Taco Bell — Restaurant in Seymour

Well was at the lobby door trying to get in at 1:50 am today and with all the employees outside smoking was told it was closed when the sigh on the door clearly posted said 2 a.m. I ask about it and said there was still 10 min and I was I informed that I I wanted to walk around the store I could walk up to drive thru and order ok so I did and as I am waiting for my order a car pulled in drive thru ok then another person come in took over and was very rude ripped the drive window open and acted like it was my fault i was standing there and very rude was then instructed to walk back around the the other side of the building extremely rudely from this guy if I wanted to receive my food so I did waited the rest I'd the time it took for them to make my food and again the guy was very rude handing me my food! Well it don't work like that I too work In Fast food and if these were my employees the rude gentleman that came to the windows would not have a job no more and the other ones need new management as well as this restraunt shift needs néw managment also better check into it taco bell fix it or I won't be back promise that!!!!!!!! Not a good experience at all i.m very unhappy!!!!!!!!! I would post a pics of the times posted clearly on the door and my receipt also If I could but it won't let me so I don't recommend this store at all the restraunt number is #035899 order number #505 5/23/25...

Let me tell you something about this Taco Bell: it’s not just a fast-food joint—it’s a community institution, and that’s all thanks to the legend working the register. I don’t know his name, but he’s the coolest dude, a black guy with the chillest vibe and customer service skills that put Chick-fil-A to shame.

This man doesn’t just take your order; he orchestrates your entire Taco Bell experience. He knows the menu like he wrote it, and if you’re stuck between the Crunchwrap and a Cheesy Gordita Crunch, he’ll guide you like a fast-food Sherpa ascending Mount Nachos.

What really sets him apart, though, is how he treats my buddy Donnie. Donnie’s not always on top of his game (love you, Donnie, but it’s true), and this guy goes above and beyond to help him out. Forgot your wallet? No problem—he’ll hold your order while you run back. Can’t decide between mild or hot sauce? He gives you both and slips in some Diablo for the thrill of it. The man is a Taco Bell angel.

The food is, well, Taco Bell—deliciously questionable, but that’s what we’re here for. The real star is this guy at the register. If Taco Bell Corporate doesn’t have him training every other employee in America, they’re missing out. Five stars just for him. Donnie and I salute you, Taco Bell MVP. Keep...

This Taco Bell is usually pretty good about service, it was disappointed yesterday. Of course, I have to go back to the counter to get our drink cup that we paid for because they force us to order from a computer and it doesn't give us our cups. Plus, there's nobody at the front counter laying attention to customer needs because obviously, the company could care less. Also, the cook making dinning room orders was doing a great job. There was a bus of cheerleaders that came in before us. So I knew we would be waiting a bit, but the food was hot and correct portions. The messed up one burrito of ours, but they remade it, and was fine. Also, some lady employee basically pushed the cook out the way with a crappy face when he came up to the counter to hand us our drink cup. Even though, he was making food and obviously wasn't...