Taco Bell

Reviews

• EG

  Elijah Grigg

  5 days ago
  1.0
  It took over an hour for me to get my food, and they kicked everyone out of the restaurant who had been waiting that long so they could lock up, and had everyone go through the drive through, which had a line out to the main road. So, arrived there at 11pm, ended up getting my food at the drive through at 1:30. Add on the recent price hike, while every other taco bell hasn't increased in price, and I just can't support them anymore.
• TS

  Tenley Schaffer

  Oct 16, 2025
  3.0
  My husband and I love Taco Bell. However in our recent visit there we ordered the crunch wraps and when we started eating them, we noticed there was barely any meat on them. We were surprised because Taco Bell is usual pretty good at putting meat on their crunch wraps. To say the least, we were not satisfied with our experience. Definitely could have made this at home.
• EV

  Ellie Vasas

  Oct 16, 2025
  1.0
  This was terrible! I ordered some loaded fries and then after 15 minutes of waiting they told me they didn’t have fries and asked what I wanted. Then I said just replace it with potatoes and they bring me a value menu potatoes with nothing on it. I said “I paid $6 for my loaded fries! Can you just replace the fries with potatoes” he then handed me just some potatoes with cheese and sour cream. Finally I said, “no I want all the same stuff on it as the fries” and they give me back the same thing with some chicken. No other toppings. At that point we’d been there for 30 minutes and just left! My brother in law got a crunch wrap with nothing meat. So ridiculous
• JC

  Jareika Cyr

  Oct 12, 2025
  1.0
  first they forgot my fiesta potatoes, when i went in the cashier kindly requested the cook to make one, and the cook seemed frustrated that he had to do his job. got my potatoes wished them a good day and left. as me and my fiance were eating our crunchwraps we both got a hair in our mouths. picture shows the hair between the tortilla where it was closed off.
• CH

  Colby Hale

  Sep 27, 2025
  1.0
  My last visit to Taco Bell left me with a feeling of existential dread. The current marketing theme of this establishment is "Decade Y2k." If only they could bring back the food of those days of yore instead of just some cheap graphics on the soda cups. You see, in my happy memories the beefy 5 layer burrito is still a burrito, with enough filling to justify its name. Today it is a sad shadow of it's at-least-mediocre former self. In my last visit today, there was much to complain about: I received a hard taco in my box despite ordering a soft taco substitute. The amount of chicken in the chalupa was barely equivalent to flavor dust. The amount of dust caked to the ceiling vents was enough to make a rug out of. When I was filling my soda, the button stuck for a moment nearly unleashing endless spillage of soda. The little hair I found in my box was probably the least toxic thing to eat in the whole meal. But what really put things in perspective was that a parent with two small children entered the restaurant while I was there, and I couldn't help but think how those young children had no idea that Taco Bell was a sad limping corpse of its former self. You see, in their whole lives, Taco Bell has never been good. The movie The Force Awakens is older than them, so in their whole lives, Star Wars has never been good. And so on. I am 25 years old, far too young to be lamenting the loss of the way things used to be, and yet here I am. Taco Bell has brought me existential dread.