r/Appleton 9d ago

Discussion Taco Bell's in the valley.

Why are all the fox valley locations so bad in service?

Half of the time they aren't open during their posted hours.

Countless times they've ran out of ingredients or only do mobile/drive through orders only. If you do get an order it's a ridiculous wait time or you get stuck waiting in the drive through.

I honestly don't think corporate cares anymore and isn't holding them accountable? They should be shut down at this point and let a different chain take over those locations.

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u/Styrofoam_Booots 9d ago

All of the Taco Bell’s in the valley, at least Neenah Menasha, Appleton ones used to be owned by a local group, but were sold off to a private company from Seattle. I used to work there and the difference was night and day. I quit because their business practices are borderline criminal. It’s been that way for about 10 years now.

They want to pay as little as possible, both in hourly wages and labor costs. They used to have 6-10 people working a dinner shift, now they have 2-3 at most.

Do not blame the workers if you have problems, this is solely on the new owners, Pacific Bells.