Taco Bell

Apparently, at this Taco Bell they feature standard menu favorites served slowly to customers who try desperately to stay out of one another’s way in the queue. Two cashier stations dominate the counter, in front of which there isn’t even so much as a mark on the floor to suggest where to stand in line, and there’s enough room left for approximately one and a half people to wait in the no-man’s-land between the soda fountain and the condiments station.
We ordered relatively straightforward things, during a time when there was blessedly few people in line, and had to wait eight minutes for our first order and nine for the second, which they got wrong. They let us keep the incorrect items and got the correct order to us very quickly, which was nice, but since the mistake was including two supreme tacos instead of two Gorditas, we would have been quite cross if we’d taken the order to-​go and headed out before the mistake was detected.
Overall, it’s not the worst Taco Bell, but it’s not the greatest. Try Tacos Rapidos right around the corner (east on Evans, it’s just past the 7-​Eleven on the right) instead; I know that’s where I’m going next time.

Taco Bell can you help me understand something? If it’s 3 am and you’re closed, why is your sign and drive thru apparatus all lit up? We’re desperate for food and you’re misleading us and multiple other cars on Federal. Stop wasting energy and stop frustrating potential customers. Turn your signs off!

I have been here often, even sometimes right before closing time and the food is still hot and well-​put together. The night-​shift manager is a very sweet lady and is always super friendly.