IHOP Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito
The IHOP Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito costs $13.99 with 1,340 calories — the boldest breakfast burrito IHOP makes. IHOP’s official description: “Scrambled eggs, shredded beef, hash browns, fire-roasted poblano, bell & serrano peppers, onions, poblano queso, jack & cheddar cheeses and avocado.” Three peppers, shredded beef, and avocado: this is the burrito for people who find the standard breakfast burrito boring.
This guide covers the price, the full filling, the heat breakdown, nutrition, and ordering tips.
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IHOP Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito Price
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Menu price | $13.99 (prices vary by location) |
| Calories | 1,340 Cal |
| Menu section | Burritos & Tacos |
| Availability | All day, dine-in, takeout & delivery |
At $13.99 it is 50 cents cheaper than the Big Breakfast Burrito while packing shredded beef and avocado — the better value of the two on paper. See the IHOP burritos & tacos menu for the full lineup.
The Full Filling Breakdown
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Scrambled eggs | The breakfast base |
| Shredded beef | The premium protein — not bacon, not sausage |
| Hash browns | Crispy potato layer |
| Fire-roasted poblano | Smoky, mild-medium heat |
| Bell & serrano peppers | Sweet crunch + real heat |
| Onions | Savory depth |
| Poblano queso | Creamy pepper-cheese sauce |
| Jack & cheddar cheeses | Melted through |
| Avocado | Cooling richness against the heat |
Nine components — the most complex filling in the burrito lineup. The avocado is the smart move: it cools the serrano heat while adding the premium feel.
The Heat Map: Three Peppers
The name promises spice, and the build delivers it in layers:
Fire-roasted poblano — the base
Smoky and mild-medium. Poblanos bring depth more than fire — the roasted character defines the burrito’s flavor.
Serrano — the kick
This is the real heat source. Serranos run noticeably hotter than jalapeños, so the spice here is genuine, not decorative.
Bell pepper — the sweet counter
Sweet crunch that keeps the other two from overwhelming. The poblano queso rounds it all out with creamy pepper flavor.
Honest heat rating: medium-plus. Spicy-food fans will be satisfied; heat-sensitive diners should pick the Big Breakfast Burrito instead.
Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito Nutrition Facts
| Nutrient | Amount (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Calories | 1,340 |
| Total fat | ~78g |
| Carbohydrates | ~98g |
| Protein | ~56g |
| Sodium | ~2,900mg |
At 1,340 calories this is a serious plate — the shredded beef, hash browns, queso, and double cheese all contribute. The 56 grams of protein are the upside. Figures vary by location and preparation.
Ordering Tips
- Heat-sensitive? Ask for no serrano — the poblano and queso keep the flavor without the kick.
- Extra avocado cools the heat and adds the premium texture — worth asking for.
- Salsa on the side adds acidity that cuts through the queso richness.
- Split it: 1,340 calories is a two-person burrito — share it.
- Gluten note: the eggs contain wheat pancake batter — not gluten-free.
Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito FAQs
How much is the Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito?
The IHOP Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito costs $13.99 at most locations. Prices vary by restaurant.
What is in the Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito?
Scrambled eggs, shredded beef, hash browns, fire-roasted poblano, bell & serrano peppers, onions, poblano queso, jack & cheddar cheeses, and avocado — wrapped and griddled in a tortilla.
How spicy is this burrito?
Medium-plus heat. The serrano peppers bring real spice, balanced by avocado and poblano queso. Heat-sensitive diners can ask for no serrano.
How many calories are in the Spicy Poblano Breakfast Burrito?
1,340 calories — one of the heaviest breakfast items on the IHOP menu.
Is this burrito gluten-free?
IHOP notes that burrito eggs contain a splash of buttermilk and wheat pancake batter, so it is not gluten-free.
Spicy Poblano vs Big Breakfast Burrito — which is better?
The Spicy Poblano ($13.99, 1,340 Cal) has shredded beef, avocado, and real heat; the Big Breakfast Burrito ($14.49, 1,590 Cal) is bigger but milder. Choose by spice tolerance.
