Taco Bell in Pearland

“Great food, great people, and high prices. The food was good as always, but the prices are getting insane. It is cheaper to go to a sit-down restaurant than to come here. This really goes for all taco bells, but i doubt they will change their pricing.“

“Most of the time, the food is here is great! Only beef I have with Taco Bell in general is they can't spread bean burritos ingredients out to save their life, and the cheesy gordita crunch barely has meat anymore. Prices have gone up here but some of it is still pretty good for the money!“

“This is a KFC/Taco Bell location. I opted for chicken today. I was told the biscuits weren't ready but no problem they offered a replacement item but I opted out and took an extra jalapeño. Got home, no straw, no napkins, no utensils. Glad I was at home and not trying to eat on the fly. My chicken was crispy and taters were good as always. The guy taking the order originally seemed a bit confused but he was sweet. The Mgr took over like superman to the rescue.“

“If you like Taco Bell's food, which Ibwould describe as "quick Mexican" fare, you would prefer this location. They are always well-provisioned and not lacking in items that I order. They have generous operating hours, and even the drive-thru line is never unbearable. Staff are friendly and I've never had a mistake. When I have gone in, because staff are so busy making correct and timely orders, it is not always "spic-&-span", but that's to be expected especially during peak periods. I'm glad that this Taco Bell, with its continuous high level of competence and service, is close to my home.

Parking: I'm not sure how "street parking" differs from a parkinglot, so can't speak to that. It has a spacious parkinglot as you would commonly encounter in the Greater Houston Area. However, because the drive-thru can be entered from either the front or rear of the building, it is best to keep that in mind if you are attempting to park (or leave) as cars can come from both directions, may be preoccupied with what they want to eat, or could unwittingly block you in.

Wheelchair accessibility: I immediately noticed that the door is much, much wider than any other food establishment. Presumably this would make it easier to accommodate a wheelchair. However, I'm not sure how a person using one would be able to "manhandle" the door in the first place. I'm not sure if the expectation is that such a person only use the drive-thru, which I believe has hours extending past those of the lobby.“