Taco Bell

Reviews

• SD

  Sandra Duncan

  Jan 4, 2026
  5.0
  Hot food
• BB

  Bartholemew Bradissimo

  Dec 31, 2025
  1.0
  And there you have a Taco Bell making sure you have $.69 for your special garlic sauce. can’t throw anything in the bag for free these days ridiculous. Now I won’t be back to spend the other $25. And stop asking for charity round ups it’s annoying if I want to give to charity, I’ll do it without you askingdo better Taco Bell
• EF

  Ernie Fuller

  Dec 19, 2025
  5.0
  Good food nice friendly staff.
• TP

  Tiffany Petruzzelli

  Nov 28, 2025
  5.0
  Very clean inside! Food was good!
• JV

  Jonathan Vasey

  Nov 12, 2025
  1.0
  Consistent Inconsistency My experience at this particular Taco Bell can be summarized in one word: consistency. Unfortunately, it is consistently bad. Every visit is a gamble, where the odds are heavily in favor of something being missing, incorrect, or lukewarm. It's reached a point where checking the bag before pulling away from the drive-thru is no longer a recommendation—it's a requirement. This level of regular error suggests a systemic issue with training and quality control, not just an occasional mistake. The Sauce Incident: A Hot Mess Today's visit perfectly illustrates the problem, culminating in a frankly stunning display of poor customer service. 1. The Order: I requested Diablo and Hot sauces. 2. The Error: The drive-thru cashier handed me Diablo and Fire. 3. The Correction Attempt: When I politely pointed out the error and asked if they were out of Hot sauce (since I didn't want Fire), the cashier, instead of simply correcting the mistake, responded with an eye-rolling attitude and a fake smile: "Well now you have every sauce in the restaurant." This is not customer service; this is a willful refusal to complete a simple, corrected request. A transaction that should have been resolved in five seconds was turned into a bafflingly rude interaction. The issue wasn't that I asked for more sauce; the issue was that she got the order wrong in the first place. In Summary: • Product: Consistently inaccurate. My food is rarely correct. • Service: Unprofessional and dismissive when a correction is requested. I sometimes choose Taco Bell for fast food, but I spend an excessive amount of time double-checking orders and dealing with corrections. I sincerely hope management takes these ongoing issues seriously. Consistency should mean reliably good food and service, not reliably bad.

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