Tortilla menu prices in the UK start at about £10.30 for a regular burrito or bowl and run up to roughly £14.95 for a meal deal, with sides like guacamole from £2. Everything is customisable, built around California-style burritos, bowls, tacos and quesadillas. Here are the current Tortilla prices and the best-value picks.
Tortilla UK at a glance
| Burrito or bowl | from £10.30 |
|---|---|
| Premium filling (barbacoa) | from £11.60 |
| Quesadilla bundle | from £11.80 |
| Meal deal | from £14.95 |
| Sides | guac £2, chips and salsa £2.50 |
| Last updated | June 2026 |
Full Tortilla UK menu prices
Tortilla is a fast-casual Mexican chain where you build your own burrito, bowl, tacos or quesadilla from fresh ingredients. Prices vary a little by location. Prices below are representative; check your local restaurant or the Tortilla app for exact figures and offers.
Mains and sides
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Regular Burrito | from £10.30 |
| Salad or Burrito Bowl | from £10.30 |
| Barbacoa Beef (premium) | from £11.60 |
| Classic Quesadilla Bundle | from £11.80 |
| Meal Deal (main, side, drink) | from £14.95 |
| Chips and Salsa | from £2.50 |
| Guacamole | £2.00 |
Best ways to save at Tortilla
The meal deal bundles a main, chips or salad and a drink for less than buying them separately, so it is the value pick if you want the full lineup. The protein pots from £6 are the cheapest way to eat if you only want a light meal. The Tortilla app carries the rewards scheme and regular offers, so download it before you order, and students can often find a discount through student offer sites. Skipping the premium fillings and extra sides keeps a standard burrito close to the £10 mark.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a burrito at Tortilla?
A regular burrito or bowl starts from £10.30, rising to around £11.60 with a premium filling like barbacoa beef.
Does Tortilla have a meal deal?
Yes. The meal deal includes a main, chips or salad and a drink from around £14.95.
How much is guacamole at Tortilla?
Guacamole is £2.00 as a side, and chips and salsa start from £2.50.
Does Tortilla have a rewards scheme?
Yes. The Tortilla app runs the rewards scheme and regular offers, and students can often find a discount through student offer sites.
About Tortilla in the UK
Tortilla opened its first restaurant near London’s Notting Hill in the mid-2000s, part of the early wave of build-your-own burrito chains bringing a Chipotle-style counter-service format to the UK before that concept became widespread. It grew steadily and eventually floated on the London Stock Exchange, reflecting its expansion into one of the more established Mexican fast-casual chains in the country. The build-your-own format has remained consistent throughout its growth, letting customers assemble a burrito, bowl or taco exactly to their preference.
What to expect at Tortilla
Expect a straightforward counter-service format, moving along a line choosing your base, protein and toppings, similar to other build-your-own Mexican chains. Because pricing is partly determined by your choices, sticking to standard fillings rather than adding several extras keeps the cost toward the lower end. Tortilla runs a loyalty app with regular offers, worth signing up for if you visit often, since the rewards can add up over repeated orders.
More frequently asked questions
Is Tortilla similar to other build-your-own burrito chains?
Yes, it follows a similar counter-service format to competitors like Barburrito, letting you choose your base, protein and toppings.
Does Tortilla have a loyalty app?
Yes, a loyalty app with regular offers is available, worth joining if you order frequently.
Making the most of a Tortilla visit
Checking the Tortilla menu online before you go, rather than deciding once you arrive, can help you plan around any current deals or combo pricing that might not be obvious from a quick glance at the in-store board. Visiting during quieter periods, generally mid-afternoon on a weekday, tends to mean faster service and a calmer atmosphere than the traditional lunch or dinner rush. Checking whether your local Tortilla branch offers any loyalty scheme is worth doing if you visit regularly, since the savings can add up meaningfully over time.
Tortilla for different occasions
Whether Tortilla suits a quick solo visit, a family meal or a larger group gathering depends partly on the specific format and location, worth checking which model your nearest branch follows before planning around a particular occasion. Larger groups should check ahead whether a booking is needed or recommended, particularly for a weekend visit when tables can be in higher demand. Checking current reviews for your specific local branch, rather than the brand’s general reputation, gives the most accurate picture of what to expect on the day.
Does Tortilla have a loyalty scheme worth joining?
Many locations do, worth checking your specific branch, since savings from a loyalty scheme can add up meaningfully for regular visitors.
Should I book ahead for a larger Tortilla group?
Worth checking in advance, particularly for a weekend visit, since table availability for larger groups can vary by location.