Taco Bell

Whoever the lady was with dark hair working around 7pm on Wednesday 16 August, she made me THE most amazing crunchy supreme beef tacos ive ever had from Taco Bell. They were actually constructed to perfection, not one thing spilling out when I unwrapped the tacos, yet perfectly and nicely stuffed with toppings. She knows what it means to Live Mas. GIVE HER A RAISE!! 🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮

Everything here is halal! ✅ I enjoyed the chicken quesadillas, churros, taco fries as well as the beef taco 👌 The service was great - I visited around Brunch on Sat and received a great welcome by the workers. They were very sweet and accommodating in explaining the menu to me since this was my first time! The order also didn’t take long! The inside was clean and not crowded. I also used the toilet afterwards which was also immaculate. I enjoyed Taco Bell and would totally visit again!!

Taco Bell - Earls Court Road Address. 166 Earls Ct Rd, London SW5 9QF Opening hours. Monday 11am to 11pm Tuesday 11am to 11pm Wednesday 11am to 11pm Thursday 11am to 11pm Friday 11am to 11pm Saturday 11am to 11pm Saturday 11am to 11pm Here you will find all your favourite menu items, from classic burritos and tacos, to new favourites like the £5 Chalupa Cravings Box, Crunchwrap Supreme, Volcano Burrito, and Chalupa Supreme. You can eat inside or visit the drive-thru. You can also order online. Frankly eating in the restaurant easily beats having the food delivered. It will always be fresh and hot. History Taco Bell originated in California, United States of America. It was founded by Glen Bell, and he opened the first Taco Bell restaurant back in 1962 in Downey, California. Before Taco Bell, he originally owned and operated a hamburger stand called Bell’s Hamburgers in California, built in 1948 on the border of San Bernardino and the city of Colton. Glen opened his first taco stand, Taco Tia in 1954, selling tacos. It was founded by Glen Bell, and he opened the first Taco Bell restaurant back in 1962 in Downey, California. Before Taco Bell, he originally owned and operated a hamburger stand called Bell's Hamburgers in California, built in 1948 on the border of San Bernardino and the city of Colton.