Taco Bell — Restaurant in Phoenix

Title: "A Tale of Crunch-less Crunchwraps and Nacho Disappointments at Taco Bell"

Once upon a recent hunger, I embarked on a culinary quest to the mystical land of Taco Bell, where crunchwraps are supposed to crunch, and nachos dance with the right toppings. Alas, what unfolded was a saga of patience and soggy surprises!

Our journey began with anticipation, as we placed our order with precision and care. Yet, as we approached the window of destiny, we were asked to pull aside, making way for a parade of cars behind us who, like knights in shining armor, whisked away their feasts before us.

Minutes turned into what felt like hours, or at least long enough for me to contemplate the mysteries of the universe. Did the Taco Bell team summon an ancient ritual to prepare our order? Or perhaps, they embarked on a quest to find the crunch that my Crunchwrap Supreme so desperately lacked?

Speaking of the crunchwrap, let's take a moment of silence for what was supposed to be a textural masterpiece. Instead of a symphony of crunch, it was more of a soggy serenade. I half-expected it to sing a ballad of its long-lost crispiness.

Moving on to the nachos – oh, the nachos! It's as if the chef, in a moment of rebellious artistry, decided to improvise an abstract interpretation of my order. The result? A dish that left me pondering whether I should eat it or submit it to a modern art museum.

In their defense, the drink was spot on. A beacon of hope in a sea of culinary chaos. Perhaps this is a sign. Maybe, just maybe, the Taco Bell team should consider a workshop: "The Art of Order Fulfillment: More Crunch, Less Sog."

In conclusion, our visit to Taco Bell was less of a meal and more of an adventure – a foray into the unknown, a test of patience, and a crunchwrap that was more 'wrap' than 'crunch'. But fear not, for we shall return, armed with hope and an insatiable desire for that perfect crunch!

Rating: 3 soggy wraps out of 5 – points for creativity and the...

On the evening of April 26th, I bought a late dinner at the Taco Bell at 35th Avenue and Glendale Avenue in Phoenix.

I gave the woman whose name I don't recall, a $100 bill, and in change she gave me a counterfeit $50 bill, a $10 bill and I remember a dollar in quarters.

The following day, I went back to talk to a manager. His name is Eric. He said he needed to keep the phony bill to show his workers.

Eric said that employees are supposed to drop any bill above a $20 should be dropped in the safety box immediately.

I was told that the employee that was my cashier would be at the restaurant at 5pm, and that he would call me when he had spoken to her.

I called back after 5 and was told Eric was gone and that the cashier actually wouldn't be at work until 10, and that they would call me after 10am on Friday.

I haven't been called so I went back in today and Eric told one of the girls on the line to "deal with me." He finally came out and told me that he had given the bill to his area manager, he had looked it up and they didn't receive any $100 bills on Wednesday.

I asked him to get me the name of his area manager and a number I could reach them at. He rolled his eyes and walked to the back and never came back. I waited for over 10 minutes and he never came back out from hiding.

We were at this store between 7pm and 9pm on April 26, 2017. I don't have a receipt. My order was.

1 nacho bell Grande with no tomatoes 1 ground beef taco salad with jalapenos and extra sour cream 3 sides of rice 2 sides of pintos and cheese 2 regular tacos 1 taco burrito 3 cinnamon twists 1 cheese quesadilla without the sauce 1 large diet Pepsi with no ice 1 large Pepsi with ice.

It was about $33.

All I wanted was my proper change.

Being accused of lying in front of the other employees was embarrassing.

I don't know who is protecting who here, but I did give the cashier...

I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE! After ordering and payimg, we left to order and eat at Peoria and 35th ave. Read below if this is too long:

So the guy in front of me looked like he was kinda having a rough time in his life.. the manager asked him abruptly.."Are you going to order".. he stated "Ah yes, but i don't know what I want yet". I really do not know how long hed been standing there but my son and i planned on staying in to eat in the lobby. My son a young adult needed to use the restroom and asked me to order for him. He csme back told me the restrooms are locked. The guy still pondering his order, I did interrupt and asked for the key.. which was being held by the manager making tacos. at that point i went to put my stuff down on a chair/Seat. My son approached me as i went to wait in line." We have to order first"..?? Me looking at the guy who still has no clue what to order.. I asked the manager WHAT did she think i was waiting in line for. She said i had to wait our turn to order, then we can use the restroom. I think if you have a medical problem you should stay away from this taco bell. Their homeless problem using the restrooms has become the paying customers problem. I pointed to the kiosk after i realized they HAD A KIOSK.. not even suggested by the manager who was to me at this point a restroom key hogger! I honestly felt like i was in a third world country, no available restrooms.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE..because its my personal opinion..a bathroom is a human need..and not a business policy to let people use them. Its discretionary, i guess, and we were treated like the rest of the...