Just visited Taco Bell for the first time in more than a year

[75th]

They dont really have them in Chicago, but we passed one on my way back from O'Hare.

Two double deckers and two crunchy taco, all with no cheese (gotta watch those calories) and although I asked for a Diet Pepsi, the employee (who was blaque FYI) gave me a Dr Pepper...which is my favorite drink in the world. To make amends for the sugar in the non-diet drink, I took off some of the lettuce from the tacos prior to consumption.

Damn that shits good.

 

[lartinos]

I wonder hwy there aren't many in chicago.
Tons of them in and around new york.

 

[75th]

I wonder hwy there aren't many in chicago.
Tons of them in and around new york.

Chicago has an informal rule that fast food chains cant operate in the city. You will have a McDonalds once in a while (as it was founded here) but no Burger King, Wendys, Arbys, Taco Bell, etc. I havent seen a Jack in the Box since I got here.

They cater to small mom and pop food shops.

 

[lartinos]

Chicago has an informal rule that fast food chains cant operate in the city. You will have a McDonalds once in a while (as it was founded here) but no Burger King, Wendys, Arbys, Taco Bell, etc. I havent seen a Jack in the Box since I got here.

They cater to small mom and pop food shops.

I actually like that. Definitely keeps the essence of the city.
I've never never been there but would like to. Not really the kind of spot New Yorkers hit just to go there though. People who have gone there tell me it's a cool city though.

 

[chris302001]

I fucking hate taco bell.....

 

[Humble Pride]

Now I'm hungry.................

 

[mustang_00]

the only thing i can tolerate from taco bell are double decker tacos and the spicy chicken burrito. other than that they suck.

 

[annabolick]

taco bell is one of my only vices in life...i used to eat it once a day back in college...i cant fucking resist the place..all fast food stops should be burned to the ground!!!!

 

[ortiz34]

They cater to small mom and pop food shops.

That's awesome dude
now, if only the rest of america had that mentality

The same people who think Home depot is the best are the same people now complaing cause they "can't get anyone to help them" or "nobody knows WTF is going on there, the guy in the orange apron selling hammers last week is now in the custom building kitchen deparment"

 

[75th]

I actually like that. Definitely keeps the essence of the city.
I've never never been there but would like to. Not really the kind of spot New Yorkers hit just to go there though. People who have gone there tell me it's a cool city though.

Chicago = New York done right.