Taco Bell — Restaurant in Kimball Township

Well to start we stood at the cash register for 10 minutes till the drive thru person asked if we had been helped. While waiting several young teenagers in the restaurant thought it OK to chase a couple girls through the restaurant. All the while screaming, which caused the rest of the teenagers to scream at each other then laugh like idiots thinking it was funny. While standing there waiting for our food, another man with his two kids asked us how long had we been waiting. He told me he tries not to go to this Taco Bell because of the bad service an rowdy teenagers that hang out there. He told me that it has a bad reputation from his experience an others he had chatted with. In the end we got our food an left, it took almost 30 minutes in total. An the guy I talked too, well the drive thru attendant saw him an told him he be right with him. Then disappeared an did not return while we were there. My advice unless you need extra grief in your life avoid this place...

As normal had to wait for the worker to get done doing nothing for her to take our order. There was a not on the counter that the prices have gone up due to wages and inflation of products. Tried to order a new drink the Carmel apple freeze and was told that they didnt have the Carmel so it would just be apple. Workers were not very friendly. When our food was ready we checked to see if it was all right. It was thankfully. But I noticed that the nachos we ordered not only cost me more but were half the size. My sons chalupa was a mess the soft outer shell that covers the hard shell only covered one size. Just not worth the price to get less food , made just as poorly as it has in the past. Next time I'm craving tacos I'll just but the stuff and make them it would be cheaper and better. Sad they raise prices but not quality of...

I want to sincerely thank the incredible team at this Taco Bell for the way they cared for me during my visit. The employees went above and beyond, showing genuine kindness and professionalism when I was in need. It wasn’t just about serving food—it was about the way they treated me with respect, patience, and a smile.

Their hard work often goes unnoticed, but it truly deserves recognition. I hope management takes a moment to acknowledge the dedication and compassion these employees bring every day.

To anyone visiting: please remember that these workers put in tremendous effort to serve us delicious food as quickly and warmly as possible. A little respect and appreciation can go a long way.

Thank you again to the wonderful staff—you made a difficult moment so much better, and I’ll always...