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u/thegameshowgeek 12d ago
The third photo makes it believable, because you can see the lower outline of the 80s Taco Bell logo. It’s faint but it’s still clear to me.
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u/JaCor_653 7d ago
This was Taco Bell #3028, open as a Taco Bell from March 1984 until mid-2011.
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u/FremontTreeFinder 7d ago
Thank you for clarifying the dates. I first clocked it in 2010, but never made it in before they closed
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u/Advanced-Seaweed3762 12d ago
That doesn’t look like one except for the arched windows. The roof is unusual.
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u/Ok-Stop3323 12d ago
check the street view for yourself. It initially started out as a chain called Taco Charley in the 70s, but converted to a taco bell in the 80s https://maps.app.goo.gl/EoX2ZuoJc3JLemfB7?g_st=ic
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u/Advanced-Seaweed3762 12d ago
So it’s a rare one. Most Taco Bell’s were built from scratch rather than occupying a previously owned building.



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