Taco Bell

"Excellent fastfood selection. Drive through, or sit and eat. Strategic location off of 2 major roads."

"Food is ok, barely warm. Sat in drive thru line for 17 minutes; wouldn’t be so bad but TWO EMPLOYEES SERVING took a smoke break we all got to wait thru and taking a second one while we eat. Not friendly, no napkins, no sauce, bad attitudes. Better places to eat nearby with Friendly workers!"

"Worst service you can imagine. Sit in line for 15 minutes just so you can receive sub par quality food. Lobby was closed at 9 o'clock prompt and still couldn't get service. Get your stuff together for a fast food joint that's supposed to be open till 12 you all drop the ball everytime"

"All I can say is that you don't always get what you order but they are usually happy to fix any issues you have. Food is ok, drive thru seems to be very slow each time I've went here. Service from employees is decent but the workers act very stressed. Not with the customer but how things are ran inside as you can see most of what's going on once at the window. I gave 3 stars because it's not bad but not great either. If you don't have the time to wait and you're really hungry I'd probably try another restaurant."

"TL;DR - Service and food suck. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE, even if it's another Taco Bell. First of all, my family and I RARELY eat fast food, but every once in a while, one of us will get a craving for it. We would rather let a locally owned restaurant earn our money at right around the same cost. That being said, I can understand the HIGH prices (around $9-11 per combo) because of increased wages and inflation. BUT I did see at least two warning signs I was about to get poor service while waiting for our food. First, there was a long wait to order our food. No, not a waiting line. We just sat at the ordering board for several minutes before someone came over the speaker. Second, I watched the seemingly stressed out looking individual taking orders and payments while delivering food handle the inside of a drink lid with his fingers. I'll eat dirt if I have to survive, but I cringed a little bit at the thought of him handling money and credit cards (and whatever else) then handling food items bare handed. Oh well. I turned a blind eye to all of that, but the real kicker was when I brought the food home to my family after paying $32 for 1 meal (quesadilla), a couple 5 layer burritos and 3 cheesy gordita crunches. I'm not sure what the hell they did to the food in this picture, but it sure as hell wasn't a quesadilla (our 9 year old daughter took a bite before she realized it tasted disgusting). Bottom line, they have poor service, poor food quality (yes, even for a Taco Bell) and poor food handling practices. We won't be going back here ever again. Please support local "mom and pop" establishments instead of these big corporations so they'll get the importance of good service and quality control."