Taco Bell — Restaurant in Anaheim

The lady told us when we pulled up that the drive through computer was not working and to drive all the way through it and come inside. The people in front of us and behind us got to order and so did the people behind us, and we had to wait in line anyways. So we go inside. The cashier was super rude. When we went to order she was talking on her head set with another customer. So I just smiled and waited, so she could finish what she was doing. I wasn't in a rush, so I don't mind waiting a bit. She then made a gesture with her hands without stopping talking on her head set for me to hurry up. I tried to order a breakfast crunch wrap, which i didnt know that they stop breakfast after a certain time, and she just laughed and scoffed like I was stupid for not knowing. Then i went to order the beef potato-rito with no meet. She told us we could only get it with rice or beans instead. After explaining that we only wanted what comes in the burrito in just no meat she said okay but was clearly annoyed. Taco Bell has always been very accommodating everywhere I've been with my no meat orders. This is the only one that has given me trouble or an attitude. Super disappointed with her...

Please do not come here. We placed an order inside and they served everyone in the drive through before even looking our way. After OVER 30 minutes, we had to fight for our order and remind them what we bought. Then, they continued ignoring us, eventually giving us our order which was missing several things. They proceeded to tell us we had everything, arguing, just to turn around and have what we were missing right in front in them. There were multiple people lined up inside that they were neglecting, and somebody who came from the drive through to tell them they received the wrong order. Right as we were leaving another person came in and complained about waiting in their car for their pickup order. This entire time the workers were talking and laughing with each other in Spanish, seemingly insulting us as they kept looking our way. Also there was a women standing at front with boxes of frozen fries talking to the workers, another distraction, and ignoring everyone else with complaints. I’m not sure how they are supposed to transport food but that did not seem normal. Worst customer service I’ve ever received… and I am not the one to complain. If you can’t run a...

I rolled up to Taco Bell with the kind of hunger that doesn’t need fancy lighting or linen napkins — it needs cheese, beans, and a little bit of shame. I ordered a Chili Cheese Burrito, a Bean Burrito, and a Crunchwrap Supreme — you know, the kind of lineup that says, “I’ve made my peace with my choices.”

The food came out hot and fast, like it was trying to outrun its own reputation. Every bite was exactly what you’d expect: soft, cheesy, and structurally questionable. The Chili Cheese Burrito held on like a champ, though — like a drunk guy at last call who swears he’s fine to drive.

Service was sharp, efficient, no unnecessary chit-chat. Honestly, if they’d said “good luck” when they handed me the bag, it would’ve felt right. The atmosphere was classic Taco Bell — buzzing fluorescent lights, air that smells like nacho cheese and teenage regrets, and just enough echo to remind you this is where dreams go to nap.

And somewhere between the last bite of the Crunchwrap and the slow realization that I’d just eaten enough beans to power a small city… I felt a weird...