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Taco Bell announced Monday that it has launched a revamped value menu for the chain's budget-conscious customers.
The new Cravings Value Menu features 10 items that Taco Bell fans can purchase for $3 or less at participating U.S. restaurants. It includes the Double Stacked Taco for $1.99, the Stacker for $2.19 and Loaded Beef Nachos for $2.99.
The Cheesy Double Beef Burrito, 3-Cheese Chicken Flatbread Melt and Chicken Enchilada Burrito are also on the menu for $2.79, $2.29 and $2.49, respectively.
“With a long history of providing delicious, affordable food to its fans, Taco Bell continues to innovate and create new ways to keep fans happy and full,” the company said in a press release.
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The new Cravings Value Menu features 10 items that Taco Bell fans can purchase for $3 or less. (Taco Bell via PR Newswire / Fox News)
“No matter your craving, the new menu features a plethora of full-size dishes that give fans the most bang for their buck, whether they want something cheesy, crunchy or sour,” the statement continued.
The new Cravings Value Menu also features four vegetarian options: the Cheesy Roll Up for $1.19, Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes for $2.49, the Spicy Potato Soft Taco for $1.29 and the Cheesy Bean & Rice Burrito for $1, $49. Prices may vary depending on geographical location.
As a bonus for vegetarian customers, Taco Bell is also offering a Veggie Build-Your-Own Cravings Box for $5.99 as a permanent menu item.
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Taco Bell is also offering a Build-Your-Own Veggie Cravings Box for $5.99 as a permanent menu item. (Taco Bell via PR Newswire / Fox News)
“Similar to previous Build-Your-Own Cravings Boxes, the vegetable-friendly version is a reliable value that is sure to leave you satisfied,” the company said. “Taco Bell fans choose a specialty and classic vegetable to pair with their favorite side dish and drink to create their own personalized vegetarian meal. Loyalty customers can even save their customizations for a seamless reorder experience.”
Taylor Montgomery, Taco Bell's chief marketing officer, said in a statement that the Mexican-inspired chain plans to “take it to the next level” in 2024.
The exterior of a Taco Bell store photographed on April 19, 2022 in West Hollywood, California. (Jeremy Moeller/Getty Images / Getty Images)
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“As our consumers look for more ways to save, we are committed to expanding our value offerings with new menu items and digital offerings that deliver quality and abundance,” said Montgomery. “We're introducing all-new ways to save on our menu and doubling down with exclusive digital offers. So expect more from us this year. When it comes to value, we walk the talk and are just getting started.”