Taco Bell

2.0 star rating
3 reviews

Category: Fast Food  [Edit]

12780 State Highway 33
Gustine, CA 95322
Price Range:
$
Accepts Credit Cards:
Yes
Attire:
Casual
Good for Kids:
Yes
Takes Reservations:
No
Delivery:
No
Take-out:
Yes
Waiter Service:
No
Outdoor Seating:
No
Alcohol:
No
Wheelchair Accessible:
Yes
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3 reviews in English

  • Review from Beginning P.

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    Fontana, CA

    2.0 star rating
    10/11/2011 1 Check-in Here

    It's a Taco Bell on the 5.

  • Review from Junk C.

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    Solana Beach, CA

    2.0 star rating
    8/11/2009

    Meat gun, bean gun, cream gun, guac gun! And now that they serve club sandwich burritos, can the bacon gun be far behind? This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius. And to think that it all started here in Gustine or Santa Nella depending on who you ask.

    This particular Bell is a-okay as far as Bells go. While the once-flagship cheesy gordita crunch isn't explicitly shown on the menu and the hot sauce packets are still tattooed with annoying phrases that come off like terrible Danny Tanner attempts at jokes, they made the most appetizing Meximelt ever shot from a gun, and that's a superlative we can all believe in.

  • Review from Michelle M.

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    Oakland, CA

    2.0 star rating
    7/2/2008

    It ain't Jimboy's but the halfway burned out sign was a beacon of hope that pulled me off the construction-torn I-5 all the same. I wonder how many other folks have eaten at Euphoria Loves Rawvolution Cafe in Santa Monica for lunch and then hit up the Bell in Gustine for dinner. "I am conflicted" I ordered into the intercom while idling in the drive-thru, receiving only silence in return.

    As for the drive-thru, it'd been over a year since I'd partaken and I seemed to have lost my instincts. It was funny to pull up to the menu and hear "Hi, how are doing tonight?", answer "Doing alright, thanks!", and then sit there for a minute and a half before it occurred to me that perhaps times have changed in the fast food industry and employees are no longer required to issue the old prompt, "Welcome to xxx, can I take your order?"

    The harsh truth about this Taco Bell: I've had better 7 layer and bean burritos in Santa Clarita, Los Banos, Gilroy and Modesto within the last three years.