Taco Bell — Restaurant in Dixon

Where do I begin?! How about the beginning: the parking lot wasn't crowded at all when we arrived, which is great because we had our pick of a bunch of spots. The parking lot could've had better lighting, but it felt safe all the same.

We were able to go up to the counter right away and speak with the very curteous cashier. She was patient with our order and was helpful when my friend Joe forgot what the item he wanted was called. Turns out it was a double decker! Joe is so stupid.

Anyway, the service was reasonably fast and there was plenty of hot sauce to go around. Same with the napkins. So many napkins! We got the best seats in the house and dined like kings: a quesarito or two, some chalupas, and the aforementioned double decker. All warm and delicious. We even tried the new nacho fries--which it turns out are just fries that you can dip in nacho cheese sauce.

We were done in no time and I visited the restroom. My expectations were low, but it wasn't so bad. There was some graffitti on the sink, but at least it was private (one person restroom), and they had hand towels in there; I was just expecting the crappy old hand dryers, so it was a pleasant surprise.

Thank you, Taco Bell, for nurishing me and Joe in our time of need. It was delicious and delightful, so you can be sure that me n Joe will be back the next time...

I was desperately trying to escape Dixon, I had seen enough. The sun was way up there in the sky making everything too, too hot. We pulled into the Taco Bell with the lowest of expectations, if we could have left with one whole taco and a half cup of Baja Blast we would have accepted our lot in life and been happy. Little did we know....

The man behind the speaker took our order, hypnotizing us with the dulcet voice of an angel. We asked how he was doing and he told us he was living his best life. He told us that we should reach for the stars, nothing was impossible. He high-fived us when we asked for more sour cream at the window because we forgot about it at the normal ordering time. When our hands made contact several airhorns and one eagle went off. The eagle took one of our chalupas.

Not only was out order correct, complete, and Cooley cool.... But we left this Taco Bell feeling like gods. To the man with the sweet hair and buff eyebrows, you did it. You're the king of the taco jungle. Thank you for changing the lives of the hungry masses. Keep those qeusoritos rolling my brother......

Worst Taco Bell I've ever been to. I worked at Taco Bell (different location) for a total of 4 years, I know how these places are run. The management has to be basically nonexistent. I've lived in Dixon for a few years now and every time I've been here, it's something. They close hours early, they're out of the food they need to make your order (and then they tell you they have to charge you extra to substitute...when THEY RAN OUT), something missing from the order every time, their "computers are down" (repeatedly) and they can't take orders. Even cash? Nope, can't take cash either. Slow service, rude employees. Worst customer service imaginable. I never write reviews like this. I understand that people have off days and things go wrong. This place has been consistently terrible over a period of at least the 3 years I've lived here. Drive to Davis or Vacaville if you want Taco Bell. I promise...