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Chipotle Quesarito — Secret Menu Guide
The Chipotle Quesarito is the crown jewel of the secret menu — a burrito wrapped not in a plain tortilla but in a full cheese quesadilla. The build: two tortillas sandwich a layer of cheese and go in the warmer to melt into a quesadilla, which then becomes the wrap for a burrito loaded with rice, beans, meat and salsa. The result is the Chipotle Quesarito — indulgent, cheesy and easily the most talked-about off-menu item Chipotle fans order.
Because the Chipotle Quesarito takes several extra steps, it's the hack most likely to be declined during a rush, but most locations can make it when they're not slammed. There's no fixed price — you pay for a burrito plus the extra cheese for the quesadilla wrap, and any premium protein or guac on top.
Chipotle Quesarito at a glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| What it is | A burrito wrapped in a cheese quesadilla instead of a plain tortilla |
| Build | Cheese melted between two tortillas → used as the burrito wrap → filled with rice, beans, meat, salsa |
| Price | Varies — a burrito plus extra cheese and any premium add-ons; no fixed secret price |
| Availability | Most locations (best off-peak) |
| Related | Burritodilla, Quesadilla |
No fixed secret price — cost tracks the components (burrito + extra cheese + any premium protein/guac). Best ordered at off-peak times. Calories vary by build.
How to order a Chipotle Quesarito
Since it's off-menu, walk through the build politely: ask whether they can make a cheese quesadilla first, then use that quesadilla as the tortilla to wrap your burrito with your chosen rice, beans, protein and salsa. Order at a quieter time for the best chance — during a lunch rush it may not be feasible. Expect to be charged for a burrito plus the added cheese (and premium protein or guac if you add them). If it's a no-go, the Burritodilla is the closest alternative.
Is the Chipotle Quesarito worth it?
For cheese lovers, absolutely — it's the ultimate indulgent Chipotle order and the reason many people learn the secret menu in the first place. The trade-offs: it costs more than a standard burrito, it's calorie-dense, and it takes staff extra effort, so timing and politeness matter. If you're going to try one secret-menu item, make it this one.