Taco Bell interior
Taco Bell #4451 (2,028 square feet)
2391 George Washington Memorial Highway, York River Crossing, Hayes, VA
Built and opened in 1991, renovated in February 2014
Hayes' Taco Bell was one of the last on the Peninsula to have not only 1990s aesthetics, but the pre-1994 logo on the outside as well. Towards the end of 2013 I could see that change was on the horizon when the road sign was replaced, and sure enough a few months later the building was completely overhauled; I speculated before that the new McDonald's being constructed right next door at the time was the swift kick in the ass that franchisee BurgerBusters needed to finally update this place, and I stand by it! The restaurant features Taco Bell's usual late 2000s-early 2010s aesthetics, with an array of blue/orange/purple/red colors, tilework, and a drop ceiling with black tiles, but it still retains its' 90s feel through things like the layout and the structural architecture.
Taco Bell interior
Taco Bell #4451 (2,028 square feet)
2391 George Washington Memorial Highway, York River Crossing, Hayes, VA
Built and opened in 1991, renovated in February 2014
Hayes' Taco Bell was one of the last on the Peninsula to have not only 1990s aesthetics, but the pre-1994 logo on the outside as well. Towards the end of 2013 I could see that change was on the horizon when the road sign was replaced, and sure enough a few months later the building was completely overhauled; I speculated before that the new McDonald's being constructed right next door at the time was the swift kick in the ass that franchisee BurgerBusters needed to finally update this place, and I stand by it! The restaurant features Taco Bell's usual late 2000s-early 2010s aesthetics, with an array of blue/orange/purple/red colors, tilework, and a drop ceiling with black tiles, but it still retains its' 90s feel through things like the layout and the structural architecture.