Taco Bell

Reviews

• JK

  Jessica Kinsey

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Worth going to again... Top notch crew!!! Keep it up! 💛
• RA

  Raheel Ahmed

  Apr 21, 2026
  2.0
  So, I visited the Taco Bell on Hewitt Drive in Waco and went through the drive-thru. Unfortunately, my order was incorrect, and I didn’t realize it until I got home. The burrito I received was not what I ordered it was a beef burrito in it but I ordered the Cheesy Bean Rice Burrito, and I was unable to eat it due to religious dietary restrictions. This was very frustrating because I paid for the food but couldn’t eat it at all. I understand mistakes can happen, but this situation could have been avoided if the order was checked properly before handing it out to the customer. I would appreciate it if management could make this right, either with a refund or a replacement meal. I hope the team can be more careful with orders in the future, especially when customers may have dietary restrictions. Thank you.
• MS

  Mike straps

  Mar 14, 2026
  1.0
  I have never been more disappointed I'm going to Taco Bell to get food I ordered all my food pull up in the parking lot to eat my food only to realize they have now changed the sizes of the food the okay size burrito that you used to get is now smaller than a taco I will not be going back do any Taco Bell anytime soon that is absolutely ridiculous
• GM

  Grady Moore

  Feb 28, 2026
  1.0
  Mady refused to serve me and multiple people
• SF

  Steven Funderburk

  Jan 20, 2026
  4.0
  I ordered the Cantina Chicken Bowl and the Volcano Quesarito, and both items stood out for different reasons. The Cantina Chicken Bowl feels like one of Taco Bell’s more thoughtfully put-together menu items. The slow-roasted chicken has a noticeably better texture than the usual diced chicken and tastes properly seasoned rather than bland. The cilantro-lime rice and black beans provide a solid base, and the fresh ingredients like lettuce, pico de gallo, and shredded cheese help balance the heavier components. The avocado-based sauce brings everything together without overpowering the bowl. It’s filling, relatively balanced, and not overly greasy, which makes it a good option if you want something substantial without feeling weighed down. The Volcano Quesarito, on the other hand, is clearly designed for indulgence. The melted cheese lining the tortilla gives it a rich, soft exterior, and the combination of seasoned beef, rice, and Volcano sauce makes it extremely filling. The Volcano sauce is the highlight—it has real heat, not just mild spice, and delivers a lingering kick that fans of spicy food will appreciate. It is heavy and rich, though, so it’s definitely more of a treat than an everyday item. Overall, Taco Bell delivered exactly what it aims for: bold flavors, solid portions, and quick service. Quality can vary depending on location, but when prepared well, items like these show that Taco Bell can go beyond basic fast food. Four stars.

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