Taco Bell

Reviews

• VG

  Victoria Gorby

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Night service + Emberlyn working you cant go wrong. She is so amazing, and provided the best service ive ever had at this location. Truly fantastic service.
• EA

  Emma Adams

  3 days ago
  2.0
  I ordered a GRILLED CHEESE BURRITO, which is supposed to have cheese on the outside of the tortilla... Tell me why i get home and unwrap my burrito to have NO CHEESE ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BURRITO... I went at 6:10 on March 7 2026... I understand it's early in the morning and people are tired, but how do you forget the cheese on a GRILLED CHEESE BURRITO! The person in the kitchen needs some re-training cuz this isn't gonna cut it.
• MK

  Mandy Kleinhenz

  Feb 19, 2026
  1.0
  If I could give 0 stars I would. Night crew is rude and shouldn’t be working in this kind of industry if they gonna have attitudes for no reason.. they missed half of my order and was on my receipt but acted like I had to pay for it again to add it on. Never coming back to this location.. super disappointed The only name I got was Lynn super rude
• TL

  Tyler Leija

  Feb 6, 2026
  5.0
  The night crew is amazing and always get orders right. I get out of work late but while I'm tired, they are always on the ball. Special shout out to Emberlyn for amazing service! F Whattaburger I'm going to Taco Bell! I just went back and Tanerio J is amazing at customer service. He helped me navigate the menu and I appreciate the initiative!
• BC

  beasley castro

  Dec 28, 2025
  1.0
  I Thought the Taco Bell Jokes Were Exaggerated. I Was Wrong. I used to laugh at the Taco Bell memes. You know the ones. “Eat Taco Bell and your soul leaves your body.” I thought people were dramatic. Last night, at 11:47 PM, I learned the truth. I ordered the Crunchwrap Supreme. Extra cheese. A burrito I don’t even remember the name of. And cinnamon twists, because hubris makes you greedy. Everything was fine for about 20 minutes. Then my stomach made a sound I can only describe as a warning siren. Not a growl. Not a rumble. It sounded like something waking up. I stood up—and immediately felt it. Cold. Sudden. Final. My body broke into a sweat like I was being hunted. My vision tunneled. My legs betrayed me. I made it halfway down the hall before my intestines made an executive decision without consulting me. There was no pain. Just… acceptance. Time slowed. I remember thinking, “This is how it ends. This is my villain origin story.” When it was over, the silence was louder than the noise had been. I stood there in the dark, pants ruined, dignity destroyed, realizing something deeply unsettling: The Taco Bell bag was still on the counter. Untouched burrito. Waiting. Like it wanted another victim. I cleaned up. Threw everything away. Took a shower so hot it felt like I was trying to erase the memory from my DNA. But here’s the part that keeps me up at night: At 3:02 AM, my stomach growled again. And I swear— it sounded disappointed. I will never eat Taco Bell again. Not because it hurt me. But because I don’t think it was finished.

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