Updated May 2026 · Verified PricesDigital-Only

Chipotle Quesadilla Menu 2026 — Every Quesadilla, Price & Calorie Count

The complete Chipotle Quesadilla menu for 2026. Every protein variant — Chicken, Steak, Barbacoa, Carnitas, Sofritas, Fajita Veggie and Cheese — with verified prices, calories, full ingredient lists and ordering tips. Plus the famous Fajita Quesadilla, the “secret menu” Quesarito and the Kids Quesadilla.

Quick Answer: Chipotle Quesadilla Menu & Prices

Chipotle has 7 main quesadilla variants plus a Kids Quesadilla in 2026. Prices: Cheese Quesadilla $8.95, Fajita Veggie or Sofritas Quesadilla $10.95, Chicken Quesadilla $11.35–$11.45, Carnitas Quesadilla $11.70, Steak or Barbacoa Quesadilla $13.10. Calories range from 650 (cheese) to 1,250 (steak with guac and queso). All Chipotle quesadillas are digital-only (Chipotle app or Chipotle.com) and come with 3 free sides/salsas. The Kids Quesadilla ($4.95) is the only quesadilla available at the in-store register.

Chipotle launched its first official quesadilla — the Hand-Crafted Quesadilla — on March 11, 2021, making it the chain’s first new customizable entrée since the salad was introduced 17 years earlier. The launch was specifically positioned as a digital-only menu item — you can only order quesadillas through the Chipotle app, Chipotle.com or Chipotle.ca, not at the in-store register. This is by design: quesadillas are prepared in a separate “Digital Kitchen” using a custom oven that toasts and folds the tortilla in seconds.

“We’re so excited to answer the call from fans and introduce one of the most highly anticipated menu items in our brand’s history. The Hand-Crafted Quesadilla brings so many new possibilities to our menu, and fans will love exploring fresh flavor combinations through its sides and salsa options.” — Chris Brandt, Chief Marketing Officer, Chipotle Mexican Grill (March 9, 2021 press release)

Before the official 2021 launch, the quesadilla was a famous Chipotle secret menu item — fans would request a “cheese-and-meat quesadilla” off the standard order list and Chipotle staff would often comply. This page covers the complete 2026 quesadilla menu: all 7 protein variants, the viral Fajita Quesadilla added in 2023, the now-discontinued Quesarito secret menu item, the Kids Quesadilla, plus verified prices, calories and ordering steps.

The Complete Chipotle Quesadilla Menu (2026)

Every Chipotle Quesadilla is built on a preservative-free flour tortilla filled with Monterey Jack cheese. You pick one protein (or go cheese-only) plus three free sides/salsas. Guacamole and queso blanco are paid extras at $2.95 each.

Chipotle Chicken Quesadilla

Chicken Quesadilla

$11.45 830 cal
Adobo chicken, Monterey Jack, flour tortilla. Most popular variant.
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Chipotle Steak Quesadilla

Steak Quesadilla

$13.10 1020 cal
Grilled steak, Monterey Jack, flour tortilla. Highest protein.
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Chipotle Barbacoa Quesadilla

Barbacoa Quesadilla

$13.10 960 cal
Slow-braised, hand-shredded beef. Spicier, smokier flavor.
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Chipotle Carnitas Quesadilla

Carnitas Quesadilla

$11.70 990 cal
Slow-cooked pork shoulder. Crispy edges from the grill.
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Chipotle Sofritas Quesadilla

Sofritas Quesadilla

$10.95 820 cal
Organic plant-based protein. Vegan-friendly base (without cheese).
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Chipotle Fajita Veggie Quesadilla

Fajita Veggie Quesadilla

$10.95 750 cal
Grilled peppers and onions, Monterey Jack. Vegetarian.
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Chipotle Cheese Quesadilla

Cheese Quesadilla

$8.95 650 cal
Monterey Jack cheese only. Cheapest, lowest-calorie option.
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Chipotle Kids Quesadilla

Kids Quesadilla

$4.95 530 cal
Smaller cheese quesadilla + rice + beans + side + drink.
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Full pricing & calorie comparison

QuesadillaPriceCaloriesProteinCarbsFatSodium
Cheese Quesadilla$8.9565025g52g37g1280mg
Fajita Veggie Quesadilla$10.9575026g62g40g1430mg
Sofritas Quesadilla$10.9582029g62g43g1530mg
Chicken Quesadilla$11.4583043g52g44g1545mg
Carnitas Quesadilla$11.7099037g52g59g1840mg
Barbacoa Quesadilla$13.1096040g53g54g1855mg
Steak Quesadilla$13.10102045g52g56g1730mg
Highest sodium warning: Chipotle quesadillas are among the highest-sodium items on the menu. The Barbacoa Quesadilla at 1,855mg sodium hits 80% of the FDA’s daily recommended limit in a single meal. The flour tortilla alone has 600mg, and Monterey Jack cheese adds another 190mg. If you’re tracking sodium, the Cheese or Veggie Quesadilla is the lower-sodium pick.

Chipotle Quesadilla Nutrition Deep-Dive

Every Chipotle quesadilla is built on the same base: a 12-inch preservative-free flour tortilla (320 cal) plus 1 oz Monterey Jack cheese (110 cal). Add a protein, and the calorie count jumps depending on the cut.

What’s in the base quesadilla (no protein)

ComponentCaloriesCarbsFatProteinSodium
Flour Tortilla (12-inch)32050g9g8g600mg
Monterey Jack Cheese (1 oz)1101g9g6g190mg
Extra Cheese (1 oz, default in quesadilla)2202g18g12g380mg
Base total (cheese only)65052g37g25g1180mg

Protein add-ons (4 oz portion)

ProteinCaloriesProteinFatSodium
Chicken (Adobo)18032g7g310mg
Steak15021g6g330mg
Barbacoa17024g7g530mg
Carnitas21023g12g450mg
Sofritas (vegan)1508g10g560mg
Fajita Veggies201g0g170mg

Optional paid add-ons

Add-onPriceCaloriesFatSodium
Guacamole (4 oz)+$2.9523022g370mg
Queso Blanco (2 oz)+$2.951209g250mg
Sour Cream (side, 2 oz)Free11010g30mg
Any Salsa (side)Free10–600–1g240–410mg
Loaded quesadilla warning: A Steak Quesadilla with guacamole + queso + sour cream side hits 1,480 calories and 2,100+mg sodium. If you’re tracking macros, stick to one paid add-on max (guac is the most nutrient-dense choice) and pick a lower-sodium salsa like fresh tomato salsa (240mg).

Chipotle Fajita Quesadilla — The TikTok Viral Order

The Fajita Quesadilla went viral on TikTok in 2022 as a customer-customized order — fans would order a chicken or steak quesadilla with fajita veggies added inside. The combination racked up tens of millions of views, and Chipotle officially added the Fajita Quesadilla to its digital menu in February 2023. Same price as a regular quesadilla.

What’s in the Fajita Quesadilla

  • Preservative-free flour tortilla
  • Monterey Jack cheese (double portion)
  • Choice of protein: Chicken, Steak, Barbacoa, Carnitas, Sofritas (or just veggies)
  • Fajita vegetables (peppers and onions) inside the tortilla — this is what makes it a “Fajita” Quesadilla
  • 3 free sides/salsas of choice

Fajita Quesadilla nutrition (chicken version)

MacroAmount
Calories850
Protein44g
Carbs55g
Fat44g
Sodium1,715mg

Pricing: Same as a regular quesadilla — $11.45 for chicken, $13.10 for steak, etc. The fajita veggies add roughly 20 calories with no extra cost. Adding fajita veggies inside the quesadilla doesn’t count against your 3 free sides — you still get all 3.

Internet history note: Chipotle confirmed to Restaurant Dive in February 2023 that the Fajita Quesadilla is now a permanent menu item: “Chipotle wrote in an email to Restaurant Dive that it doesn’t plan to remove the Fajita Quesadilla from the menu any time soon.”

Chipotle Kids Quesadilla — $4.95 Complete Meal

The Kids Quesadilla is the one quesadilla on the Chipotle menu that is available at the in-store register. It’s part of the Chipotle Kids Menu and is by far the cheapest complete meal on the menu — quesadilla, rice, beans, a side and a drink for $4.95.

What’s in a Kids Quesadilla meal

  • Smaller cheese quesadilla (flour tortilla + Monterey Jack)
  • Side of rice (white or brown, 2 oz kids portion)
  • Side of beans (black or pinto, 3 oz kids portion)
  • One kid’s side: kid’s chips, mandarins or blueberries
  • One drink: organic milk, chocolate milk, organic apple juice or small fountain drink

Kids Quesadilla nutrition (default build)

BuildCaloriesProteinCarbsSodium
Plain quesadilla + chips + apple juice53012g78g540mg
Plain quesadilla + fruit + milk42018g53g505mg
With chicken add-on + chips + milk63026g78g720mg

Adding a protein to the Kids Quesadilla costs $0.60–$1.00 extra and adds 70–110 calories plus 4–15g of protein. For full Kids Menu details, see our Chipotle kids menu page.

The adult “kids quesadilla hack”: Adults can order the Kids Quesadilla — Chipotle doesn’t enforce an age limit. With chicken add-on, chips and a drink, you get a complete meal for around $5.55. That’s $5–$10 less than a regular quesadilla meal. See our kids menu hack guide for the full breakdown.

Free Sides & Salsas with Every Quesadilla

Every Chipotle Quesadilla comes with 3 free sides or salsas served in 100% compostable packaging with three separate compartments. Pick any combination — most people mix one fresh salsa, one creamy side and one cooked salsa for variety.

Free sideCaloriesSodiumBest for
Fresh Tomato Salsa (mild)25240mgLight, fresh, low-cal
Tomatillo-Green Chili Salsa (medium)15350mgTangy, no spice
Roasted Chili-Corn Salsa (medium)60410mgSweet, smoky
Tomatillo-Red Chili Salsa (hot)35410mgHeat seekers
Sour Cream (2 oz)11030mgCooling creaminess
Chipotle-Honey Vinaigrette (2 oz)220850mgTangy-sweet dipping
Romaine Lettuce (side)55mgVolume, no cal

Paid side add-ons

Paid add-onPriceCalories
Guacamole (4 oz)$2.95230
Queso Blanco (2 oz)$2.95120
Chips (3 oz)$1.95540
Most popular 3-side combo: Fresh tomato salsa + sour cream + guacamole (paid add-on). Adds about 365 calories total but balances the richness of the cheese-and-protein quesadilla with creamy, fresh and tangy notes.

How to Order a Chipotle Quesadilla

Quesadillas are digital-only — no in-store register ordering. Here’s the full ordering flow:

1

Open the Chipotle app or chipotle.com

Pick your pickup location or delivery address.

2

Tap “Quesadillas”

The menu category appears between Tacos and Salads.

3

Pick your protein

Chicken, Steak, Barbacoa, Carnitas, Sofritas, Fajita Veggies, or Cheese only.

4

Add Fajita Veggies (optional)

To make it a Fajita Quesadilla, add fajita veggies inside the tortilla.

5

Pick 3 free sides

Any combination of salsas, sour cream, or vinaigrette.

6

Add paid extras (optional)

Guacamole ($2.95) or queso blanco ($2.95).

7

Add to bag & checkout

Pickup, curbside or delivery. Earn 10 points per $1.

Why is it digital-only?

According to Chipotle’s official 2021 launch press release, the quesadilla is digital-only for operational reasons. The Hand-Crafted Quesadilla is made in Chipotle’s Digital Kitchen — a separate back-of-house line dedicated to digital orders — using a new custom oven that folds and presses the tortilla while melting the cheese perfectly. This keeps the main service line free for the dine-in burrito-and-bowl flow.

Third-party delivery (DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub)

Quesadillas are available on most third-party delivery apps but expect a 10–25% markup over Chipotle’s direct prices. If you want to earn Chipotle Rewards points, order directly through the Chipotle app or website — third-party apps don’t credit Chipotle Rewards.

The Chipotle Quesadilla “Secret Menu” History

Secret Menu Era · 2004–2021

The Quesadilla was Chipotle’s most famous “secret menu” item

For nearly two decades, the Chipotle quesadilla wasn’t on the printed menu. Fans would walk up to the counter and ask for a “meat-and-cheese quesadilla” or simply “cheese quesadilla” — and Chipotle staff would usually make it. The dish became one of the most-mentioned Chipotle menu items on social media, racking up millions of TikTok views and Reddit threads about how to order it.

In summer 2020, Chipotle officially tested the quesadilla as a digital-only menu item in Cleveland and Indianapolis. The pilot was a success — and on March 11, 2021, the Hand-Crafted Quesadilla became the chain’s first new customizable entrée in 17 years. The “secret menu” era officially ended.

What about the Quesarito?

The Quesarito — a regular burrito wrapped inside a quesadilla — was the other famous Chipotle secret menu item. It was discontinued at most locations in 2020 when Chipotle launched the Digital Kitchen workflow that prioritized speed and consistency. Chipotle’s official position is that the Quesarito requires too much line-disruption to make consistently.

A few independent locations still make Quesaritos for walk-in guests upon request, but availability is rare and never guaranteed. The official Chipotle Hand-Crafted Quesadilla is the legitimate replacement — and it’s actually larger and more cheese-loaded than the original secret-menu version.

Other secret menu items that are no longer made

  • Burritodilla: A folded burrito made on the quesadilla press. Discontinued with the Quesarito.
  • Nachos: Chips + cheese + meat in a bowl. Tested in 2017 but never made permanent.
  • Double-Wrapped Burrito: Two tortillas around a burrito. Most locations no longer offer this — single tortilla burritos are now the default.
  • Single Taco at quesadilla price: Previously you could order a quesadilla and request a single taco at the same price. No longer available.

Today, the only “secret menu” hack that still reliably works is the adult kids menu hack — adults can order a Kid’s Quesadilla meal for under $6.

Chipotle Quesadilla — Allergens & Special Diets

Chipotle’s Hand-Crafted Quesadilla contains two main allergens: wheat (from the flour tortilla) and dairy (from Monterey Jack cheese). Beyond that, the dietary profile depends entirely on your protein choice.

What’s NOT in a Chipotle Quesadilla

  • No eggs
  • No peanuts or tree nuts
  • No fish or shellfish
  • No sesame
  • No mustard
  • No artificial colors or flavors
  • No preservatives in the tortilla

What IS in a Chipotle Quesadilla

  • Wheat / Gluten (flour tortilla)
  • Dairy (Monterey Jack cheese)
  • Possible trace soy from tortilla manufacturing
  • Possible sulphites (from vinegar in marinades)

Diet-specific notes

  • Gluten-free: Not possible. The flour tortilla contains wheat. Order a burrito bowl or salad instead.
  • Dairy-free / Vegan: Not possible without removing the cheese — and a quesadilla without cheese isn’t really a quesadilla. Order a vegan burrito bowl with Sofritas instead.
  • Keto: Not keto-compliant. The flour tortilla has 50g of carbs.
  • Vegetarian: Yes — choose the Fajita Veggie or Cheese Quesadilla.
  • High Protein: The Steak Quesadilla (45g protein) or Chicken Quesadilla (43g protein) are the highest-protein options.

For the full Chipotle allergen breakdown including all proteins and add-ons, see our Chipotle allergen menu.

How We Built This Chipotle Quesadilla Menu Guide

The launch history, ingredient details and Chris Brandt quote on this page come directly from Chipotle Mexican Grill’s official press release dated March 9, 2021, distributed via PRNewswire and archived in Chipotle’s Investor Relations newsroom. Nutrition data is reproduced from Chipotle’s US Nutrition Facts paper menu (publication code OCT-2024-US-CK), the same publication Chipotle uses in its mobile app. Pricing is verified against the Chipotle app as of May 2026.

The 2023 Fajita Quesadilla addition is documented by industry trade publication Restaurant Dive, citing Chipotle’s email confirmation. Discussion of the secret menu and Quesarito history draws on Chipotle’s 2020 Digital Kitchen launch announcements and reporting by ABC News, Restaurant Dive and Nation’s Restaurant News.

Primary source Chipotle press release (March 9, 2021)
Nutrition source US Nutrition Facts PDF (OCT-2024-US-CK)
Fajita Quesadilla source Restaurant Dive (Feb 2023)
Stock listing Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (NYSE: CMG)
Last verified May 11, 2026
Update cadence Monthly + on menu change

Pricing varies by Chipotle location. National weighted averages are reflected here. Chipotle’s nutrition data notes that “nutritional content may vary because of variations in portion size or recipes.” We are an independent resource and are not affiliated with Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc.

Citation. Product launch history is sourced from Chipotle’s official March 9, 2021 press release. Nutrition data is reproduced from Chipotle’s US Nutrition Facts paper menu (OCT-2024-US-CK). Fajita Quesadilla menu addition reported by Restaurant Dive. Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (NYSE: CMG) owns all menu trademarks. This site is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc.

Chipotle Quesadilla Menu — Frequently Asked Questions

Does Chipotle have quesadillas?

Yes. Chipotle launched its official Hand-Crafted Quesadilla on March 11, 2021. It’s the chain’s first customizable digital-only menu item. You can order quesadillas with Chicken, Steak, Barbacoa, Carnitas, Sofritas, Fajita Veggies or just cheese. Prices range from $8.95 (cheese) to $13.10 (steak or barbacoa). Quesadillas are only available through the Chipotle app, Chipotle.com or Chipotle.ca — not at the in-store register.

How much is a Chipotle quesadilla?

Chipotle quesadilla prices in 2026: Cheese Quesadilla $8.95, Fajita Veggie / Sofritas Quesadilla $10.95, Chicken Quesadilla $11.35–$11.45, Carnitas Quesadilla $11.70, Steak / Barbacoa Quesadilla $13.10. Kids Quesadilla starts at $4.95. Prices vary by location and exclude guacamole and queso blanco add-ons ($2.95 each). Every quesadilla includes 3 free sides/salsas of your choice.

How many calories are in a Chipotle quesadilla?

A standard Chipotle quesadilla ranges from 650 to 1,250 calories depending on protein and add-ons. Cheese Quesadilla is the lowest at ~650 cal. Chicken Quesadilla is ~830 cal, Steak ~1020 cal, Carnitas ~990 cal, Barbacoa ~960 cal, Sofritas ~820 cal, Fajita Veggie ~750 cal. Adding guacamole adds ~230 cal, queso blanco adds ~120 cal, and sour cream sides add ~110 cal each.

Can you order a Chipotle quesadilla in-store?

No — Chipotle quesadillas are digital-only. They’re made in a separate Digital Kitchen using a custom oven that toasts and folds the tortilla. You can only order through the Chipotle app, Chipotle.com or Chipotle.ca for pickup or delivery. The Kids Quesadilla is the exception — that one can be ordered in-store as part of the kids meal.

Is the Chipotle quesadilla on the secret menu?

Not anymore. The Chipotle quesadilla was famously a “secret menu” item for years — fans would request a meat-and-cheese quesadilla off the standard order list, and Chipotle staff would often make it. Chipotle officially launched it as the Hand-Crafted Quesadilla on March 11, 2021 — making it the chain’s first new customizable entrée since the salad in 2004. The “secret menu” Quesarito (burrito wrapped in a quesadilla) is no longer made by most Chipotle locations.

What proteins can you get in a Chipotle quesadilla?

Chipotle quesadillas come with one of: Chicken, Steak, Barbacoa, Carnitas, Sofritas, or Fajita Veggies. The default is Monterey Jack cheese (you can’t remove this — it’s a quesadilla). You can also order it as a Cheese Quesadilla with no protein. All proteins are the same recipe as on the rest of the Chipotle menu — responsibly raised, never given antibiotics, no artificial colors or flavors.

What is the Chipotle Fajita Quesadilla?

The Fajita Quesadilla is a digital-only Chipotle quesadilla that comes with chicken or steak PLUS Chipotle’s fajita vegetables (peppers and onions) and cheese inside the tortilla. It went viral on TikTok in 2022 as a customer-created order, and Chipotle officially added it to the digital menu in February 2023. It’s the same price as a regular quesadilla.

Does the Chipotle quesadilla come with sides?

Yes. Every Chipotle Quesadilla includes three free sides/salsas of your choice from: fresh tomato salsa, tomatillo-green chili salsa, roasted chili-corn salsa, tomatillo-red chili salsa, sour cream, or chipotle-honey vinaigrette. Guacamole ($2.95) and queso blanco ($2.95) are paid extras. The compostable packaging has three compartments for these sides.

Is the Chipotle quesadilla gluten-free?

No. The Chipotle Quesadilla is made with a flour tortilla, which contains wheat. There is no gluten-free quesadilla option. People with gluten intolerance or celiac disease should order a burrito bowl or salad instead. All proteins, cheeses, salsas, and beans at Chipotle are gluten-free — the only gluten source is the flour tortilla.

Can I add rice and beans to a Chipotle quesadilla?

No. The Chipotle Hand-Crafted Quesadilla does not include rice or beans inside the tortilla — only protein and cheese. Adding rice or beans is not an option in the app. If you want rice and beans with your meal, order them as separate sides (a side of rice is free, a side of beans is free) or order a separate burrito bowl.

What is the Quesarito?

The Quesarito was a famous Chipotle “secret menu” item — a regular burrito wrapped inside a quesadilla. Chipotle removed it from most locations after launching the official Hand-Crafted Quesadilla in 2021 because of the operational complexity. A few locations still make Quesaritos for in-store guests upon request, but availability is rare and not guaranteed.

How long does it take to make a Chipotle quesadilla?

Chipotle’s Digital Kitchen uses a custom oven that folds and presses the quesadilla in about 4 minutes from order to ready-for-pickup. Total order-to-pickup time including queue position is typically 8–15 minutes during peak hours. The Chipotle app shows live estimated pickup times.

What’s the highest-protein Chipotle quesadilla?

The Steak Quesadilla at 45g protein is the highest-protein option, followed closely by the Chicken Quesadilla at 43g. Both include the 12g of protein from the Monterey Jack cheese. To push protein even higher, add a High Protein Cup ($3.82) for another 32g — bringing your total meal protein to 75g+.

Can I order a Chipotle quesadilla on DoorDash or Uber Eats?

Yes — Chipotle quesadillas are available on most third-party delivery apps including DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and Postmates. Expect a 10–25% markup over Chipotle’s direct prices, plus delivery fees. To earn Chipotle Rewards points, order directly through the Chipotle app — third-party platforms don’t credit Rewards.

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The Bottom Line on Chipotle’s Quesadilla Menu

Chipotle’s Hand-Crafted Quesadilla is the chain’s biggest menu innovation in nearly two decades — the first new customizable entrée since the 2004 salad launch. Seven protein variants plus the viral Fajita Quesadilla mean you can build a quesadilla that fits virtually any flavor preference, from the value-priced Cheese Quesadilla ($8.95) to the protein-packed Steak Quesadilla ($13.10). Three free sides come standard with every order, which makes the quesadilla one of the better-value items on the menu when you factor in the salsas you’d otherwise pay nothing for.

The only catch: it’s digital-only. You must order through the Chipotle app, Chipotle.com or a third-party delivery app — no in-store register option (except the Kids Quesadilla). For the full Chipotle menu including burritos, bowls, tacos and salads, return to our Chipotle menu with prices homepage.