Taco Bell

Reviews

• IW

  Information Withheld

  Dec 22, 2025
  5.0
  Vegan and delicious
• AF

  Angela Floyd

  Dec 18, 2025
  3.0
  Not clean, tables , windows and floors . Food tasted old.
• TM

  Tristan Marsh

  Dec 12, 2025
  1.0
  Usually have pretty low expectations when going to taco bell but wow... 40 dollars for some slop, and Im still hungry afterwards. Food was terrible as usual , service was non existent. Gonna be a while before I try taco bell again. Fast food really just keeps getting worse these days.
• JM

  John McDade

  Nov 28, 2025
  1.0
  After speaking with the manager after getting three separate sodas on three separate occasions to the drive-thru, I'm then told that they have a known issue with their soda machine and that the machine doesn't hold ice and that the sodas are coming out flat. But they don't tell the customer that until you call back and complain. You know you took 100% of my money. Don't you feel like you owe it to me? To be honest with me about hey this soda could be flat or this isn't going to be any good? Like don't you think you have responsibility to try it yourselves before you take somebody's money and then give it to a customer that's paying for it? I'm not saying you got bad employees cuz I'm sure you got great employees. You just got pissed for leadership and whoever the on-site manager is probably needs to be a reassigned to housekeeping
• LB

  Lochlan Bielss

  Nov 15, 2025
  5.0
  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ — A spiritual awakening disguised as a fast-food meal. Let me be extremely clear: my recent Taco Bell run was not “good.” It was not “great.” It was a full-blown cinematic experience. I ordered the Build Your Own Luxe Box with the Crunchwrap Supreme, the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito, the seasoned potatoes, AND, most importantly, the nectar of the gods: a Baja Blast. The Crunchwrap Supreme? Engineering students should be studying that thing. Perfectly toasted, bursting with flavor, and packed with so much beef it felt like Taco Bell was showing off. The 5-Layer Burrito was ridiculously meaty and comforting—like if warmth, flavor, and happiness got together and had a child. The potatoes? Crispy, seasoned, divine. If angels deep-fried something, it would taste like that. But let me talk about the BAJA BLAST, because I’m still recovering emotionally. That drink didn’t just quench my thirst— It restored my faith in humanity. It reset my nervous system. It tasted like liquid vacation, like the color teal finally found its purpose. You don’t sip a Baja Blast. You experience it. The first gulp hit so hard I had to stop and reevaluate my entire week. It was cold, refreshing, borderline euphoric. Whoever decided to pair Taco Bell food with a drink that tastes like surfing on a tropical cloud deserves a medal, a raise, and maybe even political power. Between the Luxe Box and the Baja Blast, I genuinely felt like Taco Bell was trying to adopt me. Everything was hot, flavorful, meaty, filling, and hit on levels fast food should not legally be allowed to hit. This wasn’t dinner. This was a main character moment. 12/10. Taco Bell didn’t just cook—they performed a miracle.

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