Taco Bell - Little Chute

I tried the volcano combo, and it was incredibly disappointing. I had been looking forward to it, but then I remembered why I usually avoid this place. I don't know why I keep expecting more from fast food chains; this one is truly the bottom of the barrel.

We ran out of breakfast for the third time, and breakfast is served until 11:30 a.m.! Please get your act together and improve your inventory management. There have also been instances when staff didn't show up to work at all. If you can't manage a franchise properly, maybe you should consider bankruptcy options.

I placed a pickup order through the drive-thru, and the staff was quite rude. Everything was stuffed into one bag, resulting in many broken tacos. They told us to hold out the bag and then carelessly tossed a bunch of sauce packets inside, making a mess. Additionally, the fries ended up scattered all over the bag.

The Taco Bell staff asked me at least five times if I was with DoorDash (I’m not; would that have made my food any better?). Honestly, this location in Little Chute is the worst Taco Bell between Green Bay and Appleton. I ordered through the app, which I recommend for accuracy, but it charged me three times for a total exceeding $100! When I called the location, the staff member who answered was quite rude and seemed upset. I requested to speak with the manager, who was very nice and helpful. He explained exactly how to resolve the issue, and within three minutes, I had clear instructions for a quick refund. My money was back in my account within the hour. I advise anyone considering this Little Chute location to be cautious. Only one item was decent—the fried chicken avocado ranch wrap; everything else was inedible. A franchise owner should be ashamed. They should take a moment to observe the employees at Culver’s across the street, who seem genuinely happy to work and make their food look appealing. (Although I find Culver's food rather bland, it is still far more edible than what I experienced at Taco Bell.)

I waited 32 minutes in the drive-thru with four cars ahead of me. When I finally reached the payment window, the cashier informed me, “Your food will be ready shortly.” After an additional 6 minutes, I received my order, but there were no napkins included. Do we really have to ask for napkins now? On a positive note, the food was good.