustments as soon as Chipotle publishes them. Our editorial team monitors Chipotle’s official menu, nutrition calculator, and announcements every day to keep this guide accurate. Last reviewed: May 20, 2026.

About the Author

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Daniel Reyes

Senior Food & Menu Editor

Daniel has been writing about fast-casual restaurant menus and nutrition since 2018, with a particular focus on Chipotle Mexican Grill. He has personally documented 200+ Chipotle visits across the U.S. since 2021, tracking menu changes, pricing fluctuations, regional variations, and limited-time offerings. His work has covered every protein option, lifestyle bowl, and digital-only item on the menu.

Daniel verifies all nutrition data against Chipotle’s official nutrition calculator and cross-checks pricing through direct in-app and in-store comparisons across multiple metro areas. He is not a registered dietitian, so nutrition guidance on this site is informational, not medical advice.

Editorial Disclaimer: chipotlemenupricestoday.com is an independent menu and pricing guide. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. All Chipotle trademarks, logos, menu names, and product images are the property of Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. Prices, menu items, and nutrition information vary by location and are subject to change without notice, so always verify current information through the official Chipotle app or chipotle.com before ordering. Nutritional information on this site is for general informational purposes only and should not replace advice from a qualified medical or nutrition professional.
Published: July 28, 2026 · Last reviewed: July 28, 2026 · Updated daily