barBURRITO Menu Canada With Prices 2026

The barBURRITO menu in Canada includes customizable burritos, rice-and-bean bowls, quesadillas, three-taco orders, loaded Extreme Fries and Chips, churros and drinks. This guide starts with Canadian menu prices and then breaks down the protein options and gluten-friendly choices. It also explains what is inside a BBOX, how to read the current value-menu offer, and why a delivery-menu price is not necessarily the price at the counter.

barBURRITO Canada Menu Prices: Quick List

Start here for the main meal formats. Each price is the amount displayed for that menu listing at the Toronto Yonge-and-College location, before any item customizations or delivery fees. In particular, a Bean Burrito is different from a customized steak or shrimp order, and the BBOX is not just a burrito.

Burritos: Chicken, Beef, Fish and Vegetarian Choices

BarBURRITO builds burritos around a warm tortilla, Mexican rice, beans, a protein and selected vegetables, salsa and sauce. The official Canadian menu describes small, regular and large burrito sizes. The Toronto SkipTheDishes page displays a starting amount by filling rather than a universal size-based table; it would be misleading to present the figures below as guaranteed prices for all three sizes.

Mild Chicken, Spicy Chicken and Jerk Chicken appear as separate preparations but carry the same displayed starting amount on this local delivery menu. Ground Beef, Pulled Pork, Falafel and Veggie Ground share that listed figure as well. Steak and Bang Bang Shrimp are higher; the shrimp item is specifically marked as regular-size only.

What are Northern Reaper burritos?

The Toronto menu includes Northern Reaper and Northern Reaper Bean burritos, both labeled extremely spicy and restricted to regular size. These are not just regular burritos with a small amount of added salsa. They are best treated as a separate heat-focused choice, and their current availability should be confirmed when you order.

Is the Bean Burrito the same as Veggie Ground?

No. The Bean Burrito starts with beans, while Veggie Ground is a separate plant-based ground-style filling. Both allow customization, but cheese, sour cream, queso and some sauces may prevent a particular build from being vegan. The listed Bean Burrito price is also different from the Falafel or Veggie Ground versions.

Burrito Bowls Menu and Prices

A bowl keeps the seasoned rice, beans, protein and toppings but removes the wrap. The chain’s official description of its bowl menu confirms the core build and several protein options. A bowl does not automatically contain the same ingredients or portions as a wrapped burrito, because toppings and sauce selections still matter.

The Bean Bowl starts lower than most protein bowls on the selected Toronto delivery menu. Steak and Bang Bang Shrimp Bowl sit at the upper end of this local list. The spicy Northern Reaper bowl and the Falafel Bowl are distinct listings, not add-ons to a generic chicken bowl.

Quesadilla Menu: Grilled Cheese and Protein

Quesadillas use a tortilla folded around cheese and selected fillings, then grilled. The local menu states they come with salsa and sour cream. This makes a quesadilla different from both the rice bowl and the three-taco order: it is a cheese-forward, grilled tortilla dish.

The Bean Quesadilla costs less than the chicken, pork, ground beef, jerk chicken and Veggie Ground versions shown at this store. Steak has a higher listed price. Choosing a different sauce or additional guacamole, queso or toppings may increase the final checkout amount.

Three Tacos and Take Home Taco Kit

The official barBURRITO taco menu describes a three-taco order with protein, toppings and salsa plus chips and salsa on the side. Both soft and hard shell options appear in the chain’s nutrition calculator. The local delivery menu shows a separate take-home kit intended for a much larger group.

The kit’s restaurant listing describes it as suitable for roughly four to six people; it isn’t the same product as ordering five regular three-taco plates. Kit ingredients arrive separately so diners can assemble their own tacos. Compare the number of people eating, protein choices and included sides before choosing it over individual orders.

What Is the barBURRITO BBOX?

A BBOX combines a small burrito or a bowl with both Extreme Chips and Extreme Fries. The official Canadian product page describes the seasoned rice, beans, chosen protein, cheese, salsa and fresh toppings inside the main. The loaded sides add queso, sour cream and vegetables.

The Toronto SkipTheDishes listing shows the BBOX at $14.99, but the official product page does not establish that price nationwide. It is a useful option for someone who wants both a main and loaded sides without ordering each separately. It is not necessarily a good comparison against a full-size standalone burrito: the BBOX’s burrito option is small.

Gluten-Friendly Burritos and Quesadillas

BarBURRITO offers gluten-friendly tortillas in selected products. Its official Canadian guidance says the tortilla itself is certified gluten-free, while the restaurant is not a certified gluten-free facility. Flour tortillas and other wheat-containing ingredients are handled in the same stores, so cross-contact remains possible.

Gluten-Friendly Burrito Prices

Gluten-Friendly Quesadilla Prices

These menu entries have their own delivery prices; the difference cannot be assumed to equal the tortilla substitution charge on all platforms. In the Toronto listing, the gluten-friendly steak options are priced differently from the bean options, and both cost more than comparable standard-tortilla menu entries. Always verify proteins, sauces and extras for your needs.

Extreme Fries, Extreme Chips and Dips

The chain’s Extreme sides feature fries or tortilla chips topped with queso, sour cream and fresh vegetables. The official national description emphasizes cheese, tomatoes and pickled jalapeños; the Toronto SkipTheDishes descriptions also list ground beef on Extreme Fries and Extreme Chips. Because those descriptions differ, anyone avoiding meat should check the exact local item and available customizations rather than assuming all Extreme orders are vegetarian.

Chips and Salsa is the least-expensive complete chip-and-dip listing in this local menu. Chips and Queso and Chips and Guacamole have their own amounts. Individual 3.25-ounce dips are separate purchases, not a guarantee that the same quantity comes with every entrée.

Churros and Dessert Prices

The official Canadian treats page features classic cinnamon-sugar churros and Oreo churros. The selected Toronto ordering menu additionally lists an Apple Empanada. These are snack-sized dessert items rather than complete meal bundles.

The classic Churro and Dip comes with chocolate dipping sauce. The Oreo Churro is a separate cream-filled option, not a topping upgrade to the classic item on this particular ordering page. Dessert availability can change with restaurant inventory.

Bottled Drinks and Prices

The checked Toronto restaurant lists bottled water, pop, Jarritos, energy and sports drinks. The flavors of bottled pop or Jarritos may vary and should be selected from the available options on the ordering screen.

Current Value Menu and Promotional Prices

On September 14, 2026, barBURRITO announced an Everyday Value Menu with selected items starting at $3 and options priced at $6 or less. The official campaign named a Jr. Burrito, Jr. Quesadilla, Jr. Bowl, Snack Nachos, Chicken Bites with Dip, Chicken Snacker Wrap and Chips & Dip. The promotion is explicitly described as limited-time and available at participating restaurants, with different prices possible by store.

The checked 419 Yonge Street SkipTheDishes menu did not show reliable item-by-item amounts for those September value-menu products, so this page does not assign each of them a fabricated $3, $5 or $6 price. The $3 figure is the chain’s advertised entry point for some choices, not the confirmed price of a Jr. Burrito or Bowl. Check the live direct-order menu for your store to see whether those offers appear.

BarBURRITO also advertised a separate $9.99 Daily Craves calendar in June 2026 with limited-time conditions. Because that announcement did not establish that each deal would remain active in October, those historical promotional prices are not mixed into the regular menu tables here.

Proteins, Sauces and Menu Customization

The Canadian brand’s nutrition calculator lets you select proteins such as Mild Chicken, Spicy Chicken, Jerk Chicken, Ground Beef, Pulled Pork, Steak, Veggie Ground, Falafel and Bang Bang Shrimp depending on the menu type. You can also choose black or pinto beans, Mexican rice, cheese, salsa, vegetables and sauces where offered.

For a chicken order without added heat, Mild Chicken is the straightforward choice. Spicy Chicken uses a hotter seasoning profile, while Jerk Chicken has a different spice blend. Crunchy Chicken adds a fried texture; its local burrito and bowl listings refer to Buffalo or Bang Bang-style options.

Vegetable additions include lettuce, tomatoes, red onion, cilantro, green peppers, corn, pickled onions and jalapeños. BarBURRITO also offers guacamole and queso at participating stores. The queso contains dairy; many other choices can also include dairy or egg through dressings and sauces. Pick all toppings deliberately instead of assuming every ingredient fits a dietary preference.

The official online nutrition calculator can provide recipe-dependent information, but the figures change with tortilla size, filling, sauce and add-ons. This article intentionally does not show a single invented calorie figure next to highly customizable burritos or bowls.

How to Order and Check Your Local Price

First use barBURRITO’s official Canadian locations page to choose the store. The 419 Yonge Street restaurant page links out to pickup, DoorDash, SkipTheDishes and Uber Eats ordering options. Prices may not match across channels even when the address is the same.

For the most accurate purchase total, choose protein, size, tortilla, sauces and paid extras before comparing platforms. Delivery fees and taxes are separate from the menu item amounts. The $12.69 chicken burrito listing, for example, should not be read as an all-in delivered price or as the price of a large burrito with every upgrade.

The official BarBURRITO mobile app and rewards page says customers can order ahead, earn points and receive eligible app offers. It currently describes earning one point per $1 on qualifying purchases and redeeming 100 points for $5. The chain also says third-party delivery orders do not earn these app points. Confirm the latest conditions in your account instead of subtracting rewards from the tables above.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a barBURRITO burrito in Canada?

At the 419 Yonge Street Toronto restaurant, the SkipTheDishes menu checked on October 25, 2026 listed a Bean Burrito at $10.69, several chicken and beef burrito entries at $12.69, Steak Burrito at $13.94 and Bang Bang Shrimp Burrito at $15.94. These are delivery-menu listing prices and can change with size and customization.

How much is a barBURRITO bowl?

The same local ordering menu showed a Bean Bowl at $13.94, many chicken, pork and veggie ground bowls at $15.94, and a Steak or Bang Bang Shrimp Bowl at $17.19. The chain does not publish a single fixed bowl price for all of Canada.

What comes in the barBURRITO BBOX?

It includes a small burrito or bowl plus both Extreme Chips and Extreme Fries. The checked Toronto SkipTheDishes listing displayed $14.99. The main’s protein and toppings can be customized.

How many tacos come in an order?

The standard taco format on the official Canadian menu is three tacos, served with chips and salsa. The Toronto local listing showed $14.69 for Build Your Own Tacos. The separate take-home kit supplies ingredients for 15 soft tacos.

Are barBURRITO’s Extreme Fries vegetarian?

Do not assume so. The local Toronto SkipTheDishes description for Extreme Fries includes ground beef, while the chain’s national sides page emphasizes queso and vegetable toppings. Ask for the current preparation or inspect the store’s customization options before ordering.

Does barBURRITO have gluten-free burritos?

It offers certified gluten-free tortillas and separately labeled gluten-friendly burritos. However, the brand states that its restaurants are not certified gluten-free facilities and cross-contact with flour products is possible.

Is the barBURRITO $3 value menu available everywhere?

No. The official September 2026 campaign advertised selected items starting at $3 and all the named value choices at $6 or less, but only for participating locations during a limited time. The checked Toronto delivery listing did not establish a current price for each individual value-menu product.

Can I use these prices as confirmed dine-in prices?

No. They are location-specific figures from the 419 Yonge Street SkipTheDishes ordering menu. The chain’s official Canadian food pages support product information, but those pages do not publish a national or confirmed dine-in price list.

Compare Other Canadian Tex-Mex and Quick-Service Menus

For a different build-your-own burrito experience, compare our Chipotle Canada menu guide. For tacos, combo meals and fast-food value items, see the Taco Bell Canada menu. Our Freshii menu covers a different style of customizable bowl. You can also browse more fast-food menus or the main Canadian restaurant menu directory.