Taco Bell — Restaurant in Arlington

Listen up, folks, because I'm about to introduce you to a seductive world of tantalizing flavors and guilty pleasures that'll make your taste buds tingle like they just won the lottery. I recently embarked on an epic journey to the enchanting realm known as Taco Bell, and let me tell you, it was like a date with destiny... and a serious craving for Mexican cuisine.

Now, picture this: I stroll into Taco Bell, feeling confident and ready for the spicy rendezvous that lies ahead. As my eyes scan the menu, my gaze locks onto two glorious dishes that promise to whisk me away on a culinary adventure: the Beef Chalupa Supreme and the Crunchwrap Supreme. Oh boy, I knew I was in for a wild ride.

First up, the Beef Chalupa Supreme. Let me paint you a picture, my friends. Picture a golden fried chalupa shell, perfectly crisp and warm, cradling a generous helping of seasoned ground beef. This symphony of textures and flavors, topped with lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and sour cream, dances in your mouth like a sultry tango. Each bite is a passionate declaration of love for your taste buds. Oh, and don't forget to drizzle some of their hot sauce on the side, because life is too short to hold back on that fiery kick!

Now, let's talk about the Crunchwrap Supreme. This bad boy is the James Bond of the Taco Bell menu. It's got layers upon layers of awesomeness, like a secret agent ready to infiltrate your hunger pangs. Imagine a warm, grilled tortilla embracing a symphony of seasoned beef, melted cheese, sour cream, lettuce, and tomatoes. It's like a delicious puzzle that you can devour, piece by piece, with each bite revealing a new level of satisfaction. And let's not forget that hot sauce on the side – a true sidekick that adds just the right amount of heat to your mission of conquering your cravings.

Now, I know what some of you purists might be thinking. "Oh, but Taco Bell isn't 'authentic' Mexican food!" Well, you know what? Sometimes you just need to let loose and have a fling with fast food. Taco Bell may not be the traditional señorita, but it sure knows how to satisfy your late-night cravings and keep you coming...

I come to this location often but the last couple of times I’ve went the customer service was very poor. If I could rate it a zero I would. Last night at around 7:45, I ordered a burrito combo and asked for no red strips but forgot to ask for a soft taco instead at the speaker. I got to the window and asked if they could change the hard taco to a soft and even apologized and the response I got was “it’s already made.” I hadn’t even paid for my food yet and I felt it was a simple change but I just went ahead and bought the soft taco to be more “convenient” to them. They even had the nerve to ask me to pull around so I wouldn’t mess up their time and I did because I understood. I used to work there myself. Once I left and got home I noticed the red strips I asked to be left off was on my burrito. That really ticked me off because not only did yall make me pay for another taco that could’ve easily replaced, yall didn’t even make my food correctly. I tried calling 4 times and no one picked up so I went up there and when I asked for my food to be remade including the soft taco because it had been 30min since my food was made and now it’s cold and the middle aged black guy responds with “oh it’s cold now?” Like yes it is. And I should’ve checked my food before I left because he just half assed my burrito and I didn’t even have the energy to take it back again. It was a complete waist of my $30 and I will never be going back there. And no one even apologized or showed any sympathy. You could tell just by looking at them that none of them cared about that job.

Update: I did get a call from the store manager and he wanted to hear my experience. He was apologetic and offered a remake of my food so I did go back 2 days later around 3pm. The afternoon employees were apologetic and they didn’t even know what happened. I was very pleased with the customer service and my food. I would give them 5 stars based off that experience. I’m unsure if I’d return to that location but if I do it’d be before 5pm. I am very appreciative of the Manger calling me to get a better understanding of my...

Visited this location today because I had no choice on getting to where I actually wanted to go today, the McDonald's across the road!

The food was good, soda was a bit flat, but I made up for it with a pretty decent find in Dole Strawberry Lemonade that they had on tap along with the other fountain drinks, Pepsi products.

Store was a bit untidy. The floors were sticky and several of the tables and chairs could've stood a wipe down. They were on lunch rush at the time though when my party and I came in. So maybe that was the root cause of the problem right there? Not enough people on hand to cover it all!?

Anyways, the hardshell tacos were great!

Atmosphere wise kinna meh.

My first time to actually live in Texas and be in Dallas, so I am still learning the ropes, but I've noticed rather quickly that everything business, hospital, government wise and neighborhood wise is cookie cutterly laid out in a sort of spiral donut spider's web cob web of a deal here. There's both good and bad in that. I realize that a lot is for traffic control purposes, but damn a deal it gets on my nerves!

And then folk here DO NOT drive, a majority of um anyways, friendly as the State Line signs decree and declare. I've yet to be flipped off or cussed out, but unless you drive like a Texan you're A. O. L.

Anyways, venture in and operate at your own risks at this here Taco Bell locality folks!

Howdy and God...