Taco Bell

It would be great if the price on the board matched what they ring up.

I love me some Taco Bell. Whenever my son gets to pick dinner most times he picks Taco Bell.
Even though my wife and son incorrectly order their bean burritos with no onions and without red sauce and I get them they were God designed them to be eaten, Taco Bell always gets both orders correct.
Throw in some cheesy roll ups (which let’s be honest is just a tortilla with some melted cheese with a fancy name to trick kids in to getting it) some soft tacos and you can feed a fmily of 3 for around $ 10. Victory!
This Taco Bell always seems to crush its health department scores as well. #winning

Lousy, slow service. Nobody cares about the customers. Go home if don’t want do the job. Make room for other people that want to work.

I’ve always loved Taco Bell but unfortunately my local one (Braker and Research) always and I mean ALWAYS messes up my order.
Today was one of the worst.
My order:
Cheese Quesadilla no sauce
Nacho Bell Grande no sour cream
Large Pepsi
Mild sauce
What I got:
Chicken Quesadilla
Nachos with no beef!?!
Medium Pepsi
Fire Sauce
⁰⁄₄ that’s a new low!
The employees are nice but I think I’ll have to stop going here.

Came during «happy hour» where they have dollar medium drinks, wanted water and they had to charge me a full dollar for a medium cup, seriously? I mean I get a like 20 cent charge for the cup but full price for a water? That’s ridiculous.

I love Taco Bell and this is the closest location to my house so I will keep going here but it is rare they get our orders right. More often than right it is wrong or missing something. People are extremely friendly though. Just check your bag before you leave.

Taco Bell is exactly what you expect. It’s the same everywhere. What’s unusual about this location is the people that are hired. Everyone has been pleasant and super friendly. Some are a little nicer than others, but you’ll most likely be taken back by the service here. New hires are generally a little behind, but somehow, this place attracts a good staff.
The food is cooked just as well as Taco Bell normally is. Eat it at your own risk of an exploding colon!

I love Taco Bell, and this location has some great people. I give it 4 stars cause there is one constant problem, they always miss something. When I catch it and point it out they never hesitate to make it and give it to me on the house. But the employees are awesome and always make me feel welcome!

We stopped by here one late afternoon for a quick snack. The male cashier looked young and inexperienced. That didn’t matter. What mattered, however, was pretty much how the following events unfolded.
The cashier charged us extra, and we didn’t notice it until the receipt was already printed out.
He brought it to the attention of his manager — a Hispanic woman who looked like in her late 40s. She came out from the back of the kitchen and approached the counter with no smile on her face or even just a «Hi». The cashier explained to her the issue, and I did as well. She insisted the charge was correct. I told her it’s not and pointed it out to her. It finally hit her that I was correct. But the attitude she showed was quite disturbing, like it’s such a burden to make the necessary changes by punching a few buttons. Although it was just a two dollar extra charge, it wasn’t about that. It was about integrity and customer service.
Later, I had to go back to the counter to ask for something in relation to our order.
She didn’t even want to make eye contact with me. How rude!
I didn’t get her name. Apparently, she took her name tag off. This incident took place on 4÷13÷2015 around 5PM.
Don’t get me wrong, I do like Taco Bell. It’s just that the experience we had that time was very unsatisfactory.

Probably the worst experience I have had at taco bell ever. My family and I went to the drive thru to order some lunch the day before easter. We asked for a minute to get our kids orders ready and the lady (valentine g) was very rude. She continued to say she couldn’t hear my husband and told us to pull up the the first window, where james took the rest of our order. We pulled up to the second window and were asked if we wanted sauce. At this time I realized I ordered the food for my children and forgot about myself. We asked to add a taco and she was visibly more angry. She took the credit card from my husband and yelled into the cooks that she needed another taco. Then proceeded to throw bag after bag of food in our car window at my husband. When she gave him the drinks she put his card on top of one of the drinks and rudely just said «card» like we are supposed to know she wasn’t going to just hand it to us and put it on top of our drink instead. After we received the last taco we ordered we started to leave the parking lot when I realized my children did not get their drinks. We went back and rather than dealing with her in the drive thru I decided to go inside and talk to the manager about the drinks and the customer service his staff was giving at the drive thru. He seemed complete unfazed by what I had to say. While getting the drinks for my children he had to remind his staff to get back to work and take orders at the drive thru. Also valentine decided to hide behind the kitchen equipment while her other coworkers came around the corner trying to see who was talking to their manager about their customer service. All the manager had to say at that point was have a good day and sorry for the inconvenience. None of it was sincere, it was like he didn’t even care that his staff could be so rude and unprofessional. I understand this is fast food but if you don’t like your job then maybe you shouldn’t work in fast food or customer service. Then when we got home we realized the drinks were just carbination and our tacos were half wrapped and falling apart all over the bag. This was a waste of money and time.

I LOVE Taco Bell. however, I have never been so rudely treated in my life at a fast food place. These places are a convenience for the consumer, thats why its called fast food. The Manager (a crotchety old man) was working the drive through. Upon ordering, I ordered a #1. He asked if there was anything else and I replied with a yes and tried to carry on with my order. After everything I ordered, he said,“do you want anything else?”, not can I get you anything else. I did have one more item that I wanted to order and I did. I ordered a Burrito Supreme. Well, the number one has a Burrito Supreme and he rudely said, «another one?», like I was some sort of pig or something. His demeanor was awful. This is the manager we are talking about here. This man need not be in customer service, he should be in an office or on the assembly line (firing). When I asked for a few more hot sauce packets, he practically threw them at me. But wait. it gets better. After all that, we pulled out of the drive thru, not checking the bag and ended up missing an item… seriously??? So. I pulled back thru the drive thru, was met at the first window this time by a wonderfully nice man that not only had what was missing from our order ready, but at his own doing, threw in 2 empanadas for us. Very kind. We graciously asked him for a few more packets of hot sauce, my fiancé drinks the stuff, and he so willingly asked what we wanted and accommodated.
I will NEVER go back to that Taco Bell, not that there aren’t 50 of them in Austin, but that particular one needs a new manager. I don’t know how they keep employees if he treats customers like that. how does he treat his employees!!!
My message to him… just because you are having a bad day, doesn’t mean that your customers have to suffer the repurcussions of your unhappiness. You chose your job and you get to wake up every day and decide if its going to be a good day or a bad day. Note to self, pal. if its going to be a bad day. STAY HOME. We don’t deserve to be treated that way.

I’ll admit it, I like Taco Bell. I’ve never had a problem at this location. They are always friendly and the service is always fast. Free WiFi and TV, its great to go on your lunch break when you don’t have a lot of time or money.
Thank you Taco Bell.

I’m giving this a glowing review purely because of the incredibly nice and sincere people who work here, who deserve better than to work at a lousy underpaying fast food job. You can stand to pay your workers higher, Taco Bell corporate.

My dearest Taco Bell Corporate,
I have neglected you lately but not dispassionately. I have only been thinking inside the bun lately; too much Americana on the mind at a time when isolationism seems more pleasant than the alternative. And fourthmeal? As forgotten as the naïveté of our youth. What I can say is that it is always an experience when our post-​divorce paths cross in the distant badlands, the nexus of drinking about you and not being able to find any other eateries open as late that enthuse me even a little bit, like a gas station burrito, I would always return to you over that option.
At the juncture of our latest fond encounter I was taken aback. This was the first time, across the wide and disparate lands, that the guy taking the order through the squawk box asked me if I wanted to donate to charity. At no other Taco Bell has this happened. I did not know if this is a new Taco Bell thing; or just that one. I find it mildly humorous that like many people, I was in the drive thru late in the evening because it was cheap, as in I did not have a lot of money but I could still eat like the King of the Peasants awash in my wealth of cheaply priced tacos. That demographic of your drive thrus, especially in the late evening, I would not think is going to be among the big contributors to that enterprise. Shaking down an investment banker or oil & gas person, that is a different story. They are assholes, excepting Warren Hellman, but they have the money to fix all the root causes of feigned evil and evil-​in-​fact. But your typical Taco Bell customer? No. We’re not seeking authentic Mexican cuisine; we are broke and need cheap tacos. So I will be interested to see if this was an isolated incident; or if this is a new chain thing you are rolling out across the board, like fourthmeal or think outside the bun.
P. S. Bring back the chihuahua so I can pet him.

This is hands down the nicest Taco Bell I’ve ever been to! Great service and very clean. Also, the food was prepared well and wasn’t sloppy and messy when I got it! ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would recommend.

Did I just admit to liking Taco Bell? Did I visit a clean location with friendly employees who filled my order correctly? Nah, I must be sleep-​posting on Unilocal.
And sleep would explain how that cheesy potato burrito thing could become my fast food vice.

These guys get it right more often than not. I am a fan of this location

This is like a High End Taco Bell.
Staff is great, food is great and the place is very clean.
I’ve been here twice now, and I will return!

Okay, I’ll admit it. Taco Bell (also affectionately referred to as Toxic Hell) is a guilty pleasure of mine… and not always when I’ve been drinking, surprisingly. I was a little more than devastated to see that this location had closed upon a recent craving. I even Tweeted about its demise. So, imagine how excited I was to discover that they’d only been closed for remodeling. Hooray!
I’ve never actually been inside, but my drive thru experiences have been great. The employees are usually pretty friendly, I was in my work clothes the last time and I was asked if I was going to work or on my way home. I always order the same thing with a slight modification and I’ve never been given any flack for getting a soft taco in lieu of the crispy. Well, it’s Taco Bell, so I really don’t know what to say about the food… except that its really tasty when you’re hungover, depressed, stressed out, overwhelmed, or just hungry. Yeah, pretty much any time.
My affinity for Taco Bell probably stems from a couple childhood experiences, and I’m totally okay with that.

Taco Bell generally gets a bum rap, but I don’t understand what people’s expectations are when they judge TB so harshly. I was a little annoyed that they didn’t have a combo meal available for the new item they are promoting, the fajita melts, stay away from those btw.
The new 79 cent Cheesy Roll-​Ups RULE!
The thing that sets this location apart is that they have greeters during lunch, this would be annoying, but they seem to be so genuinely nice that it is okay if they ask you how you are doing and how the food is 2 or 3 times.