Taco Bell — Restaurant in Fort Wayne

This is now the worst taco bell in the world¡! I just had a taco bell online order go perfect, it had everything that I wanted. I then went to the store at 8:02pm and the door was locked. [The door said open till 10pm] I said, "oh no big deal; I'll just go through the drive through". When I pull up the lady says, "thanks for choosing taco bell, how are you doing this evening?" I said "okay, I'm here for an online order for Amanda." "All of our black beans, chicken, beef, and cheese are out right now. It's going to take 30 minutes till ready". "Okay I'll just wait the 30," "it's going to take 30 minutes i'm not making them." "How do I get a refund then, it says it's being made?" "You'll have to contact the app people because we don't have any work with the app." "Then why does it say that it's being made right now and I can't even cancel it?"

I tried to contact that taco bell service and it said sorry but we are closed at this time. I am getting charged for food that I never received the food on the order and the taco bell lady said I'm not allowed to wait the 30 minutes for it to be made because one of you staff forgot to drop it earlier today. I will never be using taco bell for the rest of my entire life on this planet, also I will be making it known that taco bell deserves not being an active...

Let me just start off by saying, if you're not a fan of Taco Bell, then we might not be able to be friends. I mean, who doesn't love the holy grail of fast food Mexican cuisine?

From the moment I step into a Taco Bell, I feel like I'm in a fiesta. The smell of seasoned beef and melted cheese wafts through the air like a siren song, calling out to me and all other lovers of deliciousness.

But let's talk about the menu. It's like a work of art that was crafted by the gods of Mexican cuisine. The Crunchwrap Supreme is like a hug in a tortilla - a warm embrace of beef, cheese, and crispy goodness. And don't even get me started on the quesadillas - they're like little pockets of joy that are just waiting to be devoured.

But what really sets Taco Bell apart is their sauce game. I mean, they've got a whole spectrum of sauces, ranging from mild to fiery. It's like a choose your own adventure book, but with flavor instead of words.

And the best part? You can eat all of this deliciousness without ever leaving your car. It's like a drive-thru paradise.

So if you're looking for a fast food experience that will take your taste buds on a journey to Mexico (or at least a really good approximation of it), then Taco Bell is the place for you. Viva...

Horrible, horrible experience! I ordered two bean burritos with lettuce and extra onions, easy on the red sauce. I don't know who assembled them but they were an absolute train wreck! I only got to eat about half of my first one because the tortilla they made this burrito with was dry and terribly ripped, not to mention about 95% beans, so as soon as I picked it up and took a bite, it tore in half and the burrito splattered onto my wrapper. There was no way to eat it without a spoon and we'd already left the area, so I was just out of luck.

The second burrito, I assumed, was a joke. Whoever assembled it didn't distribute the toppings throughout the burrito. What teeny tiny bit of lettuce there was was put on one end and all the onions were put on the other, so when you took a bite, you just got a mouthful of onions. When you reached the other side, all you got was a pitiful dab of lettuce. Why on earth would someone assemble it that way? It really seemed purposeful. All in all, this lunch was pretty much a total waste of money and the message it sent was Taco Bell doesn't give a flying hoot about their customers. Never coming back to...