Massive, fully customizable burritos wrapped in a warm flour tortilla. Discover calories, prices, and the best ways to build your perfect meal.
The burrito is what made Chipotle famous. A massive, warm flour tortilla stuffed with your choice of premium protein, cilantro-lime rice, beans, fresh salsas, cheese, and sour cream. Whether you prefer the classic Chicken Burrito or the tender Steak Burrito, every bite is a perfect combination of flavor.
The 2026 burrito menu features high-quality ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. From the newly returned Honey Chicken to the classic Barbacoa, there is a combination for everyone.
Chicken Burrito
Starting at just $9.80.
Provides a great baseline value without compromising on the authentic Chipotle flavor.
Barbacoa Burrito
Packs 52g of protein.
The best option in this category for muscle recovery and hitting your daily macro goals.
Sofritas Burrito
Only 1000 calories.
Perfect for those tracking calories while still craving fresh, high-quality ingredients.
Get instant answers to the most common Chipotle questions. All prices and info are estimated based on public data and community feedback!
A standard chicken burrito costs $11.35. Premium meats like steak or barbacoa cost $12.45 to $12.50. Guacamole and queso blanco are extra.
A typical Chipotle burrito contains between 900 and 1,200 calories depending on your ingredients. The flour tortilla alone is 320 calories. To save calories, skip the cheese and sour cream.
To maximize size, order both kinds of rice, both kinds of beans, fajita veggies, and all the salsas. If it gets too big, ask for a double wrap!
Last Updated: October 20, 2026 | Based on the latest community submissions nationwide
If your burrito is overflowing with ingredients, ask for a double wrap (two tortillas) to keep it from falling apart. It used to be free, but may cost a small fee at some locations.
Can't decide between Chicken and Steak? Ask for half and half! You usually get a little more meat overall than a standard single portion, and you only pay for the more expensive meat.
Ask for mild (pico de gallo) and a half-scoop of hot salsa. The moisture mixes perfectly with the rice and beans inside the wrap.
