Updated for 2026

Taco Bell Bowls Menu 2026

The Taco Bell Bowls Menu currently includes two fork-friendly choices: the Cantina Chicken Bowl and the vegetarian-friendly Veggie Bowl. Both combine seasoned rice, black beans, vegetables, creamy toppings, and cheese, while the Cantina version adds slow-roasted chicken and Avocado Verde Salsa.

Use the price and calorie table for a quick comparison, then explore the visual bowl guide to compare ingredients, protein style, customization options, nutrition considerations, and detailed product pages.

2 current bowl choices Prices, calories, and pictures Chicken and vegetarian-friendly options Customization and comparison help

Price and availability notice: The amounts shown are 2026 reference prices. Final pricing, restaurant participation, taxes, delivery charges, ingredient availability, substitutions, and calorie totals after customization can vary. Select a local restaurant in the official Taco Bell ordering system before purchasing.

Prices and Calories

Taco Bell Bowls Menu Prices and Calories

Compare both bowls by reference price, calorie figure, and protein style. Open the visual guide below for ingredients, pictures, customization guidance, and detailed item pages.

Reference prices reviewed for 2026. Restaurant prices, recipes, substitutions, promotions, taxes, delivery fees, and final calorie totals can differ.
Menu item Reference price Calories Type
Veggie Bowl $7.89 420 Cal Vegetarian-Friendly Bowl
Cantina Chicken Bowl $8.39 530 Cal Chicken Bowl
Visual Bowl Guide

What Is on the Taco Bell Bowls Menu?

The current lineup offers one slow-roasted chicken bowl and one vegetarian-friendly bowl. Each card explains the standard ingredients and links to the complete product guide.

Veggie Bowl
Vegetarian-Friendly

Veggie Bowl

Seasoned rice, black beans, lettuce, purple cabbage, pico de gallo, guacamole, Avocado Ranch sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, and cheddar cheese.

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Cantina Chicken Bowl
Cantina Chicken

Cantina Chicken Bowl

Slow-roasted chicken, seasoned rice, black beans, lettuce, purple cabbage, pico de gallo, guacamole, Avocado Ranch sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, cheddar cheese, and Avocado Verde Salsa.

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Quick Comparison

Cantina Chicken Bowl vs Veggie Bowl

The two bowls share many ingredients. The main differences are protein, Avocado Verde Salsa, reference price, and calorie total.

Lower listed price Veggie Bowl is listed at $7.89.
Lower listed calories Veggie Bowl is listed at 420 calories.
For chicken Cantina Chicken Bowl includes slow-roasted chicken.
For a meat-free standard build Veggie Bowl uses rice, beans, vegetables, guacamole, sauces, and cheese without chicken.
Shared base ingredients Both include rice, black beans, lettuce, cabbage, pico de gallo, guacamole, creamy toppings, and cheddar cheese.
Extra salsa component Cantina Chicken Bowl includes Avocado Verde Salsa.
Standard Builds

What Comes in Each Taco Bell Bowl?

Review the full standard build before customizing. Restaurant recipes and ingredient availability can change.

Cantina Chicken Bowl ingredients

  • Slow-roasted chicken
  • Seasoned rice and black beans
  • Lettuce and purple cabbage
  • Pico de gallo and guacamole
  • Avocado Ranch sauce and reduced-fat sour cream
  • Cheddar cheese and Avocado Verde Salsa

Veggie Bowl ingredients

  • Seasoned rice and black beans
  • Lettuce and purple cabbage
  • Pico de gallo and guacamole
  • Avocado Ranch sauce
  • Reduced-fat sour cream
  • Cheddar cheese
Vegetarian-Friendly Option

Is the Veggie Bowl Vegetarian-Friendly?

The standard Veggie Bowl description does not include meat. It still contains dairy-based ingredients and may be prepared in shared restaurant areas.

Standard meat-free build

The bowl uses rice, black beans, vegetables, guacamole, Avocado Ranch sauce, sour cream, and cheddar cheese instead of chicken.

Not automatically vegan

Avocado Ranch sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, and cheddar cheese contain or may contain dairy ingredients.

Possible dairy removals

Eligible restaurants may allow cheese, sour cream, and Avocado Ranch sauce to be removed. Review the final ingredient list before ordering.

Cross-contact considerations

Vegetarian-friendly does not mean allergen-free or prepared separately. Shared utensils, counters, and preparation areas can create cross-contact.

Customization

How to Customize Taco Bell Bowls

Available removals, substitutions, sauces, proteins, and paid additions depend on the selected restaurant. Review the updated price and calorie total before checkout.

Adjust protein and beans

  • Add extra chicken, beans, or another eligible protein where available.
  • Choose the Veggie Bowl when you prefer the standard meat-free build.
  • Confirm whether protein additions or substitutions add a charge.

Change sauces and dairy

  • Remove sour cream, cheese, or Avocado Ranch sauce where allowed.
  • Add another available sauce or salsa for a different flavor.
  • Keep sauces on the side when you want more control over each bite.

Add vegetables and texture

  • Add lettuce, tomatoes, onions, jalapeños, or pico de gallo where available.
  • Add fiesta strips or potatoes when you want a crunchy or starchy element.
  • Check whether additions are included or priced separately.

Review the final build

  • Confirm the selected protein and all removals.
  • Review dairy ingredients, sauces, and paid additions.
  • Check the final price and calorie total before placing the order.
Ordering Tips

How to Choose and Order a Taco Bell Bowl

Decide whether you want chicken or a vegetarian-friendly build, then compare price, calories, sauces, and customization options.

Choose by protein preference

Select Cantina Chicken Bowl for slow-roasted chicken or Veggie Bowl for the standard meat-free option.

Check ingredient preferences

Both bowls contain several creamy toppings and fresh vegetables. Remove unwanted ingredients before adding extras.

Plan for delivery

Consider ordering sauces on the side where available, especially when the bowl will travel for an extended period.

Confirm local availability

Bowl availability, pricing, ingredient choices, and fulfillment methods can differ by restaurant and ordering channel.

Nutrition and Allergens

Bowl Nutrition and Allergy Information

Calories provide one comparison point, but sodium, fat, carbohydrates, protein, serving size, dairy ingredients, sauces, and customization also affect the final profile.

Current calorie comparison

Veggie Bowl is listed at 420 calories, while Cantina Chicken Bowl is listed at 530 calories. Use the official nutrition calculator to review customized builds.

Allergens and cross-contact

Bowls can contain milk, soy, egg, or other allergens depending on cheese, sour cream, sauces, guacamole, and protein. Review the official allergen information. Shared preparation areas mean cross-contact cannot be completely ruled out.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

These answers cover the current bowls, prices, calories, ingredients, vegetarian-friendly choices, customization, allergens, and restaurant availability.

What is on the Taco Bell Bowls Menu in 2026?

The current guide includes two choices: Cantina Chicken Bowl and Veggie Bowl.

What is the cheaper bowl?

Veggie Bowl has the lower reference price at $7.89. Restaurant pricing, taxes, delivery fees, promotions, and customization costs can differ.

Which bowl has fewer calories?

Veggie Bowl is listed at 420 calories, compared with 530 calories for Cantina Chicken Bowl.

What comes in the Cantina Chicken Bowl?

It includes slow-roasted chicken, rice, black beans, lettuce, cabbage, pico de gallo, guacamole, Avocado Ranch sauce, sour cream, cheddar cheese, and Avocado Verde Salsa.

What comes in the Veggie Bowl?

It includes rice, black beans, lettuce, cabbage, pico de gallo, guacamole, Avocado Ranch sauce, sour cream, and cheddar cheese.

Is the Veggie Bowl vegan?

Not in its standard build. It includes Avocado Ranch sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, and cheddar cheese.

Can Taco Bell bowls be customized?

Many can. Available protein changes, additions, removals, sauces, and paid upgrades depend on the selected restaurant.

Are bowls prepared separately from other menu items?

Separate preparation cannot be assumed. Shared equipment, utensils, counters, and preparation areas may create cross-contact.

Are bowl prices the same at every Taco Bell?

No. Prices can vary by restaurant, franchise, location, ordering channel, taxes, promotions, delivery fees, and customization.

Are Power Menu Bowl and Power Menu Bowl Veggie in this lineup?

They are not included in the current two-item bowls lineup used for this guide. Local menus, digital offers, and product naming can differ.