Taco Bell opening in Amesbury next week

Tuesday, 15 November 2022 00:00

Southern Wiltshire will have a taste of Tex-Mex in just a few days' time as the Amesbury Taco Bell restaurant is due to open.

The store has been under construction for the last couple of months and had finally set a date to open - Monday 21st of November.

This is only the second Taco Bell restaurant in Wiltshire, with our closest store up until now being in Southampton.

A sneak peek inside (Photo: Salisbury Radio)

Taco Bell has been serving up food in the UK since 1986. The London store was the first such restaurant in Europe.

The store has been near completion for a few weeks and at last, we will all be able to fill up on Burritos, Nachos and of course Tacos!

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