The wait is literally horrid. Food is standard taco bell but 30 plus minutes in the drive thru everytime. Even with mobile order.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
Christina Ragan
If I could give no stars I would because we couldn't even get service. We are from out of town. We went there at 2 p.m. on Sunday and all the doors were locked. There were 2 employees inside that just stared at us when we tried to open the doors. We left and went to Arby's.
Fred Watts
Fresh and quite a bit faster than previous visits. Thank you.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Ezra Kessler
Gone multiple times in last few weeks and always say the system is down but neighboring towns systems are just fine?
larry Donaldson
I went inside to order and no one was at the counter. Everyone was in the back I waited for 5-10 minutes for someone to come and take my order. Then a couple came in and out came a girl to take their order. I don’t know what made them special that they get their order taken before mine. They didn’t need my cash so they lost that sale
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Brandy Cox
Very busy, ordered at kiosk
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Chloe Brooks
If you’re looking for entertainment while enjoying cheap food and drinks, then this is the spot!
Me and my friends decided to dine in at this Taco Bell location and it certainly didn't disappoint. The food was what you'd expect from an average fast food chain, but the entertainment is what really made it stand out to us. There were multiple employees sitting at a table in the store (I'm assuming they were having a meeting) and the managers were yelling at them about their behavior at work! We all watched this drama unfold, with employees yelling at other employees during their meeting, while we sat infront of their table indulging in delicious tacos and burritos in our mouths. Their meeting ended with the managers giving a heart-felt speech about what it truly means to work in the fast food industry, and we were all left with feelings of inspiration and hope for this location.
This visit was unforgetful, and we left Taco Bell feeling very grateful for what we watched while eating. Would totally go back again!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Dan Lindt
The food is pretty good for a Taco Bell. But the service is abysmal. The skinny punk running the drive through every night is always rude and acts like everything is an inconvenience to him. More than half the time you pull up and they name off 20 things they don’t have which are usually the most important things on the menu. Might I add, twice in the past I’ve gone to this location at 2-4pm and they are closed! For reasons unbeknownst to customers. The people running this place suck
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
S D
All the doors locked at noon on a weekday
Clayton Mayle
Called in after the dine in was closed 4 days in a row and got told by a gentleman who was working and he told me he was the only one working and was doing everything! From running drive thru and taking orders to jumping back and preparing and bagging food. Kudos on the guy working who was super nice abt the situation but seems it has only gotten worse over the last few years from forgetting items to only having minimal staff on hand for daily shifts I wouldn’t recommend.
Nice staff, friendly and professional, yet they always seem understaffed. The wait is borderline unexceptable. More than once we have left the store or drive through because of the wait. The number of cars or people in the line are not actual indicators of service pace since many abandon the wait, the line often looks short. Good food and service if you have time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Trey Saylor
If you plan on eating inside, just know they are sometimes open and sometimes closed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Joseph Jernagan
Waited 30 minutes for a drink, excused other guests that walked in without taking orders, said they were too busy with 8 workers on duty. Unbelievable.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Kevin Yontz
4 orders suppose to be in boxes but no it was all in bag 20 items to sort and no diet Pepsi didn't know till after order and one item messed up just another typical day😞
Emma Ballard
Prepare yourselves, fellow humans, for I am about to recount a culinary odyssey so profound, so utterly mind-bending, that it transcends mere dining and enters the realm of spiritual awakening. I'm talking about my recent, fabled pilgrimage to the Logan Taco Bell, and let me tell you, it wasn't just a meal – it was a five-star, absolute, unadulterated, CRAZY experience. I walked in, a mere mortal with a rumbling stomach, expecting the usual crunchy, cheesy delights. Oh, how naive I was. The air itself seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly energy. The cashier, a prophet in a visor, looked at me with eyes that held the wisdom of a thousand chalupas. I stammered my order – a Nachos BellGrande, a couple of fiery Doritos Locos Tacos, and a Baja Blast that called to me from across the cosmos. And then, it began. The Nachos BellGrande arrived, not just a plate of food, but a monument of flavor. Each chip was a crispy canvas for the most perfectly melted cheese, the zesty beef, and the symphony of sour cream and tomatoes. It wasn't just a nacho; it was a revelation. I felt a tear well up. Was this what true happiness tasted like? But the real delirium hit with the Doritos Locos Tacos. The shells, iridescent and pulsating with Dorito-y goodness, crackled with an almost audible celestial hum. As I bit into the first one, time itself seemed to warp. I wasn't in a Taco Bell anymore; I was soaring through a galaxy of nacho cheese dust, propelled by the sheer force of seasoned beef and cool, crisp lettuce. I saw visions! Unicorns galloping through fields of fire sauce! A choir of chihuahua angels singing the praises of the Crunchwrap Supreme! The Baja Blast? Don't even get me started on the Baja Blast. It wasn't just a drink; it was a portal. With every sip, I felt my consciousness expand, traversing dimensions of tropical lime and Mountain Dew euphoria. I swear, for a brief moment, I achieved true enlightenment, understanding the secrets of the universe, all thanks to that shimmering turquoise elixir. When I finally emerged, blinking, from the Logan Taco Bell, I was not the same person who had entered. My taste buds had been reborn. My soul had been cleansed. I felt like I had just returned from a heroic quest, my belly full, my mind blown, and a faint, delightful aroma of cinnamon twists lingering on my clothes. If you are seeking mere sustenance, go elsewhere. But if you are ready for an epically crazy, life-altering, flavor-infused journey that will redefine your understanding of fast food, then drop everything, sell your possessions, and make a beeline for the Logan Taco Bell. It's not just a restaurant; it's a destination. It's a legend. It's five out of five stars, and frankly, I'd give it six if I could. Prepare to have your mind, body, and spirit absolutely, gloriously BELL-ed.
The wait is literally horrid. Food is standard taco bell but 30 plus minutes in the drive thru everytime. Even with mobile order.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
If I could give no stars I would because we couldn't even get service. We are from out of town. We went there at 2 p.m. on Sunday and all the doors were locked. There were 2 employees inside that just stared at us when we tried to open the doors. We left and went to Arby's.
Fresh and quite a bit faster than previous visits. Thank you.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Gone multiple times in last few weeks and always say the system is down but neighboring towns systems are just fine?
I went inside to order and no one was at the counter. Everyone was in the back I waited for 5-10 minutes for someone to come and take my order. Then a couple came in and out came a girl to take their order. I don’t know what made them special that they get their order taken before mine. They didn’t need my cash so they lost that sale
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Very busy, ordered at kiosk
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
If you’re looking for entertainment while enjoying cheap food and drinks, then this is the spot!
Me and my friends decided to dine in at this Taco Bell location and it certainly didn't disappoint. The food was what you'd expect from an average fast food chain, but the entertainment is what really made it stand out to us. There were multiple employees sitting at a table in the store (I'm assuming they were having a meeting) and the managers were yelling at them about their behavior at work! We all watched this drama unfold, with employees yelling at other employees during their meeting, while we sat infront of their table indulging in delicious tacos and burritos in our mouths. Their meeting ended with the managers giving a heart-felt speech about what it truly means to work in the fast food industry, and we were all left with feelings of inspiration and hope for this location.
This visit was unforgetful, and we left Taco Bell feeling very grateful for what we watched while eating. Would totally go back again!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
The food is pretty good for a Taco Bell. But the service is abysmal. The skinny punk running the drive through every night is always rude and acts like everything is an inconvenience to him. More than half the time you pull up and they name off 20 things they don’t have which are usually the most important things on the menu. Might I add, twice in the past I’ve gone to this location at 2-4pm and they are closed! For reasons unbeknownst to customers. The people running this place suck
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
All the doors locked at noon on a weekday
Called in after the dine in was closed 4 days in a row and got told by a gentleman who was working and he told me he was the only one working and was doing everything! From running drive thru and taking orders to jumping back and preparing and bagging food. Kudos on the guy working who was super nice abt the situation but seems it has only gotten worse over the last few years from forgetting items to only having minimal staff on hand for daily shifts I wouldn’t recommend.
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Nice staff, friendly and professional, yet they always seem understaffed. The wait is borderline unexceptable. More than once we have left the store or drive through because of the wait. The number of cars or people in the line are not actual indicators of service pace since many abandon the wait, the line often looks short. Good food and service if you have time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
If you plan on eating inside, just know they are sometimes open and sometimes closed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Waited 30 minutes for a drink, excused other guests that walked in without taking orders, said they were too busy with 8 workers on duty. Unbelievable.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
4 orders suppose to be in boxes but no it was all in bag 20 items to sort and no diet Pepsi didn't know till after order and one item messed up just another typical day😞
Prepare yourselves, fellow humans, for I am about to recount a culinary odyssey so profound, so utterly mind-bending, that it transcends mere dining and enters the realm of spiritual awakening. I'm talking about my recent, fabled pilgrimage to the Logan Taco Bell, and let me tell you, it wasn't just a meal – it was a five-star, absolute, unadulterated, CRAZY experience.
I walked in, a mere mortal with a rumbling stomach, expecting the usual crunchy, cheesy delights. Oh, how naive I was. The air itself seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly energy. The cashier, a prophet in a visor, looked at me with eyes that held the wisdom of a thousand chalupas. I stammered my order – a Nachos BellGrande, a couple of fiery Doritos Locos Tacos, and a Baja Blast that called to me from across the cosmos.
And then, it began.
The Nachos BellGrande arrived, not just a plate of food, but a monument of flavor. Each chip was a crispy canvas for the most perfectly melted cheese, the zesty beef, and the symphony of sour cream and tomatoes. It wasn't just a nacho; it was a revelation. I felt a tear well up. Was this what true happiness tasted like?
But the real delirium hit with the Doritos Locos Tacos. The shells, iridescent and pulsating with Dorito-y goodness, crackled with an almost audible celestial hum. As I bit into the first one, time itself seemed to warp. I wasn't in a Taco Bell anymore; I was soaring through a galaxy of nacho cheese dust, propelled by the sheer force of seasoned beef and cool, crisp lettuce. I saw visions! Unicorns galloping through fields of fire sauce! A choir of chihuahua angels singing the praises of the Crunchwrap Supreme!
The Baja Blast? Don't even get me started on the Baja Blast. It wasn't just a drink; it was a portal. With every sip, I felt my consciousness expand, traversing dimensions of tropical lime and Mountain Dew euphoria. I swear, for a brief moment, I achieved true enlightenment, understanding the secrets of the universe, all thanks to that shimmering turquoise elixir.
When I finally emerged, blinking, from the Logan Taco Bell, I was not the same person who had entered. My taste buds had been reborn. My soul had been cleansed. I felt like I had just returned from a heroic quest, my belly full, my mind blown, and a faint, delightful aroma of cinnamon twists lingering on my clothes.
If you are seeking mere sustenance, go elsewhere. But if you are ready for an epically crazy, life-altering, flavor-infused journey that will redefine your understanding of fast food, then drop everything, sell your possessions, and make a beeline for the Logan Taco Bell. It's not just a restaurant; it's a destination. It's a legend. It's five out of five stars, and frankly, I'd give it six if I could. Prepare to have your mind, body, and spirit absolutely, gloriously BELL-ed.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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