Duane Beckett
Taco Bell is bringing fajita flavor to its fast-food menu nationwide starting June 18, 2026, with two new limited-time items: Fajita Street Chalupas and Chicken Fajita Nacho Fries.
According to Taco Bell via PR Newswire, both items are built around seasoned peppers and onions, but served in formats fans can eat without the usual sizzling skillet.
The new items will be available at participating Taco Bell locations nationwide for a limited time only. The Fajita Street Chalupas are listed at $5.99, while the Chicken Fajita Nacho Fries are listed at $5.49. However, prices may vary by location.
A new take on fajitas
Ordering fajitas can feel like an event, especially as the skillet would come out loud, hot, and smoky. However, Taco Bell is taking a different route here. Serving up the same flavor, but less theatre.
The new menu items include:
- Fajita Street Chalupas: Taco Bell says the Fajita Street Chalupas come as a pair and feature cheesy Street Chalupa shells. Fans can choose marinated steak or slow-roasted chicken. They’re served with seasoned peppers and onions, Creamy Jalapeño sauce, and an onion-cilantro blend.
- Chicken Fajita Nacho Fries: Chicken Fajita Nacho Fries take Taco Bell’s Nacho Fries and add slow-roasted chicken, fresh peppers and onions, Creamy Jalapeño sauce, reduced-fat sour cream, nacho cheese sauce, and a blend of cheeses.
What Taco Bell says
Luis Restrepo, Chief Marketing Officer at Taco Bell said, “Fajitas have a way of making an impression, and we wanted to bring that same excitement and unmistakable flavor to the menu in a way fans can experience wherever they are.”
He continued, “To us, it’s all about centering the savory peppers and onions that make fajitas so iconic and bringing that flavor to formats fans already love, so they get everything they crave without the sizzling spectacle.”
How to order
Taco Bell says the new items will be available beginning June 18 at participating locations for a limited time, and only while supplies last.
Fans can order at restaurants, through the drive-thru, or through the Taco Bell app.