Taco Bell

Been coming here for the last couple nights and experience an awesome employee. He rememberers my order and he is real nice in fact tonight i was a few minutes late upon closing and while he could have easily turned me away he happily took my order. His name is Talon. Sorry if i mispelled your name. To your bosses: promotion in order excellent customer service

I love bean and cheese
And there dollar cravings menu is nice
I love have they always have there own special taco mtn dew flavors Baja blast is awesome
Good Burritos

Poor service. Asked for a side of rice, this is how the container was filled. Absolute joke.

I’m not a huge fan of Taco Bell but when the wallet it wheezing from a lack of funds, well you compromise. I went through the drive through and the service was very friendly, and fast.

Horrible late night customer service. No indication the Taco Bell was closed except nobody taking orders thus backing up the drive-​thru line. Once we arrived at the window we were greeted by a disgruntled employee giving us a sign of being closed by using his hands showing we were cut off. He opened the window to say we’re closed, closes the window while I was talking, turned and flipped me off. Nice way to represent your employer, jerk!

I went here to take advantage of the «free Doritos Locos Taco,» a well-​advertised promotion that occurred during the World Series. They had said everyone could get one for free from 2 to 6 p.m. I arrived around 4:30 and was told they had run out of the Doritos Locos taco shells. They made no indication that I could come back another time to try one for free. What a great promotion!

This Mexican food trailer is located on the Valero lot at 3419 Slaughter Lane. On the other side of the lot today were a sno-​cone trailer and a corn on the cob trailer. Taco Bella has been located here for the past two years, and had a steady lunch business while we were there.
I noticed them this morning when I stopped at Valero to pick up a cup of coffee, and saw that they serve breakfast and lunch. I decided to come back for lunch. Their soft tacos, with your choice of meat, are $ 2 each, while the Quesadillas are $ 2.50. Soft drinks are $ 1.
Lea and I tried a sampling of their menu: 4 tacos; Barbacoa, Carnitas, el Pastor, and Bistek, and went back for 2 Quesadillas; Barbacoa and el Pastor, each of which came with your choice of a verde sauce or a mild pepper sauce.
Each of them was delicious, with generous amounts of cilantro to take the flavors to the next level.
The two gents manning the trailer were super friendly and helpful. There is a picnic table under shade trees right next to the trailer, which we took full advantage of. This little trailer is one of the good ones, and I am comfortable recommending them. They are open till 2 pm Mon-​Sat.