Taco Bell — Restaurant in Florida

⭐ A Spicy Journey Through the Ninth Circle of Taco Hell 🌮🔥💀

It all started innocently enough. 🌴 A sunny Florida day, my stomach singing the siren song of crunchy tacos and bad decisions. I pulled into Taco Bell like a cowboy rolls into a saloon — hungry, hopeful, and slightly unhinged. 🤠💥

I ordered the Crunchwrap Supreme with the confidence of someone who still believes in miracles. The cashier nodded. The microwave wept. 😐🔔

What I received? A warm, soggy envelope of confusion — like someone tried to send me a burrito via fax machine. It was both crunchy and soggy… simultaneously. How? Is this the Schrödinger’s Taco? 📦🐱🌮

Then came the nacho fries. Or should I say, nach-no fries. They were colder than my ex’s heart and seasoned with the dust of broken dreams. 🥶🍟 Dipped in a cheese sauce that could double as industrial glue and tastes like a melted traffic cone.

Now, the bathroom trip that followed? Let’s just say I briefly saw the future. And it was not kind. 🛐🚽💨 My body said “no,” my soul said “WHY,” and my digestive system filed for emancipation.

And the vibe inside? Imagine a dystopian cafeteria with the scent of regret and unclaimed salsa packets. One guy was asleep in the corner. I get it now. He had been through something. 😵‍💫

Staff? Not rude, just… spiritually absent. Like NPCs stuck in a video game loop. 🕹️

Final Verdict: Taco Bell West Palm Beach gave me a meal, a memory, and mild trauma — all in under 15 minutes.

Would I come back? Only if I’m filming a survival documentary titled “Lost in the Sauce: One Man’s Tale of Tortilla...

Sally is awesome! Such a vivacious and friendly personality is exactly what is needed these days during these strange times we live in. She immediately put me in a good mood with her pleasant and friendly voice when I placed my order in the drive thru lane. We exchanged pleasantries while I waited which was nice and she made sure to ask me if I wanted any of the Taco Bell Breakfast Sauce which I love instead of just tossing some of the regular sauce packets in the bag without asking me which one I preferred. I mentioned how impressed I was her her attitude and customer service skills when I read the name printed on my ticket. She indicated that the name of the cashier on my receipt "Dalena H" is her General Manager and that Dalena was responsible for training her (Sally). This location is very fortunate to have two such customer service oriented individuals working especially when it comes to the drive through window which can be quite challenging I'm sure having to multi-task and keep the mistakes down to a minimum and the speed of service consistent with what is required by Taco Bell. This location is not the one closest to my home but I will make sure and visit much more often whenever I am hungry for The Bell - which is almost everyday I go...

I’m not the type to write reviews, but this has to be known. I can’t believe how terrible the service was that I received at 3:30AM last night. I almost felt like I wasn’t going to be able to order food because although they close at 4AM, majority of the lights were off, and they didn’t answer the drive-through speaker. Finally after saying “hello” several times, they asked me for my order in the most seriously rude voice. I understand they might be tired, but I work 12+ hours a day as a ER nurse, but still manage to be kind to others and offer great customer service. After that, my total came out to $30+ dollars for only 2 chicken quesadillas and 2 chalupas. No meals, no drinks, just the food. That price was insane considering the food was also TERRIBLE. My quesadilla was NOT cut into any slices, and there were ZERO jalapeño sauce on the inside. I opened the quesadilla to confirm, and they hadn’t put any sauce in either of my two quesadillas. They were crazy dry 🥵 I can’t believe I spent so much money of nasty food, and terrible customer service. Everyone working last night was rude and had ZERO facial expression even after I greeted them. Never...