taco bell drinks menu

You’re about to get a quick, friendly rundown of what to expect when you pick a beverage at your local spot. This guide helps you scan options, compare prices, and decide fast.

Expect a broad selection: icy Freezes, fruit refreshers, Rockstar® Energy Refrescas, fountain sodas and teas, lemonade, coffee, and juice. Availability and prices can change by store, so your choices may look a little different depending on location.

Use this page to pick the right size, watch calories, and find pairings that match your meal. You’ll see Pepsi® and MTN DEW® options thanks to a PepsiCo partnership, plus zero-sugar and zero-calorie picks.

We’ll also share simple customization ideas for fountain mixes and quick tips to keep your order within budget. Read on with confidence — this is the practical guide you’d want before you tap order or step up to the counter.

Taco Bell drinks menu with current prices and calories

Quick price heads-up: here’s what you’ll usually pay for popular beverages so you can order without surprises.

Typical ranges: hot coffee around $2.49, orange juice $2.69, many large fountain drinks $3.19, large Freezes $3.99–$4.19, Agua Refrescas $4.19, and Rockstar® Energy Refrescas $4.99.

The biggest price drivers are your location, local franchise pricing, and the size you pick (Small/Medium/Large). Prices can vary by store.

• We’ll add a simple comparison table on the finished page to show prices and calories at a glance.
• Featured favorites now: Confetti Cookie Freeze $4.19 | 260 Cal (Large); Blue Raspberry Freeze $3.99 | 150 Cal (Large); Mountain Dew Baja Midnight™ $3.19 | 420 Cal (Large).

Pick by moment: grab a fountain drink for a quick lunch, choose a Freeze for an afternoon treat, or size up for a long drive. Specialty flavors rotate, so check the app before you order.

Signature Baja Blast® and Dew Baja favorites

Baja Blast® is the signature soda most guests picture when they think of this fast-food chain.

It leans tropical and lime-forward, which makes it feel lighter than a typical citrus cola. That flavor profile is why many pair it with salty, cheesy items — the bright notes cut through richness.

MTN DEW® Baja Blast® vs. Baja Blast™ Zero Sugar

The original MTN DEW® Baja Blast® delivers full sweetness and 420 calories (Large). Baja Blast™ Zero Sugar keeps the same tropical-lime idea but drops most calories (15 Cal, Large).

Pick the regular if you want the classic taste. Choose Zero Sugar when calories matter or you want a lighter sip with the same tropical intent.

Baja Blast® Freeze for an icy twist

The MTN DEW® Baja Blast® Freeze turns that tropical-lime direction into a frozen slush. It’s colder, thicker, and often pairs nicely with spicier items because the texture soothes heat.

Mountain Dew Baja Midnight™ for deeper flavor

Mountain Dew Baja Midnight™ offers a bolder, darker profile while staying in the Dew family. It’s a good pick if you want something richer but still citrus-tinged.

• Bright lime-forward picks balance salty or cheesy foods.
• Frozen versions cool spicy bites and add dessert appeal.
• Check the app — availability changes by location.

Freezes and frozen drink flavors

Freezes turn warm afternoons into easy treats with icy texture and playful flavor. They are the chain’s go-to frozen option when you want something sweet and cold instead of a standard fountain soda.

Confetti Cookie Freeze

Rich and dessert-forward. This one tastes like a cookie blended into a creamy slush. It’s more of a treat than a thirst-quencher — 260 calories for a Large at $4.19.

Blue Raspberry Freeze

Bright and candy-like. The blue raspberry version is lighter on calories and hits fruity notes fast. Large is listed at $3.99 and 150 calories.

MTN DEW® Baja Blast® Freeze

All the signature tropical-lime flavor in an icy form. It refreshes and cools spicy bites. Large is $3.99 and 190 calories.

Pairing tip: choose a sweeter Freeze with salty, cheesy items; pick a fruit-forward one to cut through spicy heat. Crunchy textures also balance well with a slushy sip.

Flavors may rotate, so check the app if you’re hunting a specific Freeze on the bell drinks menu.

Agua Refrescas and fruit-forward refreshers

Agua Refrescas bring bright, fruit-forward flavors that feel lighter than a soda when you want something fresh.

These are simple, fruity refreshers. They often have zero calories and pair well with heavier food. Pick one when you want a non-carbonated sip.

Strawberry Passionfruit Agua Refresca

$4.19 | 0 Cal. Sweet strawberry meets tangy passionfruit. Expect a jammy-fruit scent with a bright finish.

Mango Peach Agua Refresca

$4.19 | 0 Cal. Ripe mango and soft peach create a smooth, tropical profile. Good if you like stone-fruit sweetness.

Dragonfruit Berry Agua Refresca

$4.19 | 0 Cal. Mild dragonfruit with mixed berries gives a light, slightly floral taste. It’s more subtle than pure berry blends.

• What to expect: fruit-forward options that feel lighter than sodas.
• When to pick them: warm days, long drives, or when you want a break from carbonation.
• Pairing tip: the fruit brightens and “resets” your palate between rich or spicy bites.
• Availability varies by location, so some stores may not carry every flavor on the bell drinks menu.

Rockstar® Energy Refrescas for an energy boost

When you need a little lift with fruity flavor, Rockstar® Energy Refrescas bring both zip and taste.

These are best if you want a flavored refresher with caffeine. Expect a light, fruit-forward sip that wakes you up. Availability can be more limited than fountain options. Check your local store before you head out.

Two current flavors stand out. Tropical Punch is sweeter and more candy-like. Pineapple Lime is brighter and tangier. Both cost $4.99.

• Set the expectation: choose these for a mild energy lift alongside a flavored refresher-style drink.
• Pairing tip: try a citrusy refresca with a chicken meal — the acidity cuts through richer, savory bites.
• Availability note: energy Refrescas may not be at every location, so check the store list or the app for current options.
• Caffeine caution: if you are sensitive, review nutrition details before you sip.

For seasonal variations and context on limited releases, see this note on seasonal Refrescas: seasonal Refrescas.

Fountain drinks, teas, and lemonade

Start with the fountain lineup so you can spot classic sodas, citrus options, and iced tea at a glance.

Cola lineup

Pepsi®, Diet Pepsi®, Pepsi® Zero Sugar, Cherry Pepsi® are the cola core. Diet and zero-sugar picks keep calories low while keeping familiar flavor.

Citrus and lemon-lime

MTN DEW®, MTN DEW® Zero, and Starry® bring citrus punch. Mountain Dew® and dew® baja fans often choose these to cut richness.

Classic picks

Mug® Root Beer and G2 Gatorade® Fruit Punch offer non-standard soda choices. G2 is lower in calories and good if you want a fruity boost.

Tea and juice-style options

Brisk® Mango Fiesta, Lipton® Sweet Tea, and Lipton® Unsweetened Iced Tea give a calmer sip. Tropicana® Original Lemonade is here too at $3.19 | 120 Cal (Large).

• Diet and zero-sugar choices are called out for calorie-conscious diners.
• Fountain drinks are a solid value add to a taco or chicken combo.
• Cola pairs with classic tastes; citrus sodas cut through richness; tea is lighter between bites.
• If you want Baja Blast, check the taco bell app — it’s a signature option at many locations.

Coffee and iced coffee options

Start your morning or reset your afternoon with a simple cup or a sweeter, dessert-style sip.

Pick a straight Premium Hot Coffee for a low-calorie wake-up. The Regular Iced Coffee gives the same clean flavor in a cold form.

Cinnabon Delights® options bring a cinnamon-bun sweet note. Both hot and iced Delights are richer and higher in calories. Choose them as a treat with breakfast or as a post-meal sweet sip.

• Best moments: breakfast runs, early road trips, or when you want coffee alongside your meal instead of a soda.
• Customization: ask for less ice on the iced coffee or add sweetener/cream where available. Options vary by store.

Juice options for breakfast and all-day sipping

Orange juice is a simple, reliable choice that suits breakfast and light meals any time of day. It gives a familiar, non-carbonated option when you want something bright but not fizzy.

Tropicana® Orange Juice: $2.69, 140 Cal

Tropicana® Orange Juice is the go-to bottled option for many guests. It pairs well with eggs, biscuits, and sweeter breakfast items because the citrus cuts richness.

• Keep it simple: choose Tropicana® when you want a familiar, non-carbonated sip.
• Compare quickly: a bottle is a clear swap for hot coffee or a fountain soda if you prefer no caffeine.
• Why it works: the acidity refreshes the palate and balances greasy or savory breakfast items.
• Family tip: orange juice is an easy pick for kids and anyone avoiding caffeine.
• Availability note: bottled juice may vary by location and time of day; check local listings before you count on it.

Pick orange juice when you want a lighter, familiar sip that still feels like breakfast. It’s a practical choice for families and for anyone who prefers a non-caffeinated option later in the day.

Drink sizes, refills, and customization

A quick look at sizes, refill rules, and simple tweaks will help you pick the right cup.

Typical size guide

Most U.S. locations offer three common portions. Small is around 16 oz. Medium runs near 20 oz. Large is about 30 oz.

Note: specialty items may use different containers. Check your location for exact measures.

Refills and dine-in policy

Many U.S. stores allow free refills on dine-in fountain purchases during your visit. Policies can vary by location, so ask a team member if you’re unsure.

Quick customization checklist

• Ice level: light, normal, or extra to control dilution.
• Mix flavors: blend two fountain bases for a fan-style sip.
• Zero-sugar base: swap to a zero option to cut calories.

Popular mix idea: Baja Blast with Starry for a citrus-lime mashup. Availability depends on which fountain options are active that day.

Match size to the moment

Small for a quick bite. Medium for a full meal. Large if you’re heading out or sharing.

Customization is often easiest in the app. You can see what your local store carries and confirm bell drinks options before you go.

Ordering your Taco Bell drink online, in-app, or at a location

There are three simple ways to grab a cold or hot cup—each fits a different kind of day.

Find your nearest location and check availability

Open the app first. It shows what that store currently stocks. Specialty Freezes, Agua Refrescas, or energy Refrescas can be location-dependent.

How to add a drink to combos for better value

Adding a drink to a combo often costs less than buying items a la carte. If you order a chicken combo or a taco meal, swap in a fountain soda for a cheaper upgrade, or choose a Freeze if you want a treat.

Happier Hour deals and when to check for specials

Happier Hour runs in many markets around 2 PM–5 PM. Offers vary but may include $1 medium drinks or discounted Freezes. Check the app before you order so you don’t miss a deal.

Tip: confirm customizations in the app so you avoid surprises at the window. For full listings and current options, visit the official drinks page.

Good-to-know nutrition, allergens, and dietary notes before you sip

Before you sip, take a moment to check nutrition and allergen details so you order with confidence.

Many items may contain egg, milk, soy, wheat, or other allergens. Food is made on shared equipment and cross contact can occur. Confirm specifics at the official allergen page: https://www.tacobell.com/nutrition/allergen-info.

Certified vegetarian items are generally lacto-ovo. Note that shared frying oil and shared handling may affect strict vegetarian choices.

Calories and sugar vary widely between fountain sodas, Freezes, coffee drinks, and zero-sugar options. Choosing Diet or Zero Sugar cuts calories but check caffeine if you are sensitive.

Also remember sodium: some orders can push past the daily limit when combined with a sandwich or chicken item. Use the nutrition tools on the site to match a drink to your meal and needs.