Taco Bell

Rest rooms not in working order. I found out later from my husband that he and my sons ate at the same Taco Bell on Sunday (2 days ago!!!). There was a problem with the rest rooms on Sunday. This is unacceptable. I tried to contact the Health Department but got the run-​around and eventually had to go back to work. My next step is to look up one of the dirty dining reporters and hope that something comes out of that!

This was my first (and probably last) time at a Taco Bell fast food establishment. Considering there are many quick and inexpensive Mexican food options, like Lime, Chipotle or South of the Border, I never felt a reason to try Taco Bell, and most people I knew had always complained about having stomach issues after eating here. My friend assured me it was fine and wanted me to give it a try. I was hoping to use the restroom prior to eating and since neighboring Burger King was closed, I relented.
As I was about to use the restroom, I saw a «sorry, out of order» sign on the door. The woman behind the register said the bathroom worked, but I needed a key. I figured it made sense, since this deters homeless people from using the bathroom and is a common thing in Miami, so why not in WPB? I used the key to enter and was greeted by a sight similar to the Venice Canal: water all over the floor, with things floating around, if you catch my drift. I reported the issue to the cashier and she shrugged, as if not knowing that the bathroom had an issue, or even assuring me it’d be handled. The other employees also feigned ignorance as to the bathroom’s condition. Obviously, someone put up that sign, and considering both the men’s and women’s restrooms were out of order, I find it hard to believe no one knew. Where were these people washing their hands? I guess they weren’t.
I ordered a quesadilla combo, which also came with a taco. The chicken had a rubbery, unnatural texture. I don’t know what it was made from, but all I can say is that did not seem like chicken strips. In addition, it was boring and the cheese filling was watery, making the quesadilla flimsy. The taco’s meat again had an odd texture. Pink slime, perhaps? I had a feeling I would regret my food choice but we were hungry and desperate since everything seems to close at 11 on a Saturday night in this neck of the woods. I went to bed and had awful nightmares, accompanied by stomach aches and this awful heartburn that traveled from my chest to my throat. After being in agony for a while, I got up and took some Pepto Bismol. Within a few hours, the indigestion traveled down and it was toilet time. A miserable night, and it wasn’t even worth it. Never again.

Absolutely atrocious.
The last few times I have visited this location have been completely disappointing to say the very least. Every time I’ve ordered burritos, there is barely any filling; mostly just bland tortilla, and just enough filling to give a vague semblance of a burrito. It’s not that I expect top notch quality from a place such as Taco Bell, it’s just that I expect a burrito to have more than just a smidgen of whatever the heck they’re passing off as «beef». The Taco Bell on 10^th and Congress is much better.

Cashier was rude, asked for chicken crunch wrap and got a beef instead. Went back and got correct order as you hear the cashier tell someone that I did not say chicken instead of beef. Not first time that I’ve had rude service and incorrect order but this will be the LAST time I go there.

Taco Bells are Taco Bells. Service was quick, the cashier was personable. This is combined with a Pizza Hut and my Personal Pan was smushed to the side of the box so I was stuck peeling delightfully greasy cheese from the cardboard. Not the best location but not the worst.