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Find your nearby Taco Bell at 3140 G Street in Merced. 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
| Friday | 6:30 AM–3 AM |
| Saturday | 6:30 AM–3 AM |
| Sunday | 6:30 AM–2:30 AM |
| Monday | 6:30 AM–2:30 AM |
| Tuesday | 6:30 AM–2:30 AM |
| Wednesday | 6:30 AM–2:30 AM |
| Thursday | 6:30 AM–2:30 AM |
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Reviews
AMBROSIA1320
It is currently 1:04 am, and they are supposed to be open, but they appear to be closed. Restaurant is dark. Drive-thru order screen and windows are lit, but no one attending. There was a truck that went through before me, and no one helped him. Workers can be seen at tables, in the dark. Restaurant supposed to be open until 2:30am!
… moreNate The Animator
DO NOT COME HERE! I have no idea what happened tonight on February 7th after 12:15am but this was the worst service I have ever experienced at this location. I love Taco Bell but not after this. I don’t ever want to come back to this place or eat Taco Bell after this experience. I only ordered one item and the line took forever and they refused to take more than 2 mobile orders even though we had 3 mobile orders for one car. They need to post somewhere if that is an actual policy.
… moreJessica
I love this one employees are always friendly and professional. Im not trying to sound rude by any means but the worker with special needs is so sweet ,professional always smiling and very helpful goes above and beyond ☺️ I love coming to this one just to see him his smile truly brightens my day !
… moreMichael Gleason
ordered Dorito tacos. Lettuce brown, Dorito taco shells broken inside their serving container. Dumped these into a bowl to try and eat it like a salad only to find out they were stuck to the bottom of the serving shell. These were obviously old and not fresh.
… moregonzo tafoya
Typical TB fare. Quick eats. Depending on time of day and rush hour, you can get polite conversation or quick and to the point talk. Either way the staff is good and service is fine.
… moreFinley McMurry
Very cozy atmosphere, I never feel unwelcomed. Thru the drive thru and restaurant food is fast and attentive. My biggest gripe is lack of consistency, the food has been shrinking (alongside the cups) while staying the same price or getting even more expensive, and even if you only order the same thing it can be great one day and disappointing the next.
… moreH G
Staff here make the best food of all the Taco Bells I’ve been to and are very polite and friendly! I only order the vegetarian options and they haven’t slipped up once and given meat like a lot of other locations have. Cheaper and easier to order on the app. You should go here.
… moreJohn Tarbell
Service has been great for years it’s been super slow and food definitely doesn’t seem to be made with the same love it always has.
… moreJoshua William
This was quite possibly the strangest Taco Bell experience I’ve ever had
(And I’ve been to a lot)
Now first, we spent $46 for 3 of us. But that didn’t trigger us that bad (we’re from metro areas. Guess we’re used to it?).
For context, right now at this specific TB, a spicy potato soft taco is $2.09, regular nacho fries are $2.69, and a Crunchwrap is $7.49.
So like maybe a smidge higher, but we all know that franchises can up their prices.
So anywho
We pull up and our guys says “thanks for not complaining about the price. Taxes have gone up 4 times this year. I think next year the average Taco Bell run is going to be $100.”
Now look — I’m no CPA, but unless my man was talking about lithium extraction, minimal gas tax increases, a couple business tax credits suspended, and a very small change in how the tax brackets work….
No, in fact, our taxes have not gone up 4x in this last year.
I wonder if he knows that the store he works for generates $1-2mil a year. It’s probably the owner choosing to raise the prices each quarter. I do feel for him getting complaints when that’s not his fault.
AND THEN, he goes
“And they just passed Prop 50, so we won’t get to vote anymore.”
All interpretations of Prop 50 aside, I genuinely believe that this young gentleman truly thought that it was removing voting from happening anymore, based on how he said it and kept talking about it for a few minutes.
But my man, the people quite literally voted for it. Feelings aside, the people wouldn’t vote for a thing to pass if it removed our right to vote. We’re dumb but we’re not stupid.
Surprisingly, with how long this conversation was, all of our food was absolutely correct, and we accidentally ended up with an extra Dr Pepper.
So I’d call this a win overall!
Also huge fan of the spicy frito burrito being back with a new version. That definitely knocked this experience up a star. Thank you Taco Bell overlords.
… more(And I’ve been to a lot)
Now first, we spent $46 for 3 of us. But that didn’t trigger us that bad (we’re from metro areas. Guess we’re used to it?).
For context, right now at this specific TB, a spicy potato soft taco is $2.09, regular nacho fries are $2.69, and a Crunchwrap is $7.49.
So like maybe a smidge higher, but we all know that franchises can up their prices.
So anywho
We pull up and our guys says “thanks for not complaining about the price. Taxes have gone up 4 times this year. I think next year the average Taco Bell run is going to be $100.”
Now look — I’m no CPA, but unless my man was talking about lithium extraction, minimal gas tax increases, a couple business tax credits suspended, and a very small change in how the tax brackets work….
No, in fact, our taxes have not gone up 4x in this last year.
I wonder if he knows that the store he works for generates $1-2mil a year. It’s probably the owner choosing to raise the prices each quarter. I do feel for him getting complaints when that’s not his fault.
AND THEN, he goes
“And they just passed Prop 50, so we won’t get to vote anymore.”
All interpretations of Prop 50 aside, I genuinely believe that this young gentleman truly thought that it was removing voting from happening anymore, based on how he said it and kept talking about it for a few minutes.
But my man, the people quite literally voted for it. Feelings aside, the people wouldn’t vote for a thing to pass if it removed our right to vote. We’re dumb but we’re not stupid.
Surprisingly, with how long this conversation was, all of our food was absolutely correct, and we accidentally ended up with an extra Dr Pepper.
So I’d call this a win overall!
Also huge fan of the spicy frito burrito being back with a new version. That definitely knocked this experience up a star. Thank you Taco Bell overlords.
BLXCKOUT GAMING
Always the best taco bell location to go to night crew is where its at! Hands down workers are very polite, can definitely have a conversation with each of them!
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