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Find your nearby Taco Bell at 1090 Carlisle St in Hanover. 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
Jeromy Huber
We usually like it here but since they added a nachos surcharge we’ve been opting for the default cinnamon twists. But the cinnamon inconsistency must be noted! One trip you’ll choke on cinnamon and sugar and the very next you’ll be choking down unsweetened deep-fried dough. We demand cinnamon consistency!
… moreAndi S
I frequently patronize Taco Bell, and I am consistently perplexed by the recurring issues I encounter during each visit.
This is not an exaggeration; these issues occur every time.
Typically, I refrain from voicing my concerns, as I acknowledge my specific preferences and understand that such particularities are not always well-received. Given this context, please consider my feedback with an understanding of my selective nature, as it may influence your interpretation of this review.
My usual order consists of a simple item, and I believe the requested modification should be straightforward. However, I have historically not addressed these discrepancies due to time constraints, or because I was left waiting at the drive-thru window, unnoticed, after realizing an error in my order. On several occasions, after waiting an extended period and subsequently discovering an incorrect item, I have simply departed to avoid further delays, especially when already running late. Following one such incident, I contacted the manager while en route to work. I explained the situation, emphasizing that this was not an isolated occurrence, and sought to bring it to their attention, as the same error consistently recurs with each visit. It almost appears as though special requests are intentionally overlooked, which could expedite the drive-thru line, as many customers do not inspect their orders until after leaving. The manager was courteous, took my name, and offered complimentary, correctly prepared tacos on my next visit. This resolution was satisfactory at the time. However, approximately one month later, upon returning to Taco Bell, the staff had no record of this arrangement. They indicated that too much time had elapsed, despite no specific timeframe having been communicated to me previously.
I did not dispute their claim and proceeded to pay for my tacos, which, once again, were incorrect. On that occasion, I returned to the establishment, exiting my vehicle and entering the restaurant. Remarkably, the order was still incorrect.
At this point, I find myself questioning the complexity of this process. During my teenage years, I worked in a fast-food establishment for three years, starting at age 14. I do not recall encountering such frequent complaints. While this was over 30 years ago, the principle remains. Eventually, my order was prepared correctly. My order is a taco supreme with steak, no lettuce. Initially, I was repeatedly given a regular taco. When I finally received a supreme taco, it did not contain steak. Upon pointing this out, I was informed that steak incurs an additional charge. I confirmed that I had indeed paid the extra cost. What should have been a complimentary item now required me to present my receipt. Following that visit, I refrained from patronizing the establishment for a year. I generally dislike complaining, as I believe it often yields little positive outcome, particularly in roles that may be perceived as less desirable or offering limited career progression, making it challenging to expect a high level of commitment. It is often easy to find alternative employment.
After a significant hiatus, prompted solely by a friend’s request to pick up food from there, I ordered my taco supreme, and once again, it was incorrect. I have not voiced these concerns until now. This particular Taco Bell location is, in my experience, the worst I have encountered. While individuals can certainly have off days, I have never received consistently accurate or satisfactory service at this establishment.
Customers are presented with a choice: to voice their complaints, remain silent, and then choose to cease patronizing the establishment or the collective action of customers will ultimately determine the viability of this location.
I am confident that I am not alone in this assessment. The culinary offerings are, in fact, rather unremarkable.
… moreThis is not an exaggeration; these issues occur every time.
Typically, I refrain from voicing my concerns, as I acknowledge my specific preferences and understand that such particularities are not always well-received. Given this context, please consider my feedback with an understanding of my selective nature, as it may influence your interpretation of this review.
My usual order consists of a simple item, and I believe the requested modification should be straightforward. However, I have historically not addressed these discrepancies due to time constraints, or because I was left waiting at the drive-thru window, unnoticed, after realizing an error in my order. On several occasions, after waiting an extended period and subsequently discovering an incorrect item, I have simply departed to avoid further delays, especially when already running late. Following one such incident, I contacted the manager while en route to work. I explained the situation, emphasizing that this was not an isolated occurrence, and sought to bring it to their attention, as the same error consistently recurs with each visit. It almost appears as though special requests are intentionally overlooked, which could expedite the drive-thru line, as many customers do not inspect their orders until after leaving. The manager was courteous, took my name, and offered complimentary, correctly prepared tacos on my next visit. This resolution was satisfactory at the time. However, approximately one month later, upon returning to Taco Bell, the staff had no record of this arrangement. They indicated that too much time had elapsed, despite no specific timeframe having been communicated to me previously.
I did not dispute their claim and proceeded to pay for my tacos, which, once again, were incorrect. On that occasion, I returned to the establishment, exiting my vehicle and entering the restaurant. Remarkably, the order was still incorrect.
At this point, I find myself questioning the complexity of this process. During my teenage years, I worked in a fast-food establishment for three years, starting at age 14. I do not recall encountering such frequent complaints. While this was over 30 years ago, the principle remains. Eventually, my order was prepared correctly. My order is a taco supreme with steak, no lettuce. Initially, I was repeatedly given a regular taco. When I finally received a supreme taco, it did not contain steak. Upon pointing this out, I was informed that steak incurs an additional charge. I confirmed that I had indeed paid the extra cost. What should have been a complimentary item now required me to present my receipt. Following that visit, I refrained from patronizing the establishment for a year. I generally dislike complaining, as I believe it often yields little positive outcome, particularly in roles that may be perceived as less desirable or offering limited career progression, making it challenging to expect a high level of commitment. It is often easy to find alternative employment.
After a significant hiatus, prompted solely by a friend’s request to pick up food from there, I ordered my taco supreme, and once again, it was incorrect. I have not voiced these concerns until now. This particular Taco Bell location is, in my experience, the worst I have encountered. While individuals can certainly have off days, I have never received consistently accurate or satisfactory service at this establishment.
Customers are presented with a choice: to voice their complaints, remain silent, and then choose to cease patronizing the establishment or the collective action of customers will ultimately determine the viability of this location.
I am confident that I am not alone in this assessment. The culinary offerings are, in fact, rather unremarkable.
Victoria Austad
The food prepared by the team tonight was just perfect and delicious! It couldn’t have been any better. Great food, great service and quick wait time!! Thank you guys so much!
… moreJordan Firor
Ordered a big order and was missing one item, it was a school night and had to get kids to sleep they dug in once the bag hit the island. They wanted me to bring my whole order back to prove I didn’t eat it or trying to pull a quick one. Like either way lying or not what are you going to do once you see the food. I had to open it to see that I didn’t get it. If I was lying I’d of left it at home. If I didn’t lie what’s showing you the bag going to do? The manager Courtney has no customer service skills. I guess it’s to be expected of taco bell.
… moreKevin X
Should pay your employees less, considering the food making it to the bag seems to be too difficult, not even receiving the wrong food or a wrong topping, just entire meals.
… morerilee kuhn
This Taco Bell always forgets some part of my order. Their crunch wraps are also the worst!! Have received multiple with no meat in them, and every time I order a large nacho fry it’s halfway full so I might as well get the regular one. The Baja blast is very good, and I like their Doritos locos tacos. They always come with the shell broken though as well.
… moreTroy Hollabaugh
it was a good experience now my mom can cross Taco Bell off her list and I thoroughly enjoyed my soft tacos, removing the lettuce and adding onions cause I think you gave it more flavor, though I didn’t indulge in the Cinna twist. I had OK. It was still a good meal
… moreWill Shortall
These people have the personality of a brick going thru a plate glass window.
… moreMatt Jacobson
Put a bunch of sauce in the bag in the drive-thru to make it feel like they had put food in the bag after a $40 order it was all sauce
… morejon E
you can’t say anything bad about taco bell. 7$ lux box is the best.
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