Taco Bell Houston

I like the menu kiosk that you make your order and pay, just wait for the order. Quesadillas arrived hot and the guacamole and jalapeños (my choice) was good. Queso melted and its small which is not bad, it was for a before bed snack.

Classic TB. If you have never been to Taco Bell before, let me tell you a little bit about this establishment. They make tacos and burritos for your dining pleasure. They use ingredients like beef, cheese, lettuce, and rice to make a variety of different items. These items are placed on the menu and you can choose them at your leisure. They also have a “drive-thru” where you can drive your car up to the window after ordering for a speaker system, this was invented a few years ago for our ease as a car saturated society. It is quite convenient to stay in your car without having to move a muscle except for your foot on the gas pedal. This means that you can still listen to your favorite podcast or jam out to some hard rock music while waiting for your calorically rich food. People are generally nice to them at Taco Bell when you are nice back. This means when you order, the best way to do it is to say it in a very kind and gentle manner. The people making the burritos, believe it or not, are also human and are not master chefs like Gordon Ramsey (although you may think differently after tasting the beefy five layer burrito or grilled chicken quesadilla). When ordering in the restaurant or in the drive-through, simply say what kind of food you want and they will make it for you. Generally it comes out within five minutes, and incredible advancement in society and a privilege to access in this overly wealthy country. In broad terms, it is quite a thing that we are lucky enough to have access to places like Taco Bell.