Taco Bell

The spaghetti here is amazing! Itsa gotta demma bigga meata ballsa... Excellent.

Went drive thru. I got the doritos loco party pack half soft. All the shells were broken... all the soft were over piled with lettuce and hardly anything else. When I asked the employee for hot sauce he had the worst tantrum about it. And gave me two huge hand fulls... I'm driving where was I supposed to put all that hot sauce. Most of it fell in my car and on my lap. Employees need to work on being more professional and also to try a to make the tacos better. I have been here plenty of times. Day crew are awesome and polite.. night crew is always a disaster.

Love taco bell. Drive-up took at least 30 minutes. Food was so-so. A burrito supreme we ordered had a hard tortilla. Customer service was to be expected for a busy 12:00 am rush after a concert.

This Taco Bell is a paragon of the American Dream. Urbanization has birthed this Taco Bell and the shopping center that surrounds it. Near you will find construction, expansion, and convenient shopping locations for all your needs It sits in a dull spot next to the highway on-ramp between a Costco and on of the busiest gas stations I have ever seen. Here, you’ll feel the American Dream and the vibes of thousands of suburban families and Midwestern ennui. When visiting this Taco Bell you’ll be inclined to buy a nice suburban house next to an elementary school with a HOA and you’ll dream of buying a nice vanilla golden retriever. You’ll be excited to go to a PTA conference and yell at the junior softball coach. You’ll worry about your family’s well being when you’ll snap out of it and realize that you’re just at a taco bell eating a Doritos Locos Taco; not living the American Dream just yet. If you’ve wanted to see the average middle-class family in the wild, this Taco Bell is the best location to watch the roaming hordes of modern Midwestern families trying to find the best deals on soy. You’ll see people struggling to figure out how a parking lot works and half the people will be frustrated and the other half will be obliviously confused. You’ll have a great vantage point of the gas station as you’ll see people eagerly waiting to fill their car with gas while a cheap Costco pie that just keeps getting older and older sits in the back seat waiting to be had after a rotisserie chicken dinner. As a side note: this is the first Taco Bell that I’ve seen that has the self-ordering station where you can confusingly look at the screen trying to figure out how it works while the employee behind the cash register sits and twiddles their thumbs waiting for you to eventually work out your order or until you give up and, in defeat, waddle over towards them.
Great Place to view humanity stuck in the American Dream 4/5