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Find your nearby Taco Bell at 632 N Main St in Clearfield. 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.
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Reviews
Linda Rubinson
Wanted eat in, packed to go. That’s fine, interesting no fork, no napkins. Requested several hot sauce packets, not in bag. Ordered the chicken bowl, it was filled about half with very few ingredients.
Had to clean my own table. I will pick another Taco Bell next time
… moreHad to clean my own table. I will pick another Taco Bell next time
Sarah Cisneros
I ordered a soft taco supreme and was asked if I wanted it spicy. I didnt know that meant they were going to fill it jalapeno.. if I would have known :/ I called and the “manager” and she asked if I wanted to come back. She didn’t offer to reimburse me for another time, she also mentioned she was who took my order and recalled I wanted it ” spicy”. Next time as management you should address that “spicy” means a ton of jalapeno so that the costumer understands. I haven’t been to this location in a long time but this experience reminds me why .. :/ uggggh
… morex DARK BREEZE x
Extremely dirty inside the building, food took over 30 minutes to get to me from the drive in window. Then food wasnt even right and they still missed 3 items and everything else was freezer cold when i gotten it so horrible location. Need new management and all new employees.
… moreSkyler Martin
Why does this location serve yesterdays items. Half of the meal is hard and baked beyond consumption. This has happened twice in the last 3 weeks. Management needs to address this, as spending $15 on a meal and only being able to consume a 1/3 of such is ridiculous to say the least!
… moreThe Cabazas
This Christmas Eve at this Taco Bell location was a bust!! The quality control, missing items ordered, and rude personnel was the worst overall experience we have ever had with Taco Bell. Management refused to satisfy their customer when we called in minutes after receiving order, and denied to remake, and, refund due to dissatisfaction, unsat.
Please, somebody provide this location some training on quality control of both food, and service, immediately. And not to allow personnel who take drive thru orders to tender, to both, cash handling and food preperation, that is simply disgusting.
Food had the overall presentation of a preschooler, and none of the food was fresh, or made correctly as requested. The management on duty, personally admitted that the food was the scrapping of the barrel.
The manager on duty, Jessica S., the authority in charge should have known better, then to distribute such poor quality and presentation of food, representing a known fast food chain, it’s awful. This is the first of this location, known on other occasions, as great customer service and quality of food.
Food was not consumed, however food that wasn’t thrown away was photographed to capture this god awful experience.
Waiting on the Taco Bell gods to help us, and help all future customers resolve this horrible experience.
… morePlease, somebody provide this location some training on quality control of both food, and service, immediately. And not to allow personnel who take drive thru orders to tender, to both, cash handling and food preperation, that is simply disgusting.
Food had the overall presentation of a preschooler, and none of the food was fresh, or made correctly as requested. The management on duty, personally admitted that the food was the scrapping of the barrel.
The manager on duty, Jessica S., the authority in charge should have known better, then to distribute such poor quality and presentation of food, representing a known fast food chain, it’s awful. This is the first of this location, known on other occasions, as great customer service and quality of food.
Food was not consumed, however food that wasn’t thrown away was photographed to capture this god awful experience.
Waiting on the Taco Bell gods to help us, and help all future customers resolve this horrible experience.
Sarahi’s Cleaning Services Hernandez
They take for ever to give your order 20min wait always is the same thing. They need more workers or people the really wants to work. Drive thru, Dine in or take out is the same time they take to do one order
… moreEdwin Jimenez
Forgot item off my order and this is what one of my tacos looks like. Took 15 mins at the drive through. Don’t bother going here.
… moreceleste jones
I went there tonight to get a Mexican pizza which I love and a taco service was slow and they had all these employees and the food was horrible. I will never go there again.
… moreWetSasquatch
Came in around 3:45 pm to a women with tattoos and black hair being super rude, interrupted me multiple times while ordering and rushed me out the drive through, when I asked for all of my food to be normal, they put jalapeños in everything… boooo:(
… moreCarter Hofler
Let me just start by saying this was hands down the most pathetic excuse for a Taco Bell experience I’ve ever had. Whoever made my order clearly clocked in, gave up on life, and decided to take it out on my food.
My burrito? Burnt beyond recognition. Looked like it spent the night under a car tire. The tortilla was half charcoal, half mush, and 100% disrespect. You could’ve thrown it at a wall and it would’ve left a dent.
Then came the taco — or what was left of it. It looked like it got stepped on, thrown against a wall, and then lovingly dropped into the bag from six feet away. Shell shattered, toppings melted into a sad, cold mess. The cheese wasn’t melted — it was just there, looking as confused as I was. The meat was colder than the look I gave the bag when I opened it. I’ve seen crime scenes more appetizing than this taco.
And the drink? I ordered a Dr Pepper. Simple. Two words. One button. Yet somehow I get handed some flat, mystery liquid that tasted like the soda machine gave up halfway. I don’t know if it was watered-down cola or mop water, but it was definitely NOT Dr Pepper. At this point I half-expected a note in the bag that said “we tried.”
Everything was cold, sloppy, and depressing. The whole meal looked like it lost a fight on the way to my house. I wouldn’t feed this to my worst enemy — actually, scratch that, maybe I would, because this was pure punishment.
Taco Bell, do y’all even taste what you send out? Because this was a culinary hate crime. Someone needs to go back there, check who’s running that kitchen, and maybe just shut the lights off for a day to rethink life. The lack of effort here is unbelievable.
I was craving a quick bite and some late-night comfort food — instead I got burnt disappointment, cold regret, and the wrong soda. Congratulations, you somehow managed to ruin the one thing that’s supposed to be foolproof: Taco Bell.
This location needs divine intervention. Or new management. Or both. Never again.
… moreMy burrito? Burnt beyond recognition. Looked like it spent the night under a car tire. The tortilla was half charcoal, half mush, and 100% disrespect. You could’ve thrown it at a wall and it would’ve left a dent.
Then came the taco — or what was left of it. It looked like it got stepped on, thrown against a wall, and then lovingly dropped into the bag from six feet away. Shell shattered, toppings melted into a sad, cold mess. The cheese wasn’t melted — it was just there, looking as confused as I was. The meat was colder than the look I gave the bag when I opened it. I’ve seen crime scenes more appetizing than this taco.
And the drink? I ordered a Dr Pepper. Simple. Two words. One button. Yet somehow I get handed some flat, mystery liquid that tasted like the soda machine gave up halfway. I don’t know if it was watered-down cola or mop water, but it was definitely NOT Dr Pepper. At this point I half-expected a note in the bag that said “we tried.”
Everything was cold, sloppy, and depressing. The whole meal looked like it lost a fight on the way to my house. I wouldn’t feed this to my worst enemy — actually, scratch that, maybe I would, because this was pure punishment.
Taco Bell, do y’all even taste what you send out? Because this was a culinary hate crime. Someone needs to go back there, check who’s running that kitchen, and maybe just shut the lights off for a day to rethink life. The lack of effort here is unbelievable.
I was craving a quick bite and some late-night comfort food — instead I got burnt disappointment, cold regret, and the wrong soda. Congratulations, you somehow managed to ruin the one thing that’s supposed to be foolproof: Taco Bell.
This location needs divine intervention. Or new management. Or both. Never again.