Taco Bell is going full throwback this fall with the launch of its Decades Menu, a limited-time offering that revives some of the chain’s most beloved items from the 1990s and 2000s. Starting September 9, customers can grab five nostalgic favorites, all priced under $3.
The promotion taps into Y2K-era culture with menu items that fans have repeatedly requested to return.
Celebrating Crunchwrap Supreme’s 20th Anniversary
As part of the throwback celebration, Taco Bell is marking 20 years of the Crunchwrap Supreme with a special combo box. The chain will also launch exclusive merchandise and a virtual companion that reacts to purchases.
Limited-Edition Merch & Crunchkin Digital Watch
Taco Bell Rewards members will have access to a series of limited-edition Tuesday merchandise drops:
- Sept. 2: First drop featuring a blinged-out Ed Hardy-style hat.
- Sept. 9: Second release introduces the Crunchkin, a Tamagotchi-inspired digital watch that evolves based on Y2K menu purchases and unlocks mini-games and rewards.
- Sept. 16: Final drop includes a vintage-style Taco Bell T-shirt with early 2000s aesthetics.
$9 Discovery Luxe Cravings Box
To honor the Crunchwrap Supreme’s anniversary, Taco Bell will also offer the $9 Discovery Luxe Cravings Box, featuring premium items.
Returning Items on Taco Bell’s Y2K Decades Menu
Taco Bell is bringing back five fan favorites that defined the late 90s and early 2000s:
Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos
The Cool Ranch version of the popular Doritos Locos Tacos returns after the success of the original Nacho Cheese shell.
Double Decker Taco
A classic hybrid featuring a crunchy taco shell wrapped in a soft tortilla layered with refried beans.
7-Layer Burrito
A vegetarian favorite stacked with beans, rice, guacamole, sour cream, lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese.
Chili Cheese Burrito
A cult classic filled with seasoned chili and melted cheddar in a warm flour tortilla.
Caramel Apple Empanada
A crispy, golden pastry filled with apple chunks and smooth caramel, making its long-awaited dessert comeback.
