Taco Bell in Fairport

“The food is good and met my expectation, know that five stars is five stars for a fast food place, so please take that in stride
The young lady at the window taking order was excellent
Atmosphere? We ate our lunch in my buddies dated Dodge minivan. I’m generous giving it a three stars.“

“I can’t count the number of times this Taco Bell and it’s amazing late-night staff have saved my life: with friendly, efficient taco service at the end of a long day.

Sure, it’s just the standard Taco Bell menu you could find at any other location. But the combination of consistent late night service (till at least 1 AM) served up by a TRULY cool group of people…? It makes a big difference to me.

Always quick to offer a complimentary cup of ice-cold water (a beloved offering to penny-pinching diners such as myself), some extra sauce packets, or an extra bunch of napkins (for the messy eater, or the brave drive-thru customer planning to attempt the (ever-risky) “eating-tacos-while-driving” maneuver.

These are just a few examples I feel compelled to share, in support of these wonderful young people. The fast-food employees who serve us throughout the course of our lives play such a brief, almost forgettable role, in the overall story of our life.

Yet, how many dozens of these fine folks have been there to serve us on-demand food at affordable prices, often when we needed it most? While traveling out of state, exhausted and elated to spot that *OPEN* 24/7 FOOD sign?? Maybe you work late nights or overnight shift: tell me you’ve not stopped for fast food after work @ 12:50 am, or maybe 7:30 am. You look like a crazy, disheveled mess. But more often than not, the down to earth people working the drive thru or the counter? They’re just happy to get your order in quickly, and without judgment.

I digress, but if you’ve made it this far into a Google review of a Taco Bell, perhaps you are like me: moved by people’s extraordinary actions in the otherwise mundane. If you live around here, I urge you to frequent this Taco Bell location if you can. There’s no hidden prizes, free food, or other clandestine activities to speak of. It is a standard Taco Bell operation, with the same offerings as any other location.

But the genuine warmth and welcome I feel upon each visit is remarkable in and of itself. I think food tastes better, when you’ve had a positive, fun interaction with your host. So thank you for considering my words, I say them with all sincerity and admiration for this Taco Bell. Live long, and taco-bout the little things in life that bring you joy ???

Warm regards,

Diana G, 9/22 @ 11:45 pm

Dietary restrictions: Taco Bell is about that customization life: they make every effort to abide by any customer requests to +add or -remove ingredients. It’s rare to receive incorrect orders here, they’re very discerning!

Parking: This plaza can be tricky to navigate upon first visit, however the Taco Bell drive-thru traffic pattern usually becomes readily apparent, especially during lunch or dinner rush. Plenty of spots just across from the building, sort of a shared lot with some of the other (lesser visited) businesses across the way. Never been unable to find a spot, very convenient!

Kid-friendliness: It’s Taco Bell - kids will find a great meal here and have plenty of space to dig in, and even wander around a little bit - without being much bother to other diners. Inside dining area usually has a bunch of different sizes / styles of tables or booths, and the stereo typically plays a steady stream of upbeat pop / rock music. Not so loud that you can’t have a conversation while eating…just loud enough to sort of cover ambient sounds - from the kitchen, other diners, or loud/crying kids ?

Wheelchair accessibility: Two wheelchair access points from the parking lot (slow incline up the concrete), several parking permit spots immediately outside the doors.“