Federico’s Mexican Food Menu USA Prices 2026

The burritos are the whole reason most people walk through the door. They’re big, they’re stuffed, and honestly, the Carne Asada Burrito at $13.99 is one of the best value big-burrito orders in Phoenix. You want the cheapest way in? The Bean Burrito is $7.19 and it’ll still fill you up.

Tacos run from $4.00 for a single Mini Taco to $8.99 for a five-piece order of rolled tacos with cheese and guacamole. The real star here is the rolled taco, crispy, golden, shredded beef inside, and the five-piece with guac is the best shareable deal on the whole menu.

Quesadillas start at $7.99 for the classic Cheese and top out at $19.19 for the Mar y Tierra, which loads both carne asada and shrimp into one tortilla. If you just want something melty and cheap, the Cheese Quesadilla is the play. If you want the full Federico’s experience, go big.

The tortas are the sleeper hit of the Federico’s Mexican Food menu. Served on soft telera rolls, they run $9.59 to $11.89, which makes the Chicken, Chorizo and Machaca tortas some of the cheapest filling meals in the building. The Carne Asada Torta at $11.89 is the one to beat, juicy steak, avocado, and just enough jalapeño to wake you up.

Breakfast here runs $10.79 to $14.19, and it’s available all day at most locations, which is exactly how it should be. The Country Burrito at $10.79 is the cheapest breakfast option. The Steak & Egg at $14.19 is the heavyweight, carne asada and eggs wrapped up together. Honestly, the Chorizo Special at $11.19 is the sweet spot for flavor per dollar.

The specials are where Federico’s shows off. The Carne Asada Fries are $17.39, a full plate of crispy fries buried under chopped carne asada, guacamole, sour cream and cheese. It’s the most-ordered item in the whole chain. The fajita plates ($15.99 to $20.49) come sizzling, and the Super Nachos at $18.69 could honestly feed two people.

The combination plates run $14.99 to $18.99 and they’re built for serious appetites, two tacos plus sides, burrito plus enchilada, that kind of thing. The Two Beef Burritos at $17.49 is the best shareable value here. Everything comes with rice and beans, so you’re not leaving hungry.

Two enchiladas for $8.89 is one of the quietest bargains on the Federico’s Mexican Food menu. The tostadas start at $5.89 for a bean tostada and top out around $8.49 for carne asada. The Taco Salad at $12.49 is the move when you want something that feels lighter but still eats like a meal.

The salads are simple but fresh, $11.99 for chicken and $12.99 for shrimp, both loaded with avocado and tortilla strips. Sides are where you round out an order, a pint of rice is $6.29, and the churros at $3.89 are non-negotiable if you ask me. Crispy, cinnamon-sugared, gone in about forty seconds.

Here’s the honest truth about Federico’s Mexican Food nutrition information: the chain doesn’t publish a nutrition PDF or calorie counts for its menu items. No official calorie table exists on their website, and you won’t find nutrition panels in the restaurants. So what do you do if you’re counting calories?

Your lightest bets are the salads (Chicken Salad at $11.99, Shrimp Salad at $12.99), the bean tostada, and the grilled pollo asado items, which skip the fryer. The heaviest hitters are obvious, the Carne Asada Fries ($17.39) and the Super Nachos ($18.69) are share plates for a reason. Ask for sauces and guacamole on the side, skip the cheese on a burrito, and go for the grilled proteins over fried. If you need exact numbers for dietary reasons, your best move is to check the nutrition calculators on the delivery apps, which sometimes list estimated calories per item.

Federico’s doesn’t run a national rewards app, so the savings game here is about ordering smart. Here’s what actually works:

• Order direct from the website. Ordering pickup at federicosmexicanfood.com skips the delivery-app markup and fees. The menu prices listed there are the real in-store prices.
• Watch the delivery apps. DoorDash regularly runs promos on Federico’s locations, including $0 delivery for DashPass members, 20% off orders over $25, and up to $6 off coupons. If you’re ordering delivery anyway, check for a promo code before you check out.
• Share the big plates. The Carne Asada Fries ($17.39), Super Nachos ($18.69) and Two Beef Burritos ($17.49) are all easy to split. Two people eating off one of these pays less than $10 each.
• Go for the value heroes. The Bean Burrito ($7.19), Cheese Quesadilla ($7.99), two enchiladas ($8.89) and the $4.89 beef taco are the cheapest items at Federico’s Mexican Food. A full meal under $10 is totally doable.
• Late-night run? Many locations are open 24 hours, and off-peak hours sometimes mean faster service and fresher batches from the grill.

This is one of the best parts of the deal: a lot of Federico’s locations are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The Goodyear flagship runs 6:00 AM to midnight daily, while most Phoenix, Glendale and Youngtown spots never close. Hours can vary by location, so check your local store before a 3 AM carne asada run.

Federico’s Mexican Food is a family-owned Arizona chain serving authentic Mexican fast food for over 20 years. What started as a local spot grew into 20+ locations across the Phoenix metro area, including Goodyear, Glendale, Scottsdale, Tolleson and Youngtown. The hook is simple: carne asada cooked over an open flame, huge portions, a salsa bar with real-deal red and green salsas, and drive-thrus that stay open around the clock. It’s the kind of place where the regulars have their order memorized and the staff starts making it before you finish talking.

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