I haven't even gotten my food yet, but why is the dude taking the orders getting angry with me I…read morehave a mobile order so he doesn't even have to take the order. I got up to the order screen after he hasn't taken an order in 5 minutes and he didn't say a word so I'm like hello? "Hold up bruh you just got up here" proceeds to take 5 more minutes and then "what do you want man". I tell him I have a mobile order. "Second window" just rude for no reason. Once I got to the window he was sitting there with a phone on one ear and headset the other. Food was good, but I don't remember my food a day later. I remember the interaction with "bruh".

Jack in the Box has good inexpensive tacos that I really like sometimes crave! They have upgraded a…read morelot of their food items to give the customer a better quality fast food experience.

The menu has so many amazing options! I've been to the Gladstone location 4 or 5 times in the last…read moremonth and I'm always greeted with a smile and someone ready to take my order. I definitely recommend Texas Tom's for an affordable and tasty meal. Ask for Ashraf! His team does a great job!

Quick easy tasty fish. I don't like the biscuit it's weirdly wet. Not fluffy not hard but not…read moregood. Pleasant service . I only do the drive thru so I don't know about the ambiance! I love that they are open late.

I dined in for a weekday dinner. It was my first time visiting this location and I also hadn't ever…read moredined in at GCG. This new location is a nice space, so clean with that 'new car smell.' I ordered a chicken strip dinner with some individual pieces of gizzards and livers. All of it was really good. The service was quick!

Incredible food, speedy service, and decent prices. Any of there locations is a must-visit…read moredestination for me when I go to KCK!

I highly recommend getting the 6 corndogs and sharing them with your friends This sonic was pretty…read morechill

I used the drive through. The wait was very long and the food was not great. It was cold and was…read morejust so-so tasting. It was also expensive for what it was. (Burger, onion rings, medium drink, and regular ice cream). The person at the window was courteous. The service was fine. Would I return? Just for a soda or limeade. Otherwise, I'd wait and find something more satisfying. There are too many decent restaurants too close to settle.

ai orders for our team online a head of time as I have done before for some reason they did. not…read morehave our order and was not going to fix the order after some back and forth with one of the girls they made it right. I understand it was a big order but the moment I showed proof of the order they should have made the order I was even willing to ge back in line at the end the girls food was late and cold

Please unlock the door in the back so I don't have to wait and walk all the way to the front just…read moreto get a damn burrito

Try the Italian steak sandwich--but grab a few extra napkins. It has serious potential to drip down…read moreyour shirt, but it's absolutely worth it. The onions rings are worth a try too.

Heard all the buzz about this once beloved establishment opening back up in the neighborhood and…read moredecided to check it out. I went on a Saturday early about 10:45ish as a new customer. First of all, the girl at the counter had an attitude like any question I had about their menu was an inconvenience to her. Apparently how a basket works is it's half fries/half onion rings. How is anyone supposed to know that when the only clues on the menu are "basket" and price. So she got my order wrong and I had to clarify that and get a partial refund. I guess screw me for not knowing how they operate. Next, the PRICE. I paid $35 for a basic cheeseburger basket and a double cheeseburger basket; those Do Not include drinks. Why should anyone pay that much for fried food? I certainly wasn't paying for the customer service. Next, the wait time. I placed my order at 10:58am. It took 35-40 minutes for my order to be ready. I just don't get how they could have been that backed up that early on a Saturday after being newly open for a minute. The least they could do is offer seating if they are going to make people wait half an hour for "fast food". They had no chairs inside or out on the patio. Everyone was just standing around waiting for their food. Once I finally received my food, it was raining and since we walked there I had to interact with her one more time and ask for a bag. She gave me a tiny cvs prescription bag that fit one of the baskets. I got an eye roll when I asked for a second bag for my second basket. Last, quality. The biggest takeaway was the onion rings. The batter was great and they tasted better than ones you get at an average bar/grill. You can just get those for $5 and that's probably the best deal on the menu. The rest was forgettable. If you're craving a burger and fries, go literally anywhere else.

Delicious great look at this beautiful I had this delivered along with some other food it was so…read moredelicious I at the other two items then I thought take a picture show others it was too late maybe next

Decades Menu Breakdown (minus Carmel Apple Empanadas) This…read moretaco bell is the closest to me so, it's my default and I've never had too bad of an experience, always get my food in a quick manner and it's always made correctly and is hot. What more can you ask for in a fast food experience? Anways, onto the breakdown of the decades menu, T-bell is notorious for re-releasing menu items and this promotion is just that, X4 (now X5). The premise is quite simple; take some best sellers from the 60's (the year of Taco Bell's conception) the 70's, the 80's, and the you guessed it, 90's...well and now the 00's. And I'm here to tell you I've tried near them all, I have to admit I'm not much of a fast food dessert fan. The ranking is as follows 1. The Tostada Why? The texture component can't be beat if eaten fresh *and this is the caveat* this has to be consumed within a time period of give or take 3 minutes after receiving it. Also, it's the simplicity of it all, no meat no problem! The silky refried beans are the perfect paste to keep everything ontop this crispy crunchy beauty. Add a specialty sauce such as jalapeño ranch or creamy chipotle and you have an extra layer of flavor. Now, usually I am one to change my meat to a conservative black bean swap but, here there is no need to dress this cheap thrill up (unless you want a swanky sauce) but, adding jalapeños is also a pro move. This should remain on the menu (just like the giant cheez-it tostada added a novel take on a cherished classic). 2. The Meximelt Why? Cheap, Gooey and Soft- just the way I remembered Taco Bell food to be! This is a two biter, a small flour tortilla Taco that screams Americanized Mexican food and sometimes that's okay. Do I know what's in it? No...but, what I do know is I traded the ground beef for black beans and it worked. This is an item that tastes like pretty much every other item on the T-Bell billboard menu but, that's okay because it's nostalgic. 3. The Gordita Surpreme Why? This is going to be a controversial one but, to me this beloved Taco Bell dish is just too bland. That's because of the amount of bread, the plush squishy gordita shell is akin to a floury pita and there's just not enough texture. Maybe it was my mistake to do my dtandby swap of meat for beans, maybe beans are bland? I just don't think Taco Bell knows what a gordita is and fans of this really must like bland bread. I don't know what all the hype is about? 4. Verde Burrito Why? One word- Mushy. Thus burrito is supposed to be made of three components, refried beans, cheese and Verde sauce and even an upgrade to balck beans couldn't save it. Verde sauce is good but not that good that it can constitute an upcharge to use in packet form ...and it also can't save a boring bean and cheese burrito. This is my comprehensive review of the taco bell decades menu.