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Chipotle Quesadilla — Secret Menu Guide
The Chipotle Quesadilla has a slightly confusing history: there's a plain cheese quesadilla on the kids menu, and there's the fuller, customizable Chipotle Quesadilla that fans order off the secret menu — a quesadilla you can stuff with protein, beans and other fillings. Depending on the location and whether you order in person or on the app, the Chipotle Quesadilla can be a kids-size cheese version or a full-size, loaded one.
In practice, the app often offers a build-your-own quesadilla with add-ons, while in-store availability of a filled Chipotle Quesadilla varies. It's closely related to the Quesarito and Burritodilla, which take the quesadilla idea even further.
Chipotle Quesadilla at a glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| What it is | A kids-size or full-size cheese quesadilla, customizable with fillings |
| Kids version | Plain cheese quesadilla on the kids menu ($5.00) |
| Full/custom version | Priced by fillings; often easiest via the Chipotle app |
| Availability | Most locations (format and add-ons vary) |
| Related | Quesarito, Burritodilla |
The kids cheese quesadilla is $5.00 (see kids menu). A full-size, filled quesadilla is priced by its components and is often simplest to order on the app. Calories vary by build.
How to order a Chipotle Quesadilla
For a simple cheese quesadilla, order the kids menu version ($5.00). For a loaded, full-size quesadilla with protein and toppings, the Chipotle app usually has a build-your-own quesadilla option with clearly listed add-on prices — that's the most reliable route. In-store, ask whether they can make a filled quesadilla; some locations will, others will point you to the app. Either way, you pay for the base plus any protein, cheese or guac.
Is the Chipotle Quesadilla worth it?
If you love melty, cheesy tortillas, yes — the full-size version with protein makes a satisfying meal, and the kids cheese quesadilla is a cheap, simple option. The main friction is availability: ordering on the app avoids confusion at the counter. It's a great gateway to the more elaborate Quesarito.