Tijuana Flats Menu Prices 2026: Burritos, Hot Sauce Bar & Combos

Signature burritos at Tijuana Flats run between $8.99 and $12.99 as of May 2026. The cheapest is the Bean & Cheese Burrito at $8.99; the Carne Asada Burrito and Wet Burrito are at the top of the standard menu at $12.99. The party-size Megajuana Burrito is $34.99 and is built to feed four. Add a combo (chips + drink) for about $2 more.

The Hot Sauce Bar is Tijuana Flats' signature differentiator — a self-serve bar at every location stocked with 50+ bottles of hot sauce labeled from "Mild" all the way up to the legendary "Smack My Ass and Call Me Sally". It's free with any order. You can sample any sauce, take a bottle to your table, and douse your food as much as you like. The bar features Tijuana Flats house brands (Surfin' Sally, El Diablo, Tequila Sunrise, Mango Habanero, Roasted Garlic) plus regional and craft hot sauces that rotate by store.

Smack My Ass and Call Me Sally is Tijuana Flats' hottest signature hot sauce — a chain-original habanero-and-cayenne sauce that lives at the far-right end of every Hot Sauce Bar. It's labeled with a clear heat warning and is the in-house dare-you sauce. It comes in two variants — the original Smack My Ass and the even hotter Hotter Than Hell version. Bottles are also sold retail to take home from most stores, typically $5–$7.

The Megajuana Burrito is roughly 8 pounds and about 30 inches long — Tijuana Flats' party-size burrito built to feed four people. It's loaded with your choice of steak or chicken plus rice, beans, queso, three-cheese, lettuce, pico, sour cream and salsa, wrapped in an oversized tortilla. Price is $34.99 and most stores ask for 24-hour notice so the kitchen can prep it. Frequently appears in eating-contest videos.

No, but it's heavily Florida-concentrated. Tijuana Flats has roughly 80 locations, with the majority in Florida (where it was founded in Winter Park in 1995). The chain also operates stores across the Southeast and lower Midwest — North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Alabama, Indiana and Ohio — but you won't find one west of the Mississippi or in the Northeast. Use the official store locator on tijuanaflats.com for the closest store.

Taco Tuesday at Tijuana Flats means $2 tacos all day every Tuesday — chicken or ground beef. It's one of the strongest Tuesday taco deals in fast casual (most direct competitors price single tacos $3–$5). The deal is dine-in and takeout at participating locations; some Tijuana Flats stores cap quantity per order and exclude specialty street tacos and fish tacos from the promotion. Confirm the exact build with your local store.

The Megajuana Burrito is $34.99 as of May 2026 — under $9 per person if you split it four ways, which makes it one of the cheapest per-head Tex-Mex options anywhere. Most Tijuana Flats locations ask for at least 24-hour notice so the kitchen can prep the oversize tortilla.

Tijuana Flats and Chipotle land in roughly the same fast-casual price band, but the math depends on what you order. A Tijuana Flats Chicken Burrito ($10.99) sits about $0.50 below a Chipotle Chicken Burrito ($10.45–$11.45 depending on market). Tijuana Flats wins on Taco Tuesday ($2 vs. Chipotle's $10.45 for three tacos). Chipotle wins on consistency of build and no-upcharge guacamole on veggie items. Combo meals at Tijuana Flats ($13–$16) include chips and a drink — Chipotle charges separately for both.

Yes — queso is core to the Tijuana Flats menu. You can get a side of queso for about $3.49, or chips and queso for $5.49. Queso is also poured over the Wet Burrito ($12.99) and most chimichangas ($11.99–$12.99), and it appears as a layer in the Mexican Lasagna ($13.49) and the Nachos ($11.49). It's a yellow Tex-Mex queso, not Chipotle's white queso blanco.

Tijuana Flats was founded in 1995 in Winter Park, Florida by Brian Wheeler. Wheeler opened the first store next to the University of Central Florida campus with a Tex-Mex menu and the original Hot Sauce Bar concept — both have remained the chain's defining elements ever since. The company is still headquartered in Florida and most of its ~80 locations are within the state.