Taco Bell

It’s Taco Bell. always ok food. BUT the hours on every site for this place are incorrect. Sundays hours are NOT till 2am. By 1:40 this past weekend it was well closed, however had 2 other cars in the parking lot, and several other customers that pulled up to the window to no avail.

Its what you can expect out of any taco bell drive thru. I didn’t wait too long. food was good. service was good.

I understand 49-​cent taco night corrals all of Lima into Taco Bell in a frenzy of cheap-​food madness, but this location has done nothing to streamline the operation.
For starters, the cashier doesn’t give you a receipt or order number. When I specifically asked for either, I was once again asked what I ordered (10 seconds after ordering it), then told one order number when I had two orders. Finally, I yanked the information from the clerks quicksand-​filled head and proceed to wait for my food.
I tried to be patient. I took out a book. I texted some friends. I checked my week’s schedule. After 15 minutes, I walked to the counter to ask for my orders. At this Taco Bell, because you aren’t generally given an order number, the cooks yell out the contents of an order and wait for its recipient to rush to the counter.
See where this is going?
«I must have given your order to someone else»
«Well, no, because you didn’t yell it out.»
«I’ll get you another one.»
Not a sorry. Not a priority hop to the tortilla bin. Just as if I’d ordered anew. At this point, 20 minutes had passed.
In all, Taco Bell took 35 minutes to bless me with a burrito supreme, three crunchy tacos and five soft tacos. Fast food? More like nast food.
And when I approached a manager to complain, he greeted me with a dismissive, «WHAT.»
I’m through with you, Taco Bell. I don’t care how cheap your tacos are.