Taco Bell, Clearwater, Florida, Mexican Restaurant Details

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~^_____^~ free me from this volatile flesh prison

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Updated 12/1/14!

Pros:
- I have never gotten less than I paid for
- Social cashiers, workers that smile, determined managers
- Usually don't run out of condiments or items, but when they do, you'll know first-hand
- Orders rarely miss items or ingredients
- They don't mind custom orders
- They remember a face
- Generally quite speedy!

Cons:
- Parking is good enough, but can be cramped, especially the exit
- Sometimes food presentation can suffer during heavy hours of the day, although you won't be skimped on

Pro-Con:
- Personally, I like the interior and exterior. While it isn't as new as some of the low lighting and wild ones you might visit, it feels a lot more open and real. I don't like how the other Taco Bells tend to be so dark and boisterous, along with a big circular wall closing you in in front of the front counter. This one takes the cake for casualness and sociability. However, it may not be to your tastes

Been going to this Taco Bell for three years now and first began eating regularly at least once a month at Taco Bells 6 years ago (though my earliest experience is at the age of 7). These days it's 1-2 times a week! Aside from another visit in Sarasota, this is the best Taco Bell all around I have ever been to, and I've tried Taco Bells from Pinellas County to Georgia and North Carolina. Granted I haven't tried all that many, but enough to know this one gets the job done and rarely disappoints.

One thing I've noticed about other Taco Bells is that they usually are not as fast as this one. Also, unlike some I've tried on the southern highways of the U.S., they don't skimp. Also, the prices are normalized and cheaper than the mall.

I very much enjoy the employee-customer relationships, not only with the cashiers, but surprisingly extended to the cooks, team leader, and even manager. They make sure they get your order right, ask for your name, and will not moan or back-talk when you have a problem. They're generally in good spirits and clean and refill the dining area fairly often. While there have been some rare melancholic faces, you'll most often otherwise find yourself enjoying the banter between the employees and their dedication to speed and precision. Also, they do their advertising well, putting up posters and keeping the menus in check.

Lately I've seen a group of students from the local high school gathering at this Taco Bell too. It's not that bad to ride a bike too even, although I'd advise AGAINST taking Keene Rd (so hilly and long).

Well, can't think of anything else to say, except try a funny name when ordering. Something popular.

Enjoy!

Food:

Nom, nom, nom.