Taco Bell - Gravette

Am I the only one in Gravette that thinks this Taco Bell is terrible on purpose. They were so busy when they first opened yet nobody goes there anymore because that only does it take forever. But they barely give you any food with your order. Like they don't want you to come back because they don't want to be busy again.

Well I came at 1:40 am they do not close till 2 am and they already had shut down the grills so my options where very limited so I left and will be contacting management in the

I like the new order terminals in theory. In practice the placement was crowded, the menu needs optimized, feels very corporate and dystopian when it could be presented as a utopian concept. At the very least it's obvious these terminals should be an alternative. Bring the big menu on the wall behind the counter back, it's just a few TV screens with a flashdrive in it. If you really feel like you need that many terminals mount them back to back rather then face to face so its something you walk upto rather then step into. Lighting was low, foods a bit bland, and all the art that I think is supposed to depict that quesadilla product, name escapes me, especially the one where it's the size of a coin in a mouth with an arrow pointing to it, they look like a gushers. You don't sell those... you shouldn't ether... I mean maybe like a gushers mountain dew but seriously whoever vets all this and signs off on it dropped the ball...Edit: bad product representation aside the art style of the posters mentioned is the most appropriate and appealing part of the new ascetics.

What a great team. We actually arrived early before the lobby was open but we were welcomed in so we wouldn't have to eat in the car

Google says it's open. I drive 12 miles round trip and I'm there an hour before they close and they tell me they are closing early. Some of the better food and service of the taco bell's around. Just