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Quesada Menu Prices Canada 2026

Looking for the Quesada menu prices in Canada? This Quesada menu prices Canada 2026 guide covers the 100% Canadian Mexican chain: burritos from $11.65, the famous Big Ass Burrito at $18.25, tacos from $13.65, combos from $18.25, and family bundles up to $99.50. I went through Quesada’s official menu and current store listings across Ontario, BC and Quebec so you do not have to, and every price below is in CAD before tax. If you want to compare Mexican chains, the Chipotle Canada menu prices guide makes an interesting read, though Chipotle is the American import and Quesada is the home-grown Canadian answer.

🌯 Quesada Burrito Prices Canada

The burrito is the whole point of Quesada, so start here. Sizes run Small, Classic and Big Ass, and the price steps are pretty honest: the Small at $11.65 is a proper meal for a light appetite, the Classic at $13.65 is what most people order, and the Big Ass at $18.25 is the signature, the one with the name everybody talks about. The Cheezy BomBurrito versions add roughly three to four dollars for the cheese bomb upgrade, and honestly? Worth it if you like cheese. The build-your-own format means you pick your protein and load it up, so two people paying the same $13.65 can walk away with very different burritos. One tip from me: hard-shell corn tacos are the gluten-free lifeline on this menu, ask for them.

Quesada Menu Card Canada 2026

The Quesada menu card with current prices in CAD, transcribed from the official menu at quesada.ca and cross-checked across store listings.

A word on this menu card. Quesada publishes its menu items on quesada.ca but does not show prices there, so the card above is a clean transcription of prices from merchant-set store listings, checked against five locations across Ontario, BC and Quebec. Every price matched consistently, which tells me this is the standard national pricing. In-store prices can still vary slightly by province, so treat these as the going rates and confirm at the counter.

🥗 Quesada Burrito Bowl Prices

Burrito bowls are the rice-or-lettuce version of the burrito, same proteins, same toppings, no tortilla. Two options: the regular Burrito Bowl at $14.85 and the High Protein Bowl at $21.99. The high protein one is the gym-crowd pick, and the price jump is noticeable, so it only makes sense if you actually want the extra protein. For a normal lunch, the $14.85 bowl is plenty. It is the same price logic as the Qdoba Canada menu prices I covered, bowls costing a dollar or two more than the equivalent burrito, which stings a little when you are getting less tortilla for more money.

Quesada Quesadillas and Mexican Favourites Menu Prices

Quesadillas and Mexican favourites at Quesada, priced $13.85 and up.

The base choice matters more than people think. Brown rice makes it a meal, lettuce makes it feel like a salad with ambition, and the rice-plus-lettuce combo is the in-between I default to. The bowl prices are fixed regardless of protein, which is good news if you are a beef barbacoa person, bad news if you were hoping black beans would cost less.

🌮 Quesada Tacos and Quesadilla Prices

Three tacos for $13.65, soft or hard shell, your choice of protein. That is $4.55 a taco, which lands right in the fair zone for Canadian fast-casual. The Taco Cruncha-Dor at $17.35 is the premium three-taco option, the crunchy-shell pick for people who want the texture. The quesadilla at $13.85 is one item, one price, no variants, and it is the sleeper of the menu. Melted cheese, grilled tortilla, hard to get wrong. I have never seen anyone unhappy with a quesadilla, which is more than I can say for most fast food.

Ten proteins to choose from here, from flame-grilled chicken and beef barbacoa to saucy chipotle tofu for the plant-based crowd. In my opinion the pork al pastor is the move if they have it that day, it is the one that tastes the least like every other Mexican chain. Spicy chicken is the runner-up, but only if you are fine with actual heat.

🧀 Quesada Nachos and Sides Prices

Nachos at $13.85 is a full-build order, loaded, the kind of thing you split with the table. The Double Cheese Mini Nachos at $7.50 is the snack-size compromise. Chips & Queso at $4.95 is my pick of the side list, warm queso beats cold salsa every time, though the guac at $6.25 is genuinely good guac. Chips & Salsa at $4.95 is the cheapest way to sit in a Quesada and eat something.

🍽️ Quesada Combo Menu Prices

Combos pair your main with a drink and a side, and the math is simple: the combo adds roughly six dollars to the main item price. The Small Burrito Combo at $18.25 versus the Small Burrito at $11.65 is a $6.60 upgrade. Is it worth it? If you wanted the drink and side anyway, yes. If you are just thirsty, buy the $4.25 pop and skip the combo. The 3 Tacos Combo and Quesadilla Combo both land at $19.75, which makes them the middle-of-the-road combo picks. The Big Ass Burrito Combo at $24.75 is a lot of food for the money, nobody finishes this and says they are still hungry.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Quesada Family Bundles and Taco Kit Prices

This is where Quesada gets serious about feeding a crowd. The Family Taco Kit at $66.75 is the headline, a full taco setup for the family. The 8 Small Burritos plus Chips & Salsa at $99.50 is the party play, that is the one you order for a game night when nobody wants to cook. Bake-at-Home Nachos at $25.50 is a fun one for the oven. And the Family Jarritos Pack at $16.00 is the move if you are already spending $66 on a taco kit and want the drinks sorted too.

🍨 Quesada Desserts and Drinks Prices

Dessert is short and sweet, literally. Churros come in a 4-pack at $8.00, a 10-pack at $18.00, or singles at $4.25. The 10-pack is the better deal per churro if you are sharing. The Chocolate Chunk Cookie at $2.30 is the cheapest item on the whole menu, which is a fun fact to pull out at the table. Drinks are Mexican Coke or Jarritos at $4.75, the authentic pick, Bottle Pop at $4.25, and Dasani at $3.50. Jarritos with a burrito is the correct order, I will not be taking questions on this.

🕐 Quesada Locations and Ordering in Canada

Quesada is a Toronto-born, 100% Canadian chain with locations from British Columbia to Quebec, so most Canadians are within reach of one. Ordering runs through their own site at quesada.ca and the usual delivery apps. One thing to keep in mind: delivery-app listings often show prices slightly higher than in store, so if you are ordering in person, the numbers on this page are the ones to expect. Kids get their own menu, cheese roll ups, mini burrito and mini quesadilla, though I could not confirm current prices for those, so check the official menu before you go with little ones.

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