Taco Bell

"If I could give negative scores, I would. I live in a nearby town and normally go to the Hanover store, and I wish i had. I came in at around 8pm, and there were multiple people who had been waiting before I came in. Service was very, very slow. When I tried to order I was abruptly dismissed and told to “just use the kiosk”. Already a bad vibe, especially considering that the employees all reeked of cannabis smoke. I know it’s Taco Bell, but come on. There were children of employees (presumably, since they were unattended and set up at a table) screaming and making messes. Someone came out and yelled at them in front of myself and the other customers waiting. I waited 20+ minutes for my cravings box while watching them make maybe 5 or 6 drive through orders, and almost every single item was wrong. Including a half-empty bag of chips and a taco with approximately 1/3rd of the usual amount of beef. I paid to substitute chicken for steak, and they put chicken anyway. I have no idea who is in charge- if anybody is at all- but they need to figure out what’s happening here because this is hands down the most ghetto Taco Bell i’ve been to in recent memory. This was a hot mess. Asking for a refund through the app. Skip this one, go to Hanover instead. They’re at least nice there."

"Didn't make my taco supreme when I paid for it. My mother got a regular crunch wrap supreme and I got a veggie crunch wrap supreme with extra beans. Hers was visibly larger. With that being said, the restaurant wasn't dirty and the bathrooms were clean. Now that they don't have a fiesta veggie burrito anymore, and the quality of each taco bell varies so dramatically, I really can't see myself going to Taco bell anymore."

"Food was GREAT. My local location has a habit of making "sectional" burritos rather than layered with each bite being a different ingredient but these were made to perfection here. Watched an associate go outside and help disabled customer into the store and help them place their order and find a seat so overall great experience."

"Place is run poorly, urinal out of order, customer wanted to order at counter and was told to use the kiosk, drink area is filthy and had soda water ponding on the floor"

"While savoring my Taco Bell meal one evening, chaos suddenly unfolded as a fellow diner collapsed. Panic gripped the restaurant until a calm figure, Jonathan Unger, stepped forward. With swift expertise, he administered CPR, stabilizing the person until paramedics arrived. In that moment, Jonathan became my unexpected hero at Taco Bell, proving that extraordinary acts of kindness can happen in the most ordinary places. His actions not only saved a life but left an indelible mark on my heart and the entire restaurant that night."