Taco Bell Mexican Pizza Price and Combo Options

Taco Bell Mexican Pizza ranged $5.99 – $7.89 in our restaurant sample; the Veggie Mexican Pizza ranged $5.99 – $7.49. The separately listed Mexican Pizza Combo ranged $10.99 – $13.49. Use this guide to compare the two pizzas, understand the combo contents and see each restaurant’s price.

Typical price$6.89
Price range$5.99 – $7.89
Calories530 standard · 460 veggie (official)

Mexican Pizza · 5 locations · sample updated October 16, 2026

AI-generated illustration of a layered crispy tortilla pizza with beef, beans, melted cheese and diced tomatoes
Prices last checked: Official online menu prices Ranges from 5 US locations How we check

Mexican Pizza, Veggie Mexican Pizza and combo prices

Mexican Pizza prices
ItemPrice rangeTypical
Mexican Pizza
Sample updated
$5.99 – $7.89
5 locations · typical $6.89
$6.89
Veggie Mexican Pizza
Sample updated
$5.99 – $7.49
5 locations · typical $6.49
$6.49
Mexican Pizza Combo
Sample updated
$10.99 – $13.49
4 locations · typical $12.49
$12.49

Mexican Pizza prices at the restaurants checked

LocationMexican PizzaVeggie Mexican PizzaMexican Pizza Combo
Columbus, OH
1312 W 5th Ave
$5.99
$5.99
$10.99
Dallas, TX
10310 Lake June Rd
$6.99
$6.49
$11.99
Los Angeles, CA
103 S Rampart Blvd
$6.89
$6.49
$12.99
New York, NY
104 3rd Ave
$7.89
$7.49
$13.49
Orlando, FL
1 South Orange Avenue
$6.49
$5.99
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“—” means no price was recorded for that item at that restaurant in our dated sample.

Prices come from Taco Bell’s online menus for named US restaurants, before tax and paid customizations. The source notes identify the restaurant and check date. These are menu observations, not a nationwide price or a final checkout total. Both pizzas have five restaurant observations. The combo has four; an unavailable listing is not treated as a zero-dollar price.

What comes in a Mexican Pizza?

The standard Mexican Pizza layers seasoned beef and refried beans between two crisp flour tortillas. Mexican Pizza sauce, diced tomatoes and a three-cheese blend sit on top. Taco Bell’s official product description identifies the blend as mozzarella, pepper jack and cheddar.

The price for one Mexican Pizza covers that assembled item. It does not include a drink, fries or the two tacos in the separately named combo. If you only want the pizza, use the individual row; if you want a larger order, compare the complete combo rather than treating its additional food as a simple pizza upgrade.

Standard or Veggie Mexican Pizza?

The Veggie Mexican Pizza uses refried beans without the standard pizza’s beef. It keeps the flour tortillas, sauce, tomatoes and cheese topping. Its checked median was $6.49, compared with $6.89 for the beef-and-bean version. These are separately checked products; we have not calculated the veggie price by subtracting a beef charge.

Choose the veggie listing when you want the bean version. The standard veggie build contains dairy cheese, so vegetarian does not mean vegan. Taco Bell also notes shared preparation with meat ingredients. Removing a topping creates a customized order and does not establish a lower price unless the selected menu shows one.

What does the Mexican Pizza Combo include?

Taco Bell’s official combo description lists one Mexican Pizza, two Crunchy Taco Supremes and a large fountain drink. The tacos are Supreme versions, which include sour cream and tomatoes. Our taco menu guide explains how those differ from ordinary Crunchy Tacos.

The recorded combo median was $12.49, supported by 4 restaurant menus. This is the price of the named package. A different drink, taco substitution or added side can change the selected order. The standard combo description does not establish a separately priced Veggie Mexican Pizza Combo.

Is the combo better value than separate items?

The useful comparison is one pizza plus two Crunchy Taco Supremes plus the same large drink at a single restaurant. Compare that total with its combo listing. A pizza-only price will naturally be lower because it buys less food; the difference between that price and the combo is not a saving.

If you do not want both tacos and the drink, compare the pizza with only the extras you would actually order. For example, a pizza and a side is a different basket from the full combo. Use the restaurant rows above for the pizza and combo amounts, then the selected restaurant’s menu for your exact drink and additions.

Adding sides or choosing another entrée

The Nacho Fries guide compares regular and large sides with cheese dip. Those sides are separate from the Mexican Pizza and standard combo described here. The boxes and combos guide is the place to compare other packaged orders.

For another main item, compare the Crunchwrap Supreme or quesadilla options. Their ingredients and formats differ, so choose the item you want before comparing its standalone or meal price. Return to the full Taco Bell menu for the remaining sides, drinks and burritos.

For other parts of the order, compare burritos, drinks and Freezes, sides and desserts and Nachos BellGrande. Those focused guides separate individual listings from packs and included meal items.

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Where these prices come from

Prices in this guide are recorded public menu listings for the selected restaurants. The location tables identify the store behind each amount. Delivery-menu listings may differ from counter, pickup or catering-portal prices; this comparison does not verify checkout totals.

Prices change often and differ from one restaurant to the next. Tax, delivery fees and tips are not included. Always check the final price in the restaurant's own app or at the counter. Taco Bell is a trademark of its owner. MenuPriced is not affiliated with Taco Bell.

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