Taco Bell - Wildwood

Very sad day when I can't get tostada or Mexican pizza anymore. Not anymore. I've eaten in Taco Bell since I was goodbye to a staple of my life in the 1970s. Well... as far as the experience with the store itself. not much to say. A disappointment. The bean burrito was not great and let us be honest. his not difficult to make, which reflects directly on the store and the employees. All in all, there are better places to eat.

Why bother? 4 of the 6 articles I tried to order (they no longer serve) TAKE IT OFF THE MENUE! Young lady in the speaker In sure is a wonderful person, but the level of professionalism was not. She addressed me. and fo sho they are sooo easy to braid away, the parking lot is very cramped and not easy to navigate around the back. Needs attention Fo sho

People were good, but taking the TACO SALAD OFF THE MENU, what the rear is Taco Bell Executive think?

Tell you to leave the store when you try to order in the kiosk with a mask that they arbitrarily consider incorrect. This place was great, but now the staff will make every excuse to get out of their job.

It was 10:35 p.m. and they would not take my order because I did not have a car and lobby was closed. My Tractor-Trailer was parked at the TA truck stop across from the restaurant. When someone pulled up to order, I offered to pay for their meal if they let me order with them. The cashier said they were only serving burritos and tacos. He had already ordered 4 burritos so I just ordered the same as he. Cashier said they didn't have enough ingredients for more than four. They weren't supposed to close until 11p.m. that night. 30 minutes before close and they were not serving a full menu. And the cashier's attitude was ugly. This place needs a serious employee check.