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According to the Los Angeles Times, a Rancho Santa Fe estate that belonged to late Taco Bell founder Glen Bell is on the market for $7.495 million. Some details: I dream, Mr. Bell. I dream that ...
The Taco Bell founder Glen Bell's home in Rancho Santa Fe, California, is on the market for $5.9 million. The listing includes two homes, which can be purchased together for $5.9 million or ...
Taco Bell quick-service chain and the driving force behind the success of tacos as a fast-food staple, has been selected by Nation’s Restaurant News as the 2008 Pioneer Award winner.
The restaurant, nicknamed Numero Uno, was opened in 1962 by founder Glen Bell as a walk-up taco stand with live music and fire pits. It closed in 1986, and other restaurants took over the space ...
Glen W. Bell Jr., the innovator and entrepreneur who tapped an unsated hunger for Mexican fare as Americans discovered fast food, creating Taco Tia, El Taco and in 1962 his signature Taco Bell ...
Every big business had to start somewhere. The story of Taco Bell is one of humble beginnings. Since its start, the restaurant has steadily evolved into one of the world's largest food chains.
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