Allsup’s Menu USA Prices 2026

The direct answer first: the Allsups menu prices for burritos start at $3.49, and the one you want is the Beef and Bean. This is the item that made Allsup’s famous. Legend says a regular burrito accidentally went into the donut fryer back around 1974, and the crispy result never left the menu. It sells by the millions every year, about 27 million burritos a year across the chain, and fans talk about it the way other towns talk about their local pizza place.

My pick, honestly? Beef and Bean with a packet of the signature taco sauce. The shell shatters when you bite it, the filling is salty and savory, and it tastes even better at 1 a.m. on a road trip than it does at lunch. The Hatch Green Chile and Cheese is the one New Mexico locals defend hardest, and the chimichanga is the beefier, crunchier cousin. Do not skip the sauce. Trust me on that one.

One honest warning: the hot case is first come, first served. At busy stores the Beef and Bean sells out fast, and the staff will tell you straight up when the next batch is coming. If your favorite is not ready, the chimichanga is never a bad backup plan.

Breakfast burritos at Allsup’s start at $3.99, and they are available all day at most stores, which is a bigger deal than it sounds. There is no breakfast cutoff to race against. The Steak, Egg and Cheese is the heartiest of the bunch and the one I would grab before a long drive, while the Sausage, Egg and Cheese is the classic morning pick.

These are proper grab-and-go burritos, not dainty cafe wraps. Egg, cheese, and your choice of meat, all rolled up and ready to eat one-handed in the car. Add a coffee and you have a full breakfast for under six bucks, which is getting hard to find anywhere in 2026.

The cheapest items at Allsups start at $1.49 for coffee, with the Corn Dog at $1.99 and the Hot Link at $2.29 close behind. This is where the hot case really earns its keep. The Mini Tacos are the sleeper hit here, small, crunchy, and easy to share, or not share, no judgment.

If you are feeding kids in the back seat or just want something salty while you drive, the snacks section is your friend. The Mozzarella Sticks are properly gooey when they are fresh from the fryer, and the Sausage Biscuit is a solid morning option when you do not want a full burrito.

The best combo value on the Allsups menu is the 2 burritos plus fountain drink combo at $7.00, a deal customers were still posting about in 2026. Two Beef and Bean burritos and a fountain soda for seven bucks is the kind of math that makes a road trip better. The Tallsup is the big 32 oz fountain drink, and yes, the name is fun to say out loud.

Small tip: ask what is fresh in the case before you order. A burrito that just came out of the fryer beats one that has been sitting under the lamp, and the staff will usually tell you honestly.

Yes, Allsups burritos can be ordered online in bulk packs for delivery. The chain launched online sales of its famous burritos, chimis, taco sauce, and salsa, so fans outside the Southwest can finally get their fix shipped to the door. Packs come in sizes of 6, 12, 24, and 48, and the Beef and Bean packs run from $49.99 up to $159.99, while Shredded Beef Chimichanga packs run from $69.99 to $159.99.

Heating tip for the shipped packs: a hot oven or air fryer gets you closest to the store version. The microwave works in a pinch, but you lose the crunch, and the crunch is the whole point.

Here is the honest nutrition picture: Allsup’s does not publish a full nutrition sheet the way big fast food chains do, so the calorie figures in this article are typical estimates for similar items, not official lab values. Ask in store if you need exact figures for a specific item.

The lightest picks are coffee at about 5 calories and the Corn Dog at about 260. The heaviest single items are the Steak, Egg and Cheese Burrito at about 560 and the Shredded Beef Chimichanga at about 540, since deep-frying adds up fast. If you want a lighter stop, pair a Ham, Egg and Cheese Burrito with water instead of soda, or split a combo with a friend. Nobody is coming to Allsup’s for a salad, and that is fine, but knowing the rough numbers helps you pick your moment.

Want the cheapest possible Allsups run? Start with the rewards app, then watch for the burrito holidays. Here are the deals that actually work:

• Yesway and Allsup’s Rewards app: the loyalty program is where the real prices hide. Rewards members got a Beef and Bean Burrito with a 32 oz Tallsup drink for just $1.99 on National Burrito Day, and members regularly get fuel discounts and food offers in the app.
• World Famous Burrito Day: every September 7, the birthday of founder Lonnie Allsup, rewards members have scored buy one get one free burritos, plus 50 cent burritos with the purchase of two 20 oz Pepsi or Mountain Dew bottles during the celebration weeks.
• The $7 combo: two Beef and Bean burritos with a fountain drink for $7.00 is the everyday value play, no app needed.
• Fuel savings: the rewards app regularly offers cents off per gallon, including 25 cents off per gallon during grand opening weekends at new stores, which makes a food and fuel stop do double duty.
• Grand opening giveaways: new stores run opening weekend promos, recent ones included a $5 Pepsi 20 oz and Frito-Lay Grab Bag deal and a year of weekly beef sticks draw.

One more money tip: the shipped burrito packs look pricey until you do the per burrito math. A 48 pack at $159.99 works out to about $3.33 per burrito, which is actually cheaper than buying singles in store.

Most Allsup’s stores are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and that is the simplest answer. The hot food case is the thing that varies, since fresh batches come out through the day and can sell out late at night. If you are planning a late stop, the store itself will almost certainly be open, but your favorite burrito might need a few minutes for a fresh batch.

A few smaller or older locations may keep shorter hours, so check the store locator on the official site before a long detour. The newest stores, like the Willcox, Arizona store that opened October 2, 2026, run a full 24 hour schedule.

Allsup’s started in 1956 in Roswell, New Mexico, when Lonnie and Barbara Allsup opened a drive-in grocery called Lonnie’s Drive-In. The idea was simple: a store where you could get groceries and a hot meal without a big trip to town. The chain grew across the Southwest, the deep-fried burrito showed up around 1974, and it never really stopped growing. Yesway acquired Allsup’s on November 19, 2019, when the chain had 304 stores, and today the combined Yesway and Allsup’s group runs more than 400 stores, with about 250 Allsup’s stores in Texas alone. The brand entered Arizona in October 2026 with a new store in Willcox, and more are planned. Headquarters sits in Clovis, New Mexico, and the burrito is still made the same crispy way.

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