Taco Bell — Restaurant in Eureka

I’ve eaten from Taco Bell two times in the past week. When I visited this location, it was the third. The service here was fairly quick considering there were three cars ahead of us. The line moved very quickly. The cashier was friendly and courteous. We are lacto-ovo vegetarians, so Taco Bell is always a go to for us. My daughter had cheesy bean and rice burritos and cheesy fiesta potatoes. We always add sour cream to our burritos for extra flavor. This location pleasantly and unexpectedly served the tortillas slightly toasted, which added a slightly crunchy exterior - the burritos were delicious! We’ve noticed, however, the size of the tortillas are noticeably smaller than they used to be. It could simply be the impact of “shadow inflation “ that we see in so many things we buy these days [so I can’t ding Taco Bell for that]. The food was very fresh and hot, and it was prepared EXACTLY as ordered. We received napkins and the sauces we requested.

Overall, I HIGHLY recommend this location - first impressions are EVERYTHING!! :)

NOTE: For other vegetarians, according to Taco Bell regarding their “V” menu items:

American Vegetarian Association certified Vegetarian food items, are lacto-ovo, allowing consumption of dairy and eggs but not animal byproducts. We may use the same frying oil to prepare menu items that could contain meat. Vegetarian and meat ingredients are handled in common, and cross contact may occur, which may not be acceptable to certain types of vegetarian diets. Neither Taco Bell®, our employees, nor our franchisees, nor the AVA assume any responsibility for such cross contact.

This location was a little tricky to get from the exit the GPS recommended. [We were traveling West on 44, and the GPS recommended the exit before the Six Flags exit]. If you want to get to this location, I would HIGHLY recommend accessing the restaurant from the Six Flags exit. It’s much easier and quicker to get to...

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If I could give a 0 I would. I did a mobile order to use my rewards and was ordering for a coworker who had cash. When I pulled up I told them I had a mobile order for Cassie and also needed to place an order. They took my order and tried to charge me for something that was an even swap and when I called them out on it the woman had an attitude and said she’d tell them the switch and left it the way it was on the screen. Then I pull up to the window and pay and was waiting for my mobile order. When I brought up that I was still waiting on the order the woman who I assume was training someone new raised her voice with me and told me that I have to tell them I have a mobile order. I told her that I did and she proceeded to argue that I never gave them a name, which I did very clearly and was acknowledged prior to mention that I also needed to place an order. Then she proceeds to yell at the other staff that I’m at the window waiting and that I didn’t tell them about the pick up. After I pull away I realized that I was giving the wrong item that she said she would inform them to correct so I am unable to eat that part. After being berated and yelled at I will not be returning to this store and urge no one to if they think that berating and yelling at customers who did nothing...