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📅 Updated October 31, 2026
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Chipotle Chicken Quesadilla: Price, Calories & Included Sides (2026)

The chicken quesadilla is the best-seller of Chipotle digital-only quesadilla lineup: the adobo-grilled chicken folded with a heavy melt of Monterey Jack in a full-size pressed tortilla, plus two included sides. Here is the price, the real calorie math, and the side combinations that make it.

Chipotle chicken quesadilla with adobo grilled chicken and melted cheese
Quick Answer

The Chipotle chicken quesadilla packs adobo-grilled chicken and melted Monterey Jack in a pressed full-size tortilla with two included sides: about 940 calories for the quesadilla itself, typically $10.95 to $11.95. Digital-only, order in the app or online.

🎯 Key Takeaways
  • Build: adobo chicken + Monterey Jack in a pressed full tortilla.
  • Two sides included (rice, beans, salsas, sour cream) in the price.
  • Calories: ~940 for the quesadilla; sides add 25 to 210 each.
  • Price: typically $10.95 to $11.95 by market.
  • Digital exclusive, app and website only.

The Build: Chicken Quesadilla

The filling is the same adobo-marinated grilled chicken from the main line, 32g protein per portion, folded with a quesadilla-sized melt of Monterey Jack (substantially more cheese than the bowl topping) inside a full 13-inch tortilla, pressed until the exterior crisps. The chicken-to-cheese ratio makes it the most protein-dense quesadilla at roughly 55g including the cheese.

Chicken Quesadilla Price

Item Typical Price
Chicken Quesadilla (with two included sides) $11.45 – $10.95

Every quesadilla on the quesadilla menu includes two sides of your choice (rice, beans, salsas, sour cream; guac costs extra on meat versions). Prices vary by market.

Calories & Macros

Component Calories
Tortilla + quesadilla cheese ~760
Chicken 180
Quesadilla total ~940
+ Typical two sides +50 – 340

Roughly 55g protein with the cheese, and the biggest calorie single item on the menu short of a loaded burrito. Not gluten-free (flour tortilla).

How to Order It (Digital Only) & Best Pairings

Chipotle quesadillas are digital exclusives: they exist only in the app and on the website, not at the counter line, because the press needs its own station timing. Order under Quesadilla, pick your filling and two included sides, and it presses to order. Community-consensus sides: fresh tomato salsa for cutting the richness and sour cream for dipping, with roasted chili-corn salsa the sweet wildcard. The full lineup and side strategy live on the quesadilla menu.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a chicken quesadilla at Chipotle?

Typically $10.95 to $11.95 depending on market, with two included sides of your choice (rice, beans, salsas, sour cream). Guacamole as a side costs extra on meat quesadillas.

How many calories are in the Chipotle chicken quesadilla?

About 940 calories for the quesadilla itself, the tortilla and quesadilla-portion cheese contribute roughly 760, plus the 180-calorie chicken. Included sides add 25 to 210 calories each.

Can I order a quesadilla in-store at Chipotle?

No, quesadillas are digital exclusives available only through the app and website, because the press station runs on its own timing separate from the main line.

What sides come with the Chipotle quesadilla?

Two included sides of your choice, typically rice, beans, any salsa, or sour cream. Guacamole is an extra charge as a quesadilla side on meat versions.

How much protein is in the chicken quesadilla?

Roughly 55 grams counting the chicken (32g) and the generous Monterey Jack melt, the highest-protein quesadilla on the menu.

Is the chicken quesadilla gluten-free?

No, it is pressed on a full-size flour tortilla, which contains wheat. There is no gluten-free quesadilla format at Chipotle.

Methodology

Builds and nutrition reflect Chipotle official menu and per-ingredient data as of October 2026; hand-portioned fillings vary by location, so calorie figures are honest ranges. Prices reflect typical U.S. markets. Confirm current details on the official chipotle.com ordering page.

About the Author

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Daniel Reyes

Senior Food & Menu Editor

Daniel has covered fast-casual menus, deals, and loyalty programs since 2018, with a focus on Chipotle Mexican Grill across 200+ documented visits since 2021. He tests offers and verifies program rules through the official Chipotle app and newsroom before publishing.

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Published: October 31, 2026 · Last reviewed: October 31, 2026 · Updated regularly