Taco Bell is about to make your wildest dream come true — provided your wildest dream is getting a Crunchy Taco Supreme delivered to your doorstep. The restaurant chain announced Wednesday that it is introducing delivery service to 200 restaurants in 90 cities across the country. Taco Bell hopes to quickly expand the option, but it hasn't announced a time frame yet.
Taco Bell deliveries will be done by the startup delivery company DoorDash, which already delivers food for restaurants such as the Cheesecake Factory and California Pizza Kitchen. Instant taco gratification comes with a delivery fee, and exact pricing on both delivery and food may vary depending on location.
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