Taco Bell fans rejoice! You no longer need to leave your home to satisfy your taco cravings. The chain is now offering delivery with the help of GrubHub
Do you hear that noise? That is the sound of millions of Taco Bell fans screaming and crying tears of joy because Taco Bell is now offering delivery nationwide! This means that those late night cravings can now be satisfied without you ever leaving your house. What more could you want?
Taco Bell has partnered with GrubHub to deliver Nacho Fries and Burrito Supremes right to your door. And guess what? If your order is over $12, you get free delivery. Twelve dollars worth of Taco Bell can get you a lot of food, so this is a pretty great deal. But you are going to want to get in on this opportunity soon because the promotion is only going on for a limited time.
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How did this magical event come to be? It all started when GrubHub partnered with Yum! Brands and they have been working to make it possible ever since. From there, GrubHub has worked to get more drivers near Taco Bell locations all over the country so that you can receive your food quickly.
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Free delivery? You’re not dreaming. Taco Bell’s delivering. Order now to get free delivery by @Grubhub on all orders $12+ https://t.co/OPBoedK9Or pic.twitter.com/5Va6AKOcHp
— Taco Bell (@tacobell) February 7, 2019
Taco Bell’s president, Julie Felss Masino, talked in a recent statement of how they’ve been working to make sure the process benefits everyone involved, “Our approach to delivery is a recipe for success all around. Not only benefiting our customers but also our team members, franchisees, and Grubhub drivers by streamlining how orders hit our kitchens and when they are picked up.”
What is going to be your first Taco Bell delivery order? Let us know in the comments!