District Taco Menu USA Prices 2026

The tacos are the star of the District Taco menu. Every taco is built your way, starting with a corn or flour tortilla, then your protein, then your fixings. You get three ways to dress them: Mexican way (cilantro, onion, lime), American way (lettuce, cheese, sour cream) or Jefe way (grilled peppers and onions). Honestly? The Jefe way is my pick. The char on those peppers changes everything.

Proteins include carnitas, grilled chicken, carne asada, al pastor, barbacoa, beer-battered fish and a veggie build with beans, rice and grilled peppers. You can order a single taco for $4.99 or go for the 3-taco plate at $12.49, which is the better value if you are actually hungry. The fish taco deluxe is a different beast, it is a plump beer-battered fillet with chipotle crema, and people swear by it.

Burritos and bowls at District Taco run $12.49 to $14.99, and these are not dainty little wraps. They are stuffed, overstuffed even, with rice, beans, your protein, pico de gallo, cheese and guac if you are feeling fancy. The burrito is the classic pick. The bowl is the move if you are skipping the tortilla, and the ensalada (their salad) does the job when you want something lighter without giving up the good stuff.

The California burrito is the one everyone talks about. Carne asada, crispy fries stuffed INSIDE the burrito, cheese, guac, chipotle crema. It is $14.99 and worth every penny. The burrito mojado is the burrito’s saucy cousin, smothered in enchilada sauce and melted cheese. And the nachos borrachos? A loaded plate of chips, queso, beans, your protein and all the toppings. Share it. Or don’t. I won’t judge.

Here is something most people don’t know until they try it: District Taco serves breakfast ALL DAY. Yep, you can roll in at 6pm and order a breakfast burrito. The breakfast menu is short but it punches above its weight. The breakfast burrito is the heavyweight, scrambled eggs, crispy potatoes, cheese and your choice of bacon, chorizo or veggie, all wrapped up for $12.49. Huevos rancheros is the plate version with ranchero sauce and warm tortillas for $13.49.

Feeding a crew? The breakfast taco box is the move, a 6-pack for $24.99 or a 12-pack for $47.99. Office mornings, weekend family brunch, tailgate before the game, it covers them all. The breakfast tacos themselves are $4.99 each, or 3 for $12.49.

Let’s be honest, half the fun of a taqueria is the chips situation. District Taco makes their chips in-house, and it shows. They are thick, salty, still-warm-when-you-get-them chips. The small chips and salsa is the perfect starter. But the real question is queso or guac? The queso is smooth and rich. The guac is made fresh daily with real avocados, and you can taste it. Get the large chips and guac for $9.99 and thank me later.

Do not skip dessert here. The churros are the sleeper hit of the whole District Taco menu. They come rolled in cinnamon sugar, crispy outside, soft inside, and the small order at $3.29 is honestly the best three dollars you will spend all day. Add the warm chocolate sauce for $0.79 and just try to eat them slowly. You won’t.

On the drinks side, Jarritos sodas are the classic pairing, mandarin, lime, pineapple and fruit punch. Mexican Coke in the glass bottle, made with real cane sugar, is the move for purists. Kids get the usual juice, milk and water options.

District Taco publishes nutrition information for its full menu, so you can check calories before you order. Here are the highlights. A single street taco runs a reasonable 200 to 350 calories depending on the protein, which makes the 3-taco plate a surprisingly sensible dinner. Burritos and bowls are the heavy hitters, landing between 900 and 1,550 calories once you load them up with cheese, sour cream and guac. The California burrito sits at the top of the range thanks to those crispy fries inside.

For lighter options, the ensalada bowls with chicken and light dressing stay under 600 calories, and a breakfast taco with eggs and veggies starts around 300 calories. The churros are a treat, not a health food, at roughly 400 calories for the small order. If you need the full District Taco nutrition PDF with allergen and ingredient details, it is available on the official District Taco website, and locations keep printed copies behind the counter.

District Taco runs its own loyalty program called District Taco Rewards, and it is genuinely one of the better fast-casual programs out there. You earn 10 points for every $1 you spend, and you get 500 bonus points just for signing up. That is basically a head start toward free food. Rewards are redeemed right in the app when you order.

The program has three tiers. Everyone starts at Poblano, which gets you the signup bonus, a birthday reward and members-only offers. Spend $250 in 12 months and you hit Jalapeño, which adds a free small chips or small churros reward plus an upgraded birthday reward. Spend $750 in 12 months and you reach Habanero, the top tier, with the best birthday reward, exclusive merch and access to the District Taco secret menu and events. Yes, there is a secret menu. Yes, it is worth working toward.

How to Save at District Taco

• Join the app first. The 500-point signup bonus costs you nothing and puts free food within reach fast. Order through the app every time so every dollar counts.
• Go for the 3-taco plate. Three tacos for $12.49 beats three singles at $4.99 each. That is a $2.48 savings before you even sit down.
• Hit the salsa bar. The self-serve salsa bar is free and unlimited. Load up on fresh salsas instead of paying for extra sauce cups.
• Breakfast all day = value. A breakfast burrito at $12.49 is one of the cheapest filling meals on the menu, and you can order it at dinner.
• Watch for birthday and tier rewards. Poblano members get a birthday reward, and Jalapeño and Habanero tiers unlock free chips or churros. Free is free.

Most District Taco locations open early and close late, which makes sense for a place that serves breakfast all day. Typical hours are Monday through Friday 7am to 10pm, and Saturday and Sunday 10am to 10pm. Some locations open at 8am on weekdays, and a few suburban spots close a bit earlier, so check your local spot before heading out.

Holiday hours can vary. Most locations stay open on major holidays with reduced hours, but call ahead on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Breakfast is served all day, every day, so the early opening is really for the breakfast crowd and the late close covers dinner and late-night taco runs.

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