Taco Bell

Since the remodel late in 2015, this place has turned around. Wait times can still be a bit long, but the service definitely now outweighs that issue. It seems they have been given a sort of corporate restructuring and now everyone on staff has excellent customer service. I hope it keeps up!
Only issue I’ve run into is that I decided I wanted to try breakfast, and at 7:40 the lights are still out (hours listed say 7:00 is opening time).

Went here with two friends. Two of us waited at least 15 minutes for our food after placing our orders. Once I got my food, I discovered that my chicken taco and chicks burrito had been made with beef. I will never visit this this place again.

My daughter and I were at the Taco Bell drive through in Fayetteville last week. May 13, 2013) The water in Fayette County has a FOUL taste. They claim it is from the heavy rain… funny, no other counties surrounding Fayette has this problem and they’ve received just as much rain.
When we placed our order we were unaware of the problem with the water and They didn’t tell us that they had can drinks and sold us the fountain drinks. They gave us our drinks first and after waiting for about 5 minuets for our food I took a drink of the Diet Pepsi. I literally gagged at the taste. It tasted like black mold smells… we pulled around and I went in and asked for my money back.
The girl at the counter, when told of my desire for my money back, turns and yells out a name, I assume it was the manager. A very nice young woman comes up and I explain my issue.
They claim they can’t do cash refunds (that’s how I paid!) that they have to call the owner.
They gave me canned drinks in replacement of the foul fountain ones AND they lost a customer for ever, due to their handling of the situation.
I realize that they can’t help the water situation BUT they can be honest and tell you about it giving you the option for canned drinks instead they are dishonest.

My love-​hate relationship runs deep, because the Taco Bell franchise becomes one of my primary stops during my sporadic, uncontrollable, yet brief fast food binges. However this particular Taco Bell has a special place in my heart. Nostalgia pervades these green, red, and yellow halls when I recount my high glory days spent scarfing bean burritos and tacos with the abandon a teenage metabolism affords.
While some call this drive slow, I dub it meticulous. I’ve never had an error w my order and the quality always taps the low threshold expected of a TB. Also maybe they’re high, which is excusable in my book of you’re rolling bean burritos at 3am on a weekend, tolerating drunkards slurring into your drive in mic.
So if you’re in Fayco and yo quero the border hit this TB. Then have a copy of the New Yorker on deck when you have to hit the toilet.

You know, now and again you just gotta run for the border. But, boy I wish we had another choice here. I mean, food wise, it is what it is. It’s a Taco Bell. It’s clean. And the service is basically just up to standard. But the drive-​thru is ridiculously slow (begging the question of why there isn’t another one on the south end of town.) Also, it has one of the old dining rooms where the seats are attached to the tables and there is just about enough room between for an anorexic ten-​year-​old. There’s so much seating and it gets so busy that you often have to negotiate traffic patterns with other patrons to get around the place. Also, the fountain is off in a dinky, claustrophobic little niche that does not make for an efficient or pleasant drink-​dispensing experience. Recommendations: remodel the dining room and add a second location.