A North East town is set to see the opening of a brand new major fast food chain branch – and now we know exactly when it will be opening.
Taco Bell is opening its doors to a brand new Middlesbrough branch in the South Bank area just off the A66 after much anticipation.
The new branch will be the first on Teesside and the closes restaurant for many fans of the fast-food joint.
Now, Taco Bell has announced it will be opening the new Middlesbrough branch on Tuesday, February 16.
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The Northern Echo recently revealed the first pictures of the brand-new branch which looked almost complete towards the end of January.
Customers will be able to order in advance via the Taco Bell app, website or third-party delivery platforms, visit the drive-thru, or use the digital kiosks in-store to dine in or takeaway.
Loved for its Mexican-inspired customisable menu, the restaurant offers tacos, burritos, nachos and quesadillas to UK fans.
Lucy Dee, head of marketing at Taco Bell UK, said: “We’re thrilled to be able to bring Taco Bell to Middlesbrough.
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“The people of Middlesbrough have been crying out for Taco Bell and we’re very pleased to be able to deliver; creating local jobs despite challenging circumstances.
“We look forward to feeding residents from Thursday, 16th February 2023 onwards, whether it be via drive-thru, home delivery, click & collects, takeaway or dine-in.”
The branch can be found at Unit 3, South Bank 66, Middlesbrough Road and will be open from 11am until until late, 7 days a week.
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