Taco Bell

This Taco Bell location is one I frequent due purely to it’s location (and my love for Taco Bell in general). But I have got to stop. This location is disappointing 99% of the time. It just is. You can always count on anything crunchy being broken or stale. Crunchwrap supremes are always folded incorrectly so they fall open the instant you take a bite. Go there if you want, just know what you’re getting into. Don’t expect excellence.

I don’t normally review fast food restaurants. but I have to say that this Taco Bell has satisfied some major cravings in recent times for me.
I’ve had huge hankerings for chalupas and Mexican pizzas lately. If you haven’t had either before, I suggest you try one. (To be honest there aren’t a whole lot of other items on their menu that I like to eat).
A chalupa is like a taco except it’s made with fried flatbread. You can get a chalupa with chicken or with ground beef. I usually get the chicken one, which is a $ 1 more, but I think it’s worth it at $ 3.xx. The Mexican pizza is $ 3.xx as well and is kind of like a tostada with beans, ground beef, melted cheese, tomatoes. Back in the day they used to be topped with green onions but that ended after an E. coli outbreak or something. Darn.
I haven’t been here late at night, only during the day and around 9 am. Service was good and fast, and the health score rating at this location is in the 90’s.

this taco bell location holds the 2015 guinness book of world records for a «beef» burrito supreme with the least amount of beef in it – on the very tip of one end it had less than ¹⁄₁₀^th of a teaspoon of beef in it. not kidding. won’t be back.

The only reason why I’m giving this 3 stars is because I feel that I have been morally wronged. This is my Taco Bell. I love it whole-​heartedly, and I feel so let down tonight. I sat behind a group of dysfunctional people in an SUV limousine, and the staff humored them for 30 minutes while the long line of cars behind us honked. This has nothing to do with the skimpy beans in the bean burritos, this has to do with being trapped in a line of cars for 30 minutes. Otherwise, this is my favorite place. But only because it’s the nearest Taco Bell.

I should know that any decision that starts with «Hey, let’s go to Taco Bell» is going to be a bad one.
Storytime!
9:30 (ish) on a Tuesday night, we stop here after an event, and all seems well at the drive-​thru upon arrival (no long lines, lights are on, etc.), so we pulled up, ordered from the talking screen and then pulled around behind the car at the window.
Then we sat.
And we sat.
And after ten minutes, I turned off my engine.
And we sat some more.
And as time dragged on and on, one, two, three… six more cars piled up behind us. Unfortunately, this drive-​thru offered no escape– there was a curb immediately next to the cars, then bollards and then a grassy hill… so we were doomed to wait either until food was delivered or the car in front of us gave up and left, allowing us an escape route.
The car in front of us did nothing of the sort.
FINALLY, twenty minutes later, the window opens and the glorious brown bag of junk food was delivered to the customers ahead of us.
I started the car, pulled up to the window, and was greeted with «That’ll be $ 7.20, cash only, our card ain’t workin’.» And no apologies.
Well no wonder it took so long the first time, the guys in front of me probably had to run across the street to the ATM before they could pay for their meal. UGH.
Never again, Taco Bell. Never again. (We’ll see how long this rings true, though)

I have been to many Taco Bells in my life and this is by far the worst. Not only were the tacos shells clearly old/​stale, they forgot my chicken quesadilla. I understand it’s Taco Bell but damn, get it together.

Why would people be ashamed of reviewing a Taco Bell? Are you ashamed of Heaven? Do you not like complimenting nice people? Do you think awesome food perfected in test kitchens for decades is not worthy of your high standards? I will (and am) shout it from the rooftops that Taco Bell is fast-​food Nirvana. Now with breakfast? Are you kidding me? The A.M. Crunchwrap is so good it’s Biblical. Not only is the combination of sausage, egg, and hashbrowns perfectly coordinated with the ever-​so-​slightly spicy Taco Bell cheese, but it’s neat as well in it’s own snug and crumb-​free edible packet. It is undoubtedly the perfect road food breakfast for neat freaks like me. My kids and I are eagerly awaiting the Waffle Taco. If I have one without them they may stab me.

Great Tbell! Amazing drunk food. Got the order right, quick and easy. Would definitely recommend to those in need of «Mexican» food in the area. Would definitely go again.

Terrific location for getting your crunchy taco on. I’m not too proud to review a Taco Bell, and this one is in a good location – right in front of the Target store. Clean inside, great food and speedy service.

I wanted a cheery limeade! Super Yummy! That’s all I got b/​c once you’re over 25 anything from here will probably have you in the bathroom way longer than one should be… LOL!

Run!!! This is the WORST Taco Bell I have been to in my life!!! If I could put no stars here I would! The people in the drive-​through are the rudist people that I have ever run into. They could care less whether you wait or get your food. I asked for hot sauce and it was like I was asking for a million dollars. I asked for 6 hot sauces and she gave me one!!! I asked for more and she gave me one at a time with a nasty look. I will never go back to this place and I would highly recommend that you choose another place to grab something quick! Worst Taco Bell in the country!!!

If you like Taco Bell, then this location is a good one.

So, I ventured out to Taco Bell to try their new Dorito taco. If if you don’t like Doritos or tacos, you have to admit, the idea seems pretty brilliant. (By the way, if you don’t like Doritos or tacos, then this is definitely not they type of place you should look for a meal at). The potential to try something like a Dorito taco is what makes life worth living.
Anyway, the Dorito taco was an overall disappointment. The flavor of the meat and other ingredients (even without taco sauce) totally over powered the subtle flavoe of the taco shell. Basically, it was like eating a regular taco but I got orange powder on my hands. Needless to say, I was quite bummed.
My overall evaluation from someone who has eaten too much Taco Bell his lifetime — this place just isn’t that great. Sure, if you are craving really cheap tacos, then this is the place to go. And I like their quesadillas (highly underrated). But I’d much rather go to Chipotle and spend a tiny bit more and get much better mexican-​ish food.

My very first time at a Taco Bell — I was on a deadline and had to grab something, quick, at 1 AM because I forgot to eat and had a headache, and, well, why not? Bean burrito with guacamole, was. not bad at all — although very… processed — bean and cheese paste, but it was all right. Of course, it doesn’t compare to my cooking, or really anyone’s cooking for that matter — and I’m sure its super-​unhealthy, but a-​ok.

Late-​night post outing drive thru. We ordered SOOOO much food for a car-​load of partied-​out girls for only $ 20! We got our complicated order fast and of course checked it… to find we were missing a Mexican pizza. No problem, whizzed around the drive thru again weeeee and got it from the window. Plus an empanada! Ravaged our items at our apartment together soon after– it was just what we needed to finish a night out. We’ll be back soon for another «midnight» snack.

my 14 year old begged me to go there to get him a 7-​layer burrito. I really did not like the overly bright fluorescent lights in the place, it gave me the creeps. Too institutional in feel. What’s worse the tables and floors were dirty and the bright lights made it all the more obvious that the restaurant wasn’t clean.

You know, I don’t really have very high expectations for Taco Bell. I really don’t. But the impressively poor service at this location just really motivates me to mention it here. Customer service is clearly the last thing on the mind of every person who works here. They just do not care about you, or your food, or anything, it seems.
While, because it’s the closest one to me, I probably won’t stop going here for my (exceedingly rare) Taco Bell experience, I just want people to know not to expect anything resembling service. Sad, really.

I thought I was going to have a delicious time at the Taco Bell as I drove back from the DFM. The drive through line was short, the server was polite and double checked my order, and I got my food on time.
Now when I got home, I discovered something frighting. Two out of four of my damn burritos had meat and cheese. I have carefully stated that I don’t want any of that, yet, in my damn supreme burrito, there was some damn beef and some cheese. The wonderful nature of my diet allowed me to gag then vomit all over my table upon realizing this terrible fact. Thankfully, they did not f up the other two burritos, which made a great feeling as they were regurgitated out of my stomach.
Thank you, taco bell, for such a great adventure tonight. You have lost a customer.

Yes, I do realize I’m reviewing a Taco Bell. You know what? I don’t care. When it’s 1 am and I can drive less than 2 minutes and have a 7-​layer burrito with fire sauce and a caramel apple empanada, it’s all good. This is perhaps the one and only fast food place I frequent, and I don’t foresee that changing any time soon.