Updated For October 2026
Taco Bell Burrito Supreme
390 calories, seasoned beef, beans, vegetables, sauces and a deeper look at how this classic compares with heavier burritos.
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CALORIES = 390 Cal
390 Cal
PRICE
≈ $5.79–$6.49
Classic loaded burrito
Soft flour tortilla
The Burrito Supreme is a classic loaded Taco Bell burrito with seasoned beef, refried beans, diced tomatoes and onions, lettuce, Red Sauce, reduced-fat sour cream and shredded cheddar cheese.
despite the long ingredient list, the current Burrito Supreme is commonly listed around
, noticeably lower than several cheese-heavy or grilled burritos.
What's Included?
Customization Options
The Burrito Supreme can be made Fresco or Grilled. Popular upgrades include guacamole, Creamy Jalapeño Sauce, Nacho Cheese Sauce and Spicy Ranch, plus rice, potatoes, black beans or alternate proteins.
Burrito Supreme vs Beefy 5-Layer
The Burrito Supreme is more vegetable-forward and currently around 390 calories, while the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito is creamier and heavier at around 490 calories.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many calories are in a Burrito Supreme?
The current standard listing is around 390 calories.
What sauce comes in it?
Red Sauce and reduced-fat sour cream are included in the standard build.
Can it be made Fresco?
Yes. Taco Bell currently offers a Fresco customization.
Can I swap the protein?
Many current menus allow alternate proteins or additional protein for an extra charge.
Is This Item a Good Fit for Your Order?
| If You Want… | What to Consider | Best Move |
|---|---|---|
| A quick snack | Standard portion and base price | Keep the build simple and compare with other low-cost items |
| A fuller meal | Protein, beans, rice, potatoes or side options | Compare add-ons with the price of a larger item or combo |
| Lower calories | Cheese, creamy sauces, portion and extras | Start with the standard build and remove only what meaningfully lowers the total |
| More flavor or heat | Sauces, jalapeños and seasoning | Add one flavor direction at a time so the item stays balanced |
How Customization Changes the Order
| Goal | Common Customization | Trade-Off |
|---|---|---|
| Make it lighter | Reduce creamy sauces, cheese or calorie-dense extras where offered | Flavor and texture may change |
| Make it more filling | Add beans, rice, potatoes or extra protein where available | Raises price and usually calories |
| Add freshness | Onions, tomatoes, pico or lettuce where offered | Availability depends on the item and restaurant |
| Add heat | Jalapeños or spicy sauces | Some sauces also add calories and sodium |
| Dietary adjustment | Remove or swap ingredients carefully | Shared preparation means a removal does not guarantee allergen-free food |
Single Item vs Combo: Which Makes More Sense?
If you only want this item, ordering it alone usually keeps both price and calories easier to control. If you also want a drink or side, compare the final single-item total with a current combo or box because bundled pricing can sometimes offer better value.
| Order | Best For | Check Before Buying |
|---|---|---|
| Item only | Snack, targeted craving or tighter calorie control | Whether add-ons push the price close to a larger item |
| Item + side/drink | Building your own meal | Combined price versus a combo |
| Combo / box | Multiple items and a drink | Whether you actually want every included item |
Before You Order
Use the listed price and calories as a reference for the standard build. Select your Taco Bell restaurant to confirm current price and availability, then re-check the final customized order. For allergies or strict dietary needs, use Taco Bell’s latest official ingredient and allergen information because shared preparation areas can matter.
Source approach: official Taco Bell menu pages and current restaurant listings. Prices vary by restaurant. TacoMenuHub is independent and not affiliated with Taco Bell.
