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How economical is your local Taco Bell?
- moonka 2y agoLooks like this only includes ones that allow you to use the app, so it is missing ones like the most expensive one in Seattle (possibly the US?). https://www.thestranger.com/food-and-drink/2023/05/16/78992978/an-investigation-of-seattles-most-expensive-taco-bell https://www.thestranger.com/food-and-drink/2023/05/16/789929...
- seanmcdirmid 2y agoAh, I should have looked through the comments before posting my own comment to similar effect. The mercer street taco bell in lower Queen Anne (aka uptown). I pass by it on the D line whenever I take my kid downtown, but we've never been there before (with Dick's a few blocks away I wonder how they survive).
- add-sub-mul-div 2y agoThere should be a term (if there isn't already) for the phenomenon of bias or flat out incorrect conclusions caused by sourcing whatever data happens to be easy/convenient rather than a complete or more apt data set.
- thenickdude 2y agoSampling Bias: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_bias https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sampling_bias
- ziml77 2y agoWouldn't the ones you can't use the app to order from be outliers?
- EcommerceFlow 2y agoCool map. Taco Bell is no where near economical anymore though.
- lasc4r 2y agoThe box with a few things in it is not too bad.
- reducesuffering 2y agoIdk, I'm getting a $6 combo with a drink and 3 items filled with potatoes, beans, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, sour cream in one of the most expensive metros in the US. Not too bad.
- notjulianjaynes 2y agoThey have this at my local expensive taco bell but it's online order only.
- hadlock 2y agoThat's not bad if you don't remember ordering those same items off of the 99¢ menu for the first ten years of your adult life
- reducesuffering 2y agoOh of course I remember being broke and living off $1 Taco Bell and McDonalds menu. But with a drink, that would've still been $5 in 2010, in the aftermath of the 2008 recession where people had much less money and businesses had to compete on dirt cheap pricing to attract business. In my area, workers were getting paid $9/hour where they're at $20/hour right now.
- resource_waste 2y ago'filled' False, you get a few sprinkles. My toddler unwrapped one of their burritos and... it was all shell. It was pretty traumatic. I stopped thinking I was getting a deal. My homemade burritos are literally 10x more filled. Taco bell is great at wrapping their shells.
- ndesaulniers 2y agoThey don't have data on cheesy gordita crunches. Literally unusable. /s
- excalibur 2y agoYou joke, but my orders are mostly chalupas and quesadillas, and this has neither. Also wtf is a lava taco?
- pwg 2y ago> Also wtf is a lava taco Taco Bell's cheesy name for "spicy" -- although if one truly enjoys actual spicy these are just mild as far as "spice" goes. Runs more along the line of "they tried to add some pepper flavor, but forgot to add any heat".
- ethbr1 2y agoI think I heard Taco Bell was taking the cheesy gordita crunch off the menu. It was going to be replaced by the volcano crunchy gordita cheese.
- drooby 2y agoThis feels like a map of real estate price
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- wifipunk 2y agoTo a degree for sure. Definitely not in the context of Texas. Dallas, DFW, Plano areas are unfortunately not that cheap haha
- twodave 2y agoI knew the Taco Bell by me had raised their prices. I didn't realize my city (and state, in general) has THE most expensive BYO cravings boxes (among other things) in the US. What the hell, Florida?
- smcin 2y agoThe 'Build Your Own Cravings Box' has by far the highest variation in price, in particular in Florida, it jumps abruptly from regions where it's identically $5.99 to $12.99. Unlike any other item. Previously discussed in 2023 on https://www.reddit.com/r/tacobell/comments/13xrssr/build_your_own_cravings_box_went_from_599_to_1299/ https://www.reddit.com/r/tacobell/comments/13xrssr/build_you... Seems like franchisees in different regions collude on pricing on that item.
- foobarian 2y agoTaco Bell had felt pretty expensive for many years now. But there is just no alternative so I’m not too surprised they were able to pull it off.
- bee_rider 2y agoThere are a ton of alternatives to Taco Bell, “good, inexpensive tacos” are a whole thing, taco trucks, etc. Unless you are specifically looking for drain-o for your digestive system.
- t-writescode 2y agoMy usual time for Taco Bell is well past when taco trucks are open. For me it's "the tastiest and healthiest [late night food] on the go".
- duxup 2y agoHealthiest? I haven’t eaten there in a while but I don’t recall thinking it was healthy at all, quite the opposite.
- sodality2 2y agoDepending on what you get, it can actually be quite solid in macros and not super unhealthy. Particularly if you’re trying to hit protein goals, the $/cal or $/g protein is better than most other fast food places, and they had healthy alternatives to the typical grease-filled beef.
- t-writescode 2y agoCompared to other late-night food places, such as McDonalds, Burger King, Jack in the Box, Shake Shack and similar.
- astrange 2y agoThose places can be reasonably healthy depending what you pick; a burger is low in fiber but otherwise it's actually pretty balanced. Soda and fries are what's bad.
- TuringNYC 2y agoThis map needs to be scaled by rent cost/sqft for commercial real estate in the county. Otherwise, the results are really just a pass-thru of rent in the burrito price.
- ethbr1 2y agoSince when does San Diego have cheaper real estate than Wyoming?
- fsckboy 2y agoJackson WY https://www.zillow.com/wy/luxury-homes/ https://www.zillow.com/wy/luxury-homes/
- seanmcdirmid 2y agoJackson Hole is a huge exception in Wyoming (also the only blue county they have). It basically compares to Aspen and other ultra high end luxury resort towns, except the Grand Tetons (and then Yellowstone) are right next door.
- rob74 2y agoOr, to quote Wikipedia: > Jackson has become a second home for various celebrities, often due to Wyoming's income tax regime, including Sandra Bullock, RuPaul Charles, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, Nikki Sixx, and Harrison Ford. I only knew about Harrison Ford living there before I read the article, guess it shows my age...
- seanmcdirmid 2y agoA lot of states have no income tax, Washington and neveda for example. But they don’t have huge mountains and natural scenery (well, yes, they have that, but they don’t have any communities where you can buy into it as nicely as Jackson).
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- jmpman 2y agoDid pinto beans and wheat (tortillas) prices increase that much at the commodity level?
- hombre_fatal 2y agoThose are the two cheapest things in Taco Bell food. Why not ask about any of the other ingredients?
- jmpman 2y agoTheir bean burrito prices have increased in proportion to the rest of their items. What else is in a Taco Bell bean burrito? Onions, cheese, oil, salt. Something else?
- darknavi 2y agoThey should update the map with prices of nacho fries. It would be all black. RIP nacho fries, until next time.
- t-writescode 2y agoI didn't realize there was this much price variance in Taco Bell. That's the most interesting feature, to me.
- cortesoft 2y agoI have an autistic kid who went through a phase where she would only eat McDonalds chicken nuggets... I live in a city and have 3 McDonald's pretty close to me, and the price for the same order of nuggets would vary by up to 50 cents between the 3... the cheapest place is only a half mile away from the most expensive one. It really is strange.
- wincy 2y agoAh geez, we have a five year old who has a physical disability so ate via feeding tube for a long time, and when she finally started on actual foods had the McDonald’s chicken nuggets phase. We bought an air fryer and she prefers those nuggets now thank goodness, and has been branching out to other foods. And since we were getting her McDonald’s, we often ended up getting it, especially during Covid, and gained weight, and it was a vicious cycle.
- gscott 2y agoYou can apparently eat them 15 years straight before it causes a problem https://www.cbsnews.com/news/british-teen-stacey-irvine-hospitalized-after-eating-nothing-but-chicken-nuggets-for-15-years/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/british-teen-stacey-irvine-hosp...
- aucisson_masque 2y agoI know you're joking but just in case someone miss it, even 1 meal of McDonald chicken nugget is bad for health. Its just that after 15 years you die of it, before you are very unhealthy, especially for kids.
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- TulliusCicero 2y ago> Restaurant is more expensive in places that are more expensive. Gee, thanks. If this factored in local cost of living this might actually be useful so you could see where Taco Bell is unusually cheap or expensive relative to the area.
- dhosek 2y agoThere are big variations in price within short distances that can be useful for someone who’s looking to get a cheap taco at 11p.
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- notjulianjaynes 2y agoIt seemed as if my favorite due to its cheapness fast food had become more expensive lately, and yup, every single location in my area is a red dot on that map. Bummer.
- russellbeattie 2y agoPSA: These prices haven't been updated in over a year. Click on a dot and it'll tell you when. Same thing for the Big Mac version: https://mccheapest.com/ https://mccheapest.com/
- seanmcdirmid 2y agoThey are missing the Seattle Lower Queen Anne Taco Bell/KFC combo store that is known to be the most expensive Taco Bell in the nation. https://locations.tacobell.com/wa/seattle/210-w--mercer-st-.html https://locations.tacobell.com/wa/seattle/210-w--mercer-st-.... Anyways, you hear horror pricing stories about this one store.
- icelancer 2y agoI've begrudgingly eaten there after a night out at Ozzie's. Such is life.
- camkego 2y agoApparently the prices are scraped from the mobile app. I installed the mobile app and for some reason, and that location can’t be found inside the mobile app. Actually, you cannot (I can’t anyway) order from that location from the website either. It just goes to show data cleaning is hard. It’s true for statistics and it’s probably just as true for LLMs.
- Loughla 2y agoWhy does Taco Bell have an app? What is its purpose?
- batch12 2y agoThe purpose of the McDonalds app seems to be to replace cashiers. I assume the Taco Bell app was created for the same reason.
- ghaff 2y agoI assume many/most of the people regularly eating at these places are very price sensitive. And, especially with demographic shifts in the West, non-premium places are going to be doing everything in their power to replace employees with automation and self-service. A lot of shoppers may grumble but they'll go with the lower prices.
- RandallBrown 2y agoThis seems to be missing the Taco Bell in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. I've seen posts saying it's the most expensive Taco Bell in the country. Maybe it's excluded because it includes a KFC? Edit: That Taco Bell doesn't allow in app ordering.
- bhawks 2y agoEven the rural and poor parts of California can't have cheap taco bell.
- wickedsight 2y agoHow much does this map correlate with how economical an area is in general? Say, I want to plan a road trip through the US, will hitting the green areas result in cheaper lodging, gas and food as a whole?
- mikewarot 2y agoI live in Munster, Indiana.... it's essentially the food court of Northwest Indiana. People stop here to avoid Illinois sticker shock. It turns out our Taco bell (1/4 mile south from the exit) is the cheapest in the area. They're ALWAYS busy. I assume they make it up in volume.
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- guidedlight 2y agoWow. Most of these are really close together. The US clearly eats way too much fast food.
- komali2 2y agoNot sure if you've been to the USA but it's not like many Americans have a choice. As an American from a smaller town it's something that depresses me a great deal. Basically every restaurant is an instance of a chain. Outside of the cities it's rare to find an original small business. Especially because the only place to get food is sometimes a parking lot "food court" or mall, and I guess only the franchisers can afford the rent there? Idk. Anyway that combined with the fact that fast food chains can leverage cost saving measures like putting their employees on food stamps and economies of scale mean nobody can beat them on prices, so for those that don't have a grocery store and wouldn't know how to cook a meal even if they did, for your daily dinner the 5$ McDonald's burger or whatever is genuinely your only choice unless you wanna eat gas station canned chili. Meanwhile now I live in Taiwan and every alley is chock full of original, small business restaurants all serving population that basically exclusively eats out for every meal and it's lovely.
- lotsofpulp 2y agoWe have long had access to unlimited recipes and YouTube videos showing how to cook quick, easy, tasty meals. And we have online shopping. A small minority of Americans live so remote (either in blighted urban or rural areas) that they don’t have a choice in cooking.
- komali2 2y agoWhere in the USA do you live? For my parent's house in Texas City there wasn't really a grocery store for ten miles and I'm not even sure delivery apps were available there. It's like trying to call an Uber in league city... MAYBE you'll get one in 30 minutes or something. I'm curious if you think it's because Americans are too lazy or undisciplined or stupid or something to find and cook food? Is it hard to believe there's structural issues making it harder there than in other places? I mean even if you just open a map the geographical obstacle should be pretty apparent... It's an enormous country.
- smcin 2y ago- This is the same Pantry & Larder website as "McCheapest: A site that tracks the price of a Big Mac in every US McDonald's" (pantryandlarder.com) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38980793 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38980793 . Although Taconomical allows you to choose by 9 different menu items. - For comparisons to cost-of-living, see "Big Macs and the Cost of Living Crisis" (abc.net.au) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41169538 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41169538
- arrobbiato 2y agoSurprising that the legendary Taco Bell in Pacifica isn’t the most expensive one, though it is close. It has a fireplace, it serves margaritas, and it has a walk-up window for hungry surfers. https://californiaisforadventure.com/pacifica-taco-bell/ https://californiaisforadventure.com/pacifica-taco-bell/
- bitbckt 2y agoIt is also occasionally a wedding venue.
- iancmceachern 2y agoMy wife and I go sometimes. They also serve beer. There is also a pretty good Panda Express right there you can grab takeout from and Park in the beach parking lot. There is another Taco Bell cantina right near our apartment near oracle park. They have really good prices for alcohol compared to the surrounding bars.
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- pimlottc 2y agoFor the umpteen millionth time, please please please do not use red/green for the scale, it is very difficult for colorblind people to distinguish, which is ~5% of the male population. Look at Colorbrewer for some alternative suggestions: https://colorbrewer2.org/ https://colorbrewer2.org/
- areyousure 2y agoDo operating system accessibility controls help you distinguish the colors? For example, both Windows 10/11 and MacOS have "color filters". https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/ https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/ windows/use-color-filters-in-windows-43893e44 b8b3-2e27-1a29-b0c15ef0e5ce https://support.apple.com/ https://support.apple.com/ guide/mac-help/change-display-colors-easier-onscreen mchl11ddd4b3/mac
- thedougd 2y agoThey can but keep in mind there are a variety of different types of color blindness and varying severity. For me close colors on a red / green scale are difficult to differentiate. If I enable accessibility features, it will make every photo look incorrect. iOS has an excellent option to adjust the degree of color filter. Mine is set to tritanopia (blue/yellow) the only about 5 percent intensity to give me a good balance.
- hansvm 2y agoKind of. All those are able to do (however it's implemented) is map some (r,g,b) -> (r,g,b). If we pick on the common example of red-green colorblindness (of which there are many types; to have something concrete to work with, let's say all cones function at "normal" intensity, but the spectrum for the red cone has been shifted near to what the green cone picks up), what kinds of mappings are you able to do? The core problem is that many (r,g) pairs are equivalent, or nearly so. It's worth noting then that at least one of two properties holds: (a) Your mapping is bijective. You shift things around, e.g. by swapping the green and blue channels. Any bijective technique other than the identity will, by definition, add hue distortion, making things potentially hard to interpret. You're able to, e.g., gain the ability to distinguish red and green, but that comes at the cost of not being able to distinguish red and blue, since the confused pairs still exist in the output space. (b) Your mapping isn't injective. Many input colors map to the same output colors. One way this might be helpful is in pushing the (r,g) split toward its extremes. Maybe leave (50,50) alone, map (40,60) -> (10,90) and (30,70) -> (1,99). How much that helps varies [0], but it comes at the cost of reduced dynamic range. You traded telling colors apart for telling images with subtle variations apart. And, again, there's a hue distortion. If we don't have any good options, what levers do you have available to play with? 1. You can (ab)use the brightness channel to carry color information. This isn't very effective since brightness steps are harder to perceive than hue steps. Most implementations will instead prefer to keep the perceptual brightness the same (for the particular colorblindness described, reds will be less bright than in normal vision and greens more bright, so you need to add a correction factor). In the abstract, I do like using the brightness channel. When out at sea I'll wear strongly tinted orange sunglasses to make detecting buoys easy (everything else is dark, but the orange buoys are bright as day). 2. You can compress the (r,g) split as described above, making reds more red and greens more green. 3. You use the blue channel somehow. This is a catch-all of sorts, but if you're keeping brightness the same and not fixing the problem with just (r,g) (and, again, people want to keep brightness the same and can't fix the problem with just (r,g) [0]), then you're mixing blue into the equation. With a goal of minimizing hue distortion, no implementation does anything as extreme as my proposal of swapping the blue and green channels. They all, instead, trade some of the (r,g) discriminative ability for extra blue. Implementation details vary. I particularly like the ones which have a sequence of tests and do a little ML to come up with a nice (r,g,b) -> (r,g,b) scheme tailored for your eyes. However it's done though, you're saturating the blue channel with extra information. All mappings can be represented as some combination of (1,2,3), and mostly (3) in practice, which perhaps helps explain why the techniques aren't amazing in general. They all assume the goal is telling red from green, but your real goal is telling apart all the colors you need to tell apart in whichever UI you happen to be working with. The extra constraint of minimizing hue distortion helps with that, but you're still in a world where the colorblind filter helps for some UIs and doesn't for others, actively making others worse. God-forbid they have both off-red and off-blue buttons when the filter's solution was trading some red for some blue. And you can work around that a bit by not letting the filter be quite so strong, but that comes at the cost of not being as helpful in the actual red-green case. It's one more lever that helps a bit at the OS level. You'd really like customization for the particular UI you're looking at, kind of like what user style sheets were supposed to do for the web. [0] You don't really get "pure" colors from an LCD, so this is even less effective of a technique than it could be, and it really messes with the math (you want something kind of like an integral over relative response curves convolved with the LCD's spectrum). The particular flavor of red-green colorblindness described though, you can sometimes tell very pure reds from very pure greens.
- FrustratedMonky 2y agoWhy is Greenville SC in the red, but Greensboro NC in the Green. Both in south, both similar size cities. This is pretty fascinating showing how prices are skewed to what the local market will withstand. For max profits. If I'm reading this correctly.
- mminer237 2y agoUsually it's just who the franchisor is. Different owners have different philosophies. Every Taco Bell around me is operated by the same guy and is expensive regardless of economic condition, but most of the Taco Bells around it are much more reasonable despite some being in higher-cost-of-living areas.
- jscheel 2y agoNot sure why almost all of Tennessee is unavailable, but I can say that their prices here have risen astronomically. Our Taco Bell used to have a line around the building pretty consistently, now it’s essentially empty all the time.
- phkahler 2y agoI have wondered how true this is: 1) Covid caused a huge reduction in business. 2) Businesses charged more per person to sustain themselves. 3) Post-Covid people are buying less due to the higher prices so its sticky. My local Qdoba is so expensive I won't eat there any more, but a few people do. What would happen if they dropped prices significantly and advertised that to bring people back? I don't know... There are only so many person-meals in a day, so people are eating somewhere, are they staying home? Are grocery sales up?
- gowld 2y agoMBAs aren't that stupid. Either they make more money by selling less at a higher price (consider, a 20% increase in price might be a 50% increase in profit), or they are sowing losses for tax purposes.
- lotsofpulp 2y ago>sowing losses for tax purposes. Please explain what tax purpose losing money (or earning less money than possible) serves.
- jprd 2y ago> MBAs aren't that stupid. Citations?
- jandrese 2y ago> MBAs aren't that stupid. I'm not sure. I've seen too many businesses mismanaged into the ground. It's way too common for big businesses to act like they suddenly have a monopoly even though competition still exists, and then go all surprised Pikachu face when revenue dries up.
- mgkimsal 2y ago"Price last checked June 5, 2023" for stuff around me.
- qzx_pierri 2y agosame
- flyinghamster 2y agoHugged to death? All I get is a spinning circle, on Chrome or Firefox.
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- nemo44x 2y agoIf you've ever looked into buying a fast food franchise you've maybe noticed that Taco Bell's are really expensive to franchise and startup. I'm guessing it's why we don't see saturation of them like we do Mcdonald's, etc. I don't think the expected yearly profit (generally around $100k/store) is any better either but they do have really high margins compared to others.
- bschmidt1 2y agoThe T Bell in Pacifica might be a little pricey but has the best views and serves margaritas!
- fuzzy_biscuit 2y agoA lot of the data for my area is over a year old. Feels like this needs a refresh.
- resource_waste 2y agoBest of luck, these people arent making any meaningful money off their work. They are novelty websites that make the internet cool. These are good people, not paid people. Enjoy your free information, don't expect better. There is no money in it. At best, you can cheer on the owner for a few years before they realized they helped a million people save a few dollars at taco bell, and they had 15 minutes of internet fame.
- Eumenes 2y agoI grew up in a small town that had ordinances blocking fast food and drive thrus. It was really nice. More municipalities need to step up there.
- CalRobert 2y agoIncidentally, I was delighted to see a Taco Bell in Amersfoort, Netherlands, recently. Ten tacos for 14 euro isn't QUITE the 59, 79, 99 cent menu of my youth, but it isn't bad. I still bitterly miss the Chili Cheese burrito, Taco Bell's crowning achievement. RIP chilicheese.org :-( https://web.archive.org/web/20190313160757/http://chilicheese.org/ https://web.archive.org/web/20190313160757/http://chilichees...
- mordero 2y agoThere are still some Taco Bells that sell the Chili Cheese burrito (at least in the Mid-West US)! Unfortunately not as cheap as it used to be (its ~$3 here), but any time I go to a Taco Bell I always ask just in case.
- zoover2020 2y agoOut of curiosity, what were you doing in Amersfoort? I've not seen it mentioned much (my grand parents are from there)
- poopsmithe 2y agoLove this! So interesting to see the variety of prices. Any chance we could get Puerto Rico and other US territories graphed? Thank you!
- cprayingmantis 2y agoLove this! I'd love to take the underlying data combine it with data like average income for a county and see which counties had the most affordable Taco Bell.
- qazxcvbnmlp 2y agoI’d be curious to plot this next to home prices. It looks like places that are more expensive to live have higher Taco Bell prices.. which kinda checks out.
- motoxpro 2y agoWhile there is a correlation there, I think it's more about supply chain. Take a look at NM, Utah, Montana, AZ, etc. There is way more density on the East Coast. You can also see this by swapping the product to Guacamole
- jandrese 2y agoDoes Greenville, SC have high home prices? I was noticing how regional some high prices are. My theory is that there are areas where one person owns all of the franchises in the region and have started acting more monopolistic. Obviously there are other areas where the high prices make sense. The rich old tourist/snowbird areas of Florida? Obviously going to be expensive. Locations inside of cities that have high rents and operating costs are also likely to be more expensive. Although Minneapolis seems to have escaped the cost trap somehow.
- partiallypro 2y agoWhy is there no pricing information for Middle Tennessee? Seems odd that it's just that one area. Some sort of franchising thing?
- complianceowl 2y agoThis is certainly something we need to taco 'bout. I'll walk myself out....
- klaussilveira 2y agoIn the future, all restaurants are Taco Bell.
- wkat4242 2y agoTaco Bell here in Barcelona is ridiculously expensive and extremely poor quality. There's so many great taco restaurants here where you actually get great food for good money. I guess they're just aiming at rich tourists.
- varjag 2y agoFWIW Taco Bell places I tried in CA were poor quality as well. Guess it's one of the things you have to grow up with to enjoy.
- gnulinux 2y agoI live in Boston, MA. Taco Bell is horrendously low quality, I can only imagine it's right at the border of being "barely legal to sell" it as food. If you eat it and don't get explosive diarrhea you should consider yourself lucky. People still eat it because (1) it used be (before COVID) actually extremely cheap (really, in Boston's expensive standards it was almost as cheap as cooking food at your home, but worse quality) now it's about the same as any other fast-food chain maybe slightly cheaper (2) some people like the comfort food aspect of it.
- dontlikeyoueith 2y agoMore like drunk or hungover tourists. That's about the only time I can stomach Taco Bell.
- standardUser 2y agoTaco Bell isn't really a taco place, it's a particular type of food. Other chains like Taco John's and Del Taco are very similar. And there is the occasional independent place that makes Taco Bell-style food. But normally tacos are Mexican food, and Taco Bell does not serve Mexican food.
- ourmandave 2y agoThe one near me doesn't do counter service unless you order through the phone app or kiosk. I finally started using the app after they screwed up my order a couple times. I park by the building, order and pay through the app, and then drive-thru.
- willcipriano 2y agoAnyone else remember when the tacos were under a dollar? 2 bucks each feels like robbery.
- whalesalad 2y agoI just moved out to the rural countryside but god bless it we have a TB about a 5 minute drive - and the dot is green!
- hi-v-rocknroll 2y agoSince fast food access correlates positively with increasing local rates of diabetes and obesity, perhaps they should only be allowed a minimum distance from residential areas (and also a minimum distance from schools too).
- webosdude 2y agoThis is great. Wish list: expand this or make separate website to track prices for Chipotle, Chick-Fil-A, In-N-Outs, McDonalds and other fast food chains.
- westondeboer 2y agoMost expensive in North America is the Universal Studios Location.
- gibbitz 2y agoThe most expensive taco bell listed is my local taco bell. It's closed and has been replaced with a dumpling restaurant that is also expensive and not very good.
- larrydag 2y agoA lot of competition for tacos in Texas. I can vouch for it.
- alsetmusic 2y agoI wanted to see the prices on chalupas, but it isn’t on the menu.