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May 8, 2018
I tried to order separate orders for myself and two co-workers but they refused to let me order more than two orders. Are you kidding me!? A lot of people don't keep cash on them, just plastic. That's fine Taco Bell because Ithaca will have a real Mexican restaurant soon and we will tale our business to them. Also the parking lot near the window smells like a sewer.

May 26, 2018
It's just taco Bell it was never meant to make you feel good

Apr 5, 2018
All i wanted at 36 weeks pregnant was nacho fries and a shredded chicken burrito. You no longer serve nacho fries. That's fine. Nothing you can do about a promotional item, and i can still get my shredded chicken burrito. Except when i get home and bite into some wet, soggy burrito that I've never had in my life. No burrito, or fries. Plus my 6 year old didn't get her order at all. My husband got part of his order. We basically got correct drinks, and a mystery bag of food. No one was in the drive-thru when we went, so maybe we got someone's order inside? My husband calls to see what we can do because my hormones had me crying that i couldn't have my burrito. They tell him they're too busy for him and to call back. REALLY? Just don't bother answering the phone if you're going to just tell us that you don't want to help.

May 9, 2018
Got the KFC stuff here. They gave us the wrong stuff and it seemed to have been under a heat lamp for hours. Definitely won't be back EVER.

Mar 4, 2018
I call this the TacoTucky (it's a combo with KFC) and I've never been disappointed. Pretty much what you'd expect from a decent Taco Bell - not a five-star restaurant, but they do what they're supposed to do well. They forgot the chicken in my Famous Bowl once, but they gave me a generous portion of popcorn chicken to fix it.

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