Someone is clueless on how to run a business. They closed the lobby until«further notice». The drive thru was empty and they were still slow. Do you want people’s business or do you want them to go next door to any of the many fast food establishments? This place is a joke.
Lexi C.
Évaluation du lieu : 1 Littleton, CO
Taco Bell overall has gotten slower over the years at multiple locations I visit, but that’s it, I’m done with this one and maybe the entire chain. Every time I think this store will be better, it’s not. I could have driven farther and gone inside Chipotle or Qdoba for way better food and it would have taken me less time. My crunchy fresco chicken taco missing the fresco even though screen was correct. Bye bye Bell. This store must have incredible turn over.
Walker S.
Évaluation du lieu : 2 Richmond, VA
Been here 3 times and they have forgotten something each time. Make sure you check your receipt and bag. Also the wait time is longer than other taco bells.
Bill P.
Évaluation du lieu : 1 Windsor, CO
This is where I wish you cold give zero stars. 20 minutes in the drive thru. Not exaggerated. 20 actual minutes. Horrible service.
Riles W.
Évaluation du lieu : 1 New York, NY
Super Slow… Drive thru gets priority, so expect to wait 20 minutes if you walk inside. Food is good, as expected. :)
Jeff N.
Évaluation du lieu : 1 Broomfield, CO
This is the most poorly managed Taco Bell I’ve ever been to. I’ve been here on three separate occasions, and each time has been worse than the last. The first trip I sat in line for about 35 minutes, and there were only 3 cars in front of me. The food was decent by Taco Bell standards, so I decided to give it another shot. The second time the wait was better, but the food was awful and stale! In a desperate attempt at getting something quick for dinner close to my home, I came a third time. This time I had to wait in line, but didn’t get a chance to order any food because they ran out of «beef». Seriously?!? It’s not like a arrived too late at a BBQ joint that only serves local beef, only to find out they ran out of the brisket. This is Taco Bell… how are you not prepared to serve beef? I realize part of the blame should fall to me for eating at Taco Bell, but come on.
Christian B.
Évaluation du lieu : 3 Broomfield, CO
I ordered the new grilled stuft nachos. While kinda hard to eat since it was a weird shape and flat. It was tasty and crunchy and the proportionate to the price
Stephen K.
Évaluation du lieu : 2 Denver, CO
Sometimes, you just wanna get yer grub on, and don’t live someplace convenient where tasty places are open after 11pm, even on Fridays at times. Soooooooo… you do what I did, you call, find a place that’s open, and head on down the road. In this case, it was Taco Bell. I often nickname it Taco Hell, but they usually have some semi-tasty things and it «quells the beast». This time, it was at least Taco«Heck» if not Hell… I received a coupon in the mail and went to this store to use it. Instead of just taking it and giving me the price on the coupon, the(sorry, I’m gonna call it like I see it) idiot trainee kid starts to lecture me on the difference between franchise Taco Bells and corporate Taco Bells(this one’s a corporate — like it makes a difference?). This kid’s going nowhere with his discussion and he’s holding the coupon back to me like he’s not going to honor it, so I try and spare us a whole lot of mindless chatter and state that right out front — you’re saying you’re not going to honor this coupon with your store brand on it, eh kid? «Well, no, what I’m saying is at a *franchise* Taco Bell, you’d save $ 1.10 on your order, but since this is a *corporate* Taco Bell, you’re only saving $ 0.65 on your order…» The coupon clearly states«2 Item X’s for $ 3.99». What do *I* care how much I’m saving? I try a different tactic: «So, you’re trying to save me from using this coupon at this store, because you think I could save more elsewhere, is that it?» «Well, no, I’m just trying to tell you…» At this point the shift leader comes over, puts a virtual stake through the kid’s head and cuts $ 2 off my order for my inconvenience. That’s worth .48 stars to me. Noooooooooooot quite enough to round it up to 3. So. You(r store) failed, and your store should train its employees better: if it says 2 X’s for $ 4, tell the high school cashier kid to stop f**king around with the customer and do what the coupon tells it, not to give a sidewise juke down Econ 101. Next time — if there is a next time — I will be giving Corporate HQ a nastygram. Idiots.