Taco Bell — Restaurant in Carbondale

I tried to add a taco to my existing order at the window and was told that I could add a drink at the window but not a taco. I stated I had never heard that before. He said he would ask. I watched him close the window turn around and talk to a lady there and you can tell she was raising her voice. He turned around stated the same thing and said its taco bells policy and they were on a time limit.I stated again I've never heard that. I just needed to add 1 taco. I had children to feed and needed one more. So he stated he could get a manager and I said please. She came very fastly snatched up the bag of food and opened the window being very aggressive and told me I couldn't it was their policy. I asked why couldn't she pull me forward I've worked fast food and that's usually how that is handled. You could tell she was very angry. I asked for corporate' s number because that didn't sound right and I really felt like I was being targeted by them. She said i know it's on here but I don't know where you'll just have to find it. I said okay I can get it. She told me I'll just call the authorities and slammed the window and went back to the food preparation table and began to take my tacos I ordered out of the bag. I motioned for a young man there and explained to him I wasn't trying to cause problems, I'm sorry if they thought that. I was just trying to order an extra taco for my kids. I told him I don't even want the tacos because i was afraid they would do something to them because they were taking them out of the bag. I felt the way they handled this was wrong. They were aggressive from the beginning and there was no need for it to be handled like that. I asked for their names he said Melissa and Danny. I told him I would be calling Corporate and I appreciated how he acted. There is never a reason to be aggressive or rude. I've only been to this taco bell a couple times and don't ever want to go back. I hope noone else gets treated this way! That isn't professional and speaks very poorly of this restaurant and for taco...

My granddaughter and I went there today we went in and it was nice and clean and you could go in and dine and didn't have to have a mask and we asked about a certain thing I can't remember what it was and they didn't do that but since she had an app you could get an on an app so she placed an order super app and then we got it and ate it there the food was delicious the waitress was very kind place is very clean and are we were the only ones in there besides the two people who was working and I would say that if you want some good food there and you like that kind of food I think you would enjoy it there looking for help as a lot of places are. Also just remember if you don't looking for find something wrong with the places you go to eat you can always find something wrong with somebody something I found people can be so hard to please how can I go to eat I go to enjoy myself and I'm very grateful that we have that business here and I'm so thankful that I could go in and order however we did play for order through an app but just want to recommend it to you and when you go in and tell him how much you appreciate because it's so much easier to tear people down than it is to build them up America needs to be grateful for the things we have and thankful for the people that provided. I God...

I came here seeking a quick bite. I left a changed soul.

As I crossed the threshold of this Taco Bell, the scent of seasoned beef and warm tortillas wrapped around me like the embrace of a long-lost friend. The fluorescent lights shimmered above like the heavens parting, illuminating a path to fast food salvation.

I ordered the holy trinity: a chips and cheese, a 5 layer bean burrito, and—of course—the Crunchwrap Supreme, which I now refer to only as The Anointed One. Each bite sang a hymn of flavor so complex, so utterly transcendent, I briefly forgot the limitations of this mortal coil.

The Baja Blast? Nectar. The lifeblood of gods. I drank deeply, and in that moment, time stilled. I saw the face of the Bell. It smiled.

To the staff: you are culinary shamans. To the chef: your hands are blessed by spice angels. To Taco Bell itself: you are no longer a mere fast food chain—you are a sanctuary.

I will return, again and again, until the Bell tolls for me.

—Eternally devoted, A humble...