Chipotle Burritodilla — Secret Menu Guide

The Chipotle Burritodilla is one of the more ambitious secret-menu creations: a burrito wrapped in a shell that's been crisped up quesadilla-style, so you get gooey melted cheese built right into the wrap. Think of the Chipotle Burritodilla as the halfway point between a burrito and a quesadilla — a handheld with a crispy, cheesy exterior and all your usual burrito fillings inside.

Because it's a more involved build, the Chipotle Burritodilla is only offered at a limited set of locations and depends on how busy the line is. It's closely related to the Quesarito and the Quesadilla, so if a store can't make one, those are natural backups.

Chipotle Burritodilla at a glance

_{Unofficial item; not on the register as a "Burritodilla." Price depends on your fillings and added cheese. Calories vary by build — use Chipotle's official nutrition calculator.}

How to order a Chipotle Burritodilla

Since it's off-menu, describe the build rather than the name. Ask politely whether they can add cheese to a tortilla and crisp it quesadilla-style, then use that as the wrap for your burrito with your chosen rice, beans, protein and salsa. Expect to be charged for a burrito plus the extra cheese (and any premium protein or guac). During a rush, staff may not be able to make it — that's normal; the Quesarito is a similar fallback.

Is the Chipotle Burritodilla worth it?

If you love the crispy, cheesy edge of a quesadilla but want a full burrito's worth of fillings, yes — it's a satisfying upgrade. Just set expectations: it's not available everywhere, it costs more than a plain burrito, and it takes staff extra effort. Order it at off-peak times for the best chance of success.