Taco Bell

This Taco Bell is supposed to be open until 2am. We tried to order from the drive thru at 1:30am, and the menu lights were still on at the drive thru but no one answered the intercom. When we pulled forward to the window, there was a guy at the cash register but he wouldn’t look up or move to help us at the window. Given it was Halloween, it’s still stupid that the guy was in there but didn’t help us. He should’ve left to go have fun and not just stay inside and be lame. I really wanted Taco Bell and the Internet told me I could have it, but this guy made a liar of the Internet. Way to go dude.

I am sad to see this Taco Bell go. I used to come here a lot and I got consistently good service, good order accuracy and found the staff to be friendly. The location was clean and well maintained.
I drove by today to see that they are GONE. Totally closed down with paper over the windows. I had stopped going here only because of changes in my nutrition/​diet.

Standard fast food, consistent food making skills and well calibrated grilling machines.

On vacation and I literally walked two miles to get breakfast at Taco Bell. Oops… this location doesn’t serve breakfast. I am not a fast food person but occasionally grab a breakfast burrito when there is a convenient Taco Bell location.
However, I did get my morning exercise and discovered a much better breakfast sandwich at Stan’s Donuts nearby.

I come here at least four times a month. This is my favorite Taco Bell.
This location does not have a drive thru (Tina).

I’m almost embarassed, no, scratch that, I AM embarassed to admit that I ate at a Taco Bell. While I consider my palate to be more sophisticated than all this, and I haven’t set foot in a Taco Bell in YEARS, the simple fact is that it was very fast and very convenient, I was craving tacos, and so, I went inside. The ironic thing is that I never did get the tacos. I was interrupted by a big sign advertising a new line of food by «Chef Lorena Garcia»… seemingly healthier, new items to choose from. So I did just that (the advertising ploy worked!!) I got her grilled chicken salad, and I added a couple of items… one was a «free» add-​in, the other I paid for… so I got some corn salsa, guacamole, and of course, some salsa. It really wasn’t bad at all… however, I wouldn’t put it in the «GREAT» category either. It was good. The nice thing is that I felt it was somewhat healthy, so that made me feel better about walking in here.

Do not trust your retirement monies with Taco Bank. I signed on at a 7% yield, over a twelve month vesting period. Needless to say, the turnaround was nigh what I had been promised. You are much safer going to Wells Fargo.
I will give them two stars for the awesome tacos, but I will take my banking elsewhere!

they offer the most seamless blend of personal banking and international cuisine that i’ve ever had the good fortune to experience. given today’s uncertain economic reality, there’s simply no institution where i’d rather make a deposit than Taco Bank.
i particularly enjoy their creative incentive programs for new clients — open a checking account today, and lock into an annual return of 20 Chalupas. no more fretting over what to buy the missus for your anniversary!
i also feel much more comfortable discussing the future of my investments not at a stuffy desk, but in a relaxing plastic booth.
i’d love to give them a full five stars, but they could do a bit better in the convenience category — their drive-​up window was mysteriously eliminated when the company expanded their services to include Fourth Meals. this singular mis-​step aside, they’re unparalleled. TB, you’ve got a customer for life.