Taco Bell

Reviews

• EC

  Elias Colon

  Dec 3, 2025
  1.0
  Ordered thru Uber Eats and a roach literally crawled out of my bag
• JB

  Jasmine Banach

  Dec 1, 2025
  5.0
  Nice cozy cleannnnn
• SS

  Shalley

  Nov 30, 2025
  5.0
  Very clean, great staff!!
• JS

  J S

  Jun 1, 2025
  1.0
  When Taco Bell opened at 283 Broadway, it was a clear signal of the neighborhood's declining trajectory. Once a community with access to fresh produce and local grocers, we've seen these essential establishments replaced by fast-food chains that offer little nutritional value. This Taco Bell epitomizes the issue: overpriced, low-quality food that fails to meet basic standards. Customers have reported receiving meals without essential condiments, such as sauce packets, which are integral to the Taco Bell experience. Others have noted missing items from their orders and a lack of basic necessities like napkins. The food quality itself is subpar, with reports of cold meals and insufficient portions. The establishment's presence raises concerns beyond just food quality. The area around the restaurant has been described as unclean, with individuals experiencing homelessness frequently present inside the premises. While homelessness is a complex societal issue that requires compassion and systemic solutions, the restaurant's management has a responsibility to maintain a clean and safe environment for all patrons. Don’t be fooled by the neon signs or digital kiosks. This isn’t innovation. It’s invasion. They’ve replaced affordable, nourishing food with chemical-loaded sludge that costs more than it’s worth—and they know the people here don’t have many choices. That’s what makes it parasitic. Even worse, this Taco Bell follows the same discriminatory hiring patterns as every other franchise dumped into this community. It’s not hard to notice who gets hired and who doesn’t. Who’s behind the counter. Who’s doing the cleaning. It’s transparent. It’s racialized. It’s economic gatekeeping dressed in a uniform. Furthermore, the replacement of local produce shops with such chains contributes to the erosion of community health and well-being. Access to fresh, affordable food is a basic right, and its absence disproportionately affects low-income residents. In summary, this Taco Bell not only fails to provide quality food and service but also symbolizes a broader neglect of community needs. The community deserves better—establishments that offer nutritious options, respect the local environment, and contribute positively to the neighborhood's fabric.
• CA

  Christian Abarca

  Jul 3, 2022
  1.0
  Ordered a whole meal to use bathroom. And then they say bathroom is out of order.