Taco Bell

By far the worst Taco Bell I’ve ever been to. Cashier got my order wrong (asked for two boss wraps, she only rang up one). The wrap itself was disgusting. It’s a pricier «crunch wrap supreme» — little to no meat, and zero potatoes. Staff was argumentative instead of trying to fix it. Go literally anywhere else first.

A very disappointing experience. I ordered a Mexican pizza only to get back to the hotel and see that it had not been cut into quarters. Not easy to eat like this when you’ve got to tear it apart. Service here sucks as well. Would not recommend this place. Try something better in the food court.

I’ll proudly fly the «Duke of Taco Bell» flag in the face of anyone who dares ridicule this amazing restaurant. I challenge you to find anyone more friendly and courteous than the staff here. I’ve been on a long running repeat visit streak for the last month or so. Every day for lunch/​dinner I order one Meximelt, some Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes, a caramel apple empanada, and a large Mountain Dew (a green one, not the new blue kind).
They haven’t memorized my order yet and that’s probably for the best. Just when they think they’re doing something nice by getting my stuff ready when I walk up, I’m sure I’d decide to change my mind and order something new.
For the time being I’ll probably keep things the same… as they say, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

When faced with several other Lenox Square Mall food court options, my sisters and I chose Taco Bell for a quick, cheap lunch. With a few non-​chain restaurants in the food court, at least we knew what to expect at Taco Bell.
Since I wasn’t too hungry, I ordered two Crunchy Tacos. No matter what anyone says, I love Taco Bell’s Crunchy Tacos. And for some reason, Mild Sauce has been my favorite since I was a kid — even though the «Hot» Sauce isn’t much spicier. The tacos here were pretty much on par with any other Taco Bell I’ve ever been to.
The cashier/​server was nice, but one of my sisters was annoyed that her Gordita Supreme contained barely any sour cream. So she went back and asked for more sour cream. When she came back to her seat and started eating it, she realized that the amount of sour cream in the Gordita was still lacking. Boo.
Overall, this food court Taco Bell gets 3 stars for being «OK.» At least the cashier/​server was friendly. We will probably be back if we’re shopping and want a cheap bite to eat at Lenox Square Mall again.
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I’ve eaten at a lot of Taco Bell’s. I’m a guy; go figure. I can say without a doubt, this place has never messed up my order! That, for me, is awesome! You know that guy who is in line in front of you and orders with a ridiculous list of special requests? That’s me. :(
Yet they always get my order perfect.

I think the previous reviewer has the wrong Taco Bell — this one is in the food court of Lenox Square Mall, and it doesn’t have a dining room?
In my opinion, this is one of the better Taco Bells in the Atlanta area. Their prices are jacked up (the $ 5 box costs $ 5.49, the «$ 2 Meal Deals» cost $ 2.49), but hello, it’s Lenox Mall’s food court. :\ ALL of the restaurants have raised their prices a little.
I won’t go into the food, since it all pretty much tastes the same no matter which Taco Bell you go to, but the people that work there are very nice. They remember that I work in the mall, they remember what I order, and they’re always very nice about my picky tastes (I hate Taco Bell’s tomatoes, I love their baja sauce, etc etc). I have never had any trouble ordering anything from them.
This is my first choice for food, when I happen to be in that half of the mall (I work on the other end) — it’s cheap and trashy, but it’s also quick, efficient, and friendly. And that’s really what fast food SHOULD be. :)

No, I don’t recommend this restaurant however I was hungry as hell and needed something to eat. You’re not going to have a memorable dining experience and just know what you are getting. The dining room is about as plain, bland and generic as you’re going to see. There are no plush seats or luxury amenities:-) What you will get is food for a cheap-​ass price and lacking in any nutritional value. If need be, I would personally go for the lower fat Fresco menu and try to minimize the damage you will inflict on yourself.
It’s Taco Bell, just know that.
I had 2 bean burritos off of the Fresco menu. They were only 7 grams of fat and 330 a piece. I figured it would be ok with a diet drink until I can find some real food. No, it didn’t have the flavor and wasn’t all that terribly good. But it did fill me up.
Also, they sell Pepsi beverages, not Coke. With the exception of Dr. Pepper, the beverages are pretty lame. But if you’re looking for a quick fix or hungover… Taco Bell could be the answer.