Taco Bell Product API

Endpoint facts

Method

GET

API path

/taco-bell/product

Auth

apiKey

Credits

1 credit/request

Charged on

Successful 2xx responses only

Platform

TacoBell

Execution

Managed browser rendering where the target needs it

Response schema

#/definitions/tacobell.productResponseDoc

How this endpoint behaves

Returns one Taco Bell US menu item in full. /taco-bell/menu lists a category's items with price and calories; this endpoint is the item's own detail page — description, every published image rendition, cross-sell references, and above all the customization matrix.

customizations is what this endpoint exists for. Each group is one set of choices the item accepts, and every option inside carries its own calorie delta and add-on price:

• protein_options — swappable proteins.
• include_options — the ingredients the item ships with, which a caller can remove.
• addon_options — extras that can be added, each priced.
• sauce_options — sauces and dressings.
• shell_options — shell and tortilla swaps, where the item offers them.
• upgrade_options — paid upgrades such as a larger size or premium protein.
• supreme_add / supreme_remove — what "make it Supreme" adds and takes away.
• fresco_add / fresco_remove — the same for Fresco style.

Groups the item does not offer are simply absent, and group order is stable across calls. Calorie deltas are signed: Fresco style replaces dairy and mayo-based sauces with pico de gallo and subtracts calories, so a negative value is correct, not a parsing error.

Calories are given twice throughout. calories is the rounded figure Taco Bell displays; accurate_calories is its unrounded figure, which is what to use when summing a build-your-own item across many options.

For the full nutrition panel — fats, sodium, carbohydrates, protein, vitamins, allergens — use /api/v1/taco-bell/nutrition. nutrition_label_url on this response points at the same label that endpoint reads.

Query parameters:

• category (required) — category slug from /api/v1/taco-bell/categories, e.g. burritos. The full path form (/food/burritos) is also accepted.
• product (required) — product slug, the last segment of a /food/{category}/{product} URL, e.g. burrito-supreme. A pasted full path is accepted too.

An unknown product slug returns a 404 rather than an empty record: Taco Bell renders the page shell with a null product instead of erroring, so the endpoint detects that and reports not-found.

Response includes code, name, description, category, price, calories, accurate_calories, images[], customizations[], related[], nutrition_label_url, modifiable, has_meatless, available_in_store, vegetarian_friendly, url, source_url, and fetched_at.

Live monitoring

Monitored request

GET /taco-bell/product?category=burritos&product=burrito-supreme

Checks passed, 7 days to 14 Oct 2026

99.4%

Median response time

1.72 s

Current status of every endpoint

Sampled response

Request, 14 Oct 2026

GET /taco-bell/product?category=burritos&product=burrito-supreme

Items in customizations

5

Fields filled in every checked item

3

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