Is the Original Taco Bell Still Open? Discover Its Current Status
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Ever wondered if the first-ever Taco Bell restaurant is still serving up those famous tacos? Let’s dive into the delicious history and find out the current status of the original Taco Bell.
Today, we’re on a quest to uncover whether the original Taco Bell establishment is still open for business, delighting fans with its classic menu items.
Is the Original Taco Bell Still Serving Tacos?
Sorry, taco lovers! The original Taco Bell, founded by Glen Bell in 1962 in Downey, California, is no longer open. While it once stood as the birthplace of this now-global chain, the original location closed its doors to the public.
The good news is, although the original building isn’t open for business, it hasn’t been forgotten. Taco Bell saved it from demolition in 2015 and moved it to the Taco Bell Corporate Headquarters in Irvine, California. While you can’t order a taco there, it’s preserved as a piece of fast-food history.
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