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Find your nearby Taco Bell at 1131 Triton Dr. in Foster City. We’re serving all your favorite menu items, from classic tacos and burritos, to new favorites like the Crunchwrap Supreme and Cheesy Gordita Crunch. Order ahead online or on the mobile app for pick up at the restaurant or get it delivered.
Fast-food chain serving Mexican-inspired fare such as tacos, quesadillas & nachos.
Hours
| Saturday | 7 AM–3 AM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–2 AM |
| Monday | 7 AM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 AM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 AM |
| Friday | 7 AM–3 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1131 Triton Dr, Foster City, CA 94404
Phone: (650) 572-8038
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Reviews
Towanda Wallace
I ordered the 2 chalupa‘s & taco meal, with a large nacho fry & reg hot coffee. What I received was COLD EVERYTHING!!! The ICED COFFEE HAS NO SUGAR AND IS HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!! Normally, when in the area, I go to McDonald’s… I won’t make THIS MISTAKE EVER AGAIN! Then when I told the cashier what I ordered, stated that, I ordered an ice coffee & proceeded to tell me to have a good day! I SPENT NEARLY $19.56 on the most HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD with Taco Bell!!!! I’d rather walk across HOT GLASS than to EVER EAT FROM HERE AGAIN!!! Don’t waste your MONEY!!!!
… moreAndrew J. Yang
Living in Iceland, I often tell my girlfriend and colleagues, much to their chagrin and moderate amusement, about “great American value”. Specifically I always rave about how superior American Taco Bells are compared to our one location in Reykjavík (which closed down a couple years ago).
Unfortunately, this Taco Bell was dissatisfactory. Portions were dimunitive (the referenced photograph is of a beef chalupa, with approximately 20g of beef). They forgot my nacho cheese sauce, and the tables were dirty and unkept.
I have fond memories as a child at this particular Taco Bell location and it instills a certain melancholy in me to see that it has gone downhill.
2 stars.
… moreUnfortunately, this Taco Bell was dissatisfactory. Portions were dimunitive (the referenced photograph is of a beef chalupa, with approximately 20g of beef). They forgot my nacho cheese sauce, and the tables were dirty and unkept.
I have fond memories as a child at this particular Taco Bell location and it instills a certain melancholy in me to see that it has gone downhill.
2 stars.
Brian M
Hold onto your taste buds, folks, because my recent trip to Taco Bell was a wild rollercoaster of culinary chaos! I sauntered in, skeptical and hungry, clutching my $10 nacho pass like it was the golden ticket to flavor town. And boy, was it a mixed bag!
First off, let’s talk about the double beans & cheese burrito from the value menu. FOR JUST $2, this beauty was surprisingly good. I mean, beans and cheese wrapped in a warm tortilla – simple, classic, no-nonsense deliciousness. Bravo, Taco Bell, you nailed it with this one.
But then, disaster struck with the beefy burrito. Ugh, the beef. It was like someone decided to play a cruel joke on my taste buds. Rubber meets flavorless goo? No, thanks! I’d rather wrestle a cactus than subject my mouth to that again.
And the fries… oh, the fries! Tiny, crispy, and paired with some heavenly nacho cheese. The highlight of my Taco Bell escapade, especially because they were FREE! That’s right, folks, one pack each day for 30 days with my nacho pass. It’s like a cheesy, crunchy gift from the fast-food gods.
So, if you’re hitting up Taco Bell, grab that $2 double beans & cheese burrito, steer clear of the beefy disaster, and for the love of everything cheesy, get yourself a nacho pass. It’s a wild ride, but hey, isn’t that what fast food is all about?
Unexpected highs, catastrophic lows, but those free fries? Worth it.
P.S. good vibes outdoors
… moreFirst off, let’s talk about the double beans & cheese burrito from the value menu. FOR JUST $2, this beauty was surprisingly good. I mean, beans and cheese wrapped in a warm tortilla – simple, classic, no-nonsense deliciousness. Bravo, Taco Bell, you nailed it with this one.
But then, disaster struck with the beefy burrito. Ugh, the beef. It was like someone decided to play a cruel joke on my taste buds. Rubber meets flavorless goo? No, thanks! I’d rather wrestle a cactus than subject my mouth to that again.
And the fries… oh, the fries! Tiny, crispy, and paired with some heavenly nacho cheese. The highlight of my Taco Bell escapade, especially because they were FREE! That’s right, folks, one pack each day for 30 days with my nacho pass. It’s like a cheesy, crunchy gift from the fast-food gods.
So, if you’re hitting up Taco Bell, grab that $2 double beans & cheese burrito, steer clear of the beefy disaster, and for the love of everything cheesy, get yourself a nacho pass. It’s a wild ride, but hey, isn’t that what fast food is all about?
Unexpected highs, catastrophic lows, but those free fries? Worth it.
P.S. good vibes outdoors
Kay Jaramillo
This Taco Bell in Foster City delivered such unexpectedly fresh tacos that I wondered for a moment if someone had swaped the kitchen with a gourmet food truck. The staff were upbeat, and my order came out so fast I was convinced they had read my mind. A fun, surprisingly enjoyable stop for anyone craving something quick and tasty.
… moreRichard Lincoln
Did a mobile order. Went to the drive thru to pick it up. He said it wasnt ready, that there were a lot of orders ahead of mine and told me to park and go inside. Asked if I could pick it up at the drive thru window. Refuses for reasons unknown. Parked and went inside. It was ready. Why do you make me park and go inside and refuse service at the drive thru? GFY
… moreRob Jarrett
I always have something missing from my order here. Either an entire item is missing or they’ll forget the nacho cheese on the nachos. Lol the whole point of nachos is the cheese sauce.
… moreTatiana Docena
Multiple times getting the order wrong and over charging me and then telling customers
“Next time you order, tell us steak before you order.”
While we were in the middle of the order makes no sense at all.
… more“Next time you order, tell us steak before you order.”
While we were in the middle of the order makes no sense at all.
Matt Guild
My only complaint is that you have to ask for sauce. When I specify 15 sauces on the kiosk, they only ever give me six or seven. That is an abomination
… moreJay Sam
This is one of the greatest Taco Bell locations in the south bay area. Super friendly staff. Always gets it right. Very friendly cashier. I didn’t find this level of courtesy anywhere else in a fast food place. Great job guys.
… moreSkanda Bhargav
Shut the door on my face!!
1. First, the website mentions that this location is open
2. I walk instead of taking the car (this is important for later) to this location
3. They’ve a hand written sign posted on the front door, closed for holidays, but were taking orders from drive thru customers
4. I thought fair enough, let’s order drive thru, wait and pick up my food.
5. I wait for my turn to place an order for,, walk to the window.
6. They blatantly say, can’t accept my order. “You need to be in a car”. And shut the door on my face!
Taco Bell doesn’t
– care about it’s customers
– update their store hours
– adapt to the circumstances
– care about the environment
… more1. First, the website mentions that this location is open
2. I walk instead of taking the car (this is important for later) to this location
3. They’ve a hand written sign posted on the front door, closed for holidays, but were taking orders from drive thru customers
4. I thought fair enough, let’s order drive thru, wait and pick up my food.
5. I wait for my turn to place an order for,, walk to the window.
6. They blatantly say, can’t accept my order. “You need to be in a car”. And shut the door on my face!
Taco Bell doesn’t
– care about it’s customers
– update their store hours
– adapt to the circumstances
– care about the environment