Taco Bell

Far and away, my favorite Taco Bell.
This restaurant recently underwent a thorough remodel inside to breathe in some fresh air to the outdated décor and seating. The only downfall of the remodel is they seem to have lost quite a few seats. However, this Taco Bell is right off I-​65 and the majority of their business is drive thru or to-​go orders.
The employees here are always bubbly and energetic. At most low-​level fast food places, the employees don’t care about you nor the service. This place does their best to fulfill orders at a good pace and make small talk with you as needed to make your visit more enjoyable.
The food here was always correct each time I ordered. I have used the Taco Bell app on my phone twice in the past few weeks a bit leery about my order being wrong, but it was always perfect… even down to the details like ‘no cheese’ or ‘extra meat’ on my Mexican Pizza.
With the influx of business this Taco Bell does which I believe is far more than most Taco Bells, kudos to the staff for their speed of service and attention to detail.
–Bob

I agree with Tabitha more than Jerry here. My service was slow as no one was working the counter. However, I did enjoy the music theme, especially the violin over the back left entrance. Still, this restaurant served its intended purpose and I grabbed a Coke to go on my way back to #Atlanta.

We should have known the food here was going to be bad based on the appearance of the restaurant. The windows, doors, counters and especially the bathrooms were dirty and dilapidated.
My daughter ordered 2 burritos and after biting into the second, she said that something didn’t taste right. She threw it away. 15 minutes later on I-​65, we had to pull over so my daughter could vomit.
This restaurant has resulted in a new family rule — if it looks sketchy, abort the mission.

I like the music theme they got going on in there. The bathroom was pretty ghetto tho. Food tasted very fresh and well made. Nice workers.