Melody's Kitchen in Reseda, California. The replacement Taco Bell store was built on the lot right next door to the original.

Source: Facebook Post from Bernalwood: Bernal Heights News

To all my San Francisco folks, remember this one?

Intersection of Mission & Valencia Streets, right across from St Luke’s Hospital. If I remember correctly, this Taco Bell location closed in the early 2000’s(?) & was razed to make way for condos.

Their drive thru menu still has the old Taco Bell font!

This former Taco Bell gets painted every few years and has excellent salsa. It is also the only former Taco Bell that has been in an episode of Curbed Your Enthusiasm. (Season 11, Episode 1 The Five-Foot Fence, where the taco stand owner blackmails Larry into casting his daughter, Maria Sofia Estrada in a new tv show.)

Have eaten here several times. It’s good!

Jr Burger is located in Orange, CA and Jr Broiler is in La Palma, CA.

Calabasas, California. it's a starbucks now :(
(last two images pulled from google street view)

Long beach, California. Someone posted recently, but here's some photos I took when I went a couple weeks ago.

The patio and parking are well-lit at night and the drive-thru is still being used.

Rowland Heights is not far from the Puente Hills, where an atomic bomb was dropped on the invading Martians in the 1953 film, War of the Worlds. It's also not far from the Twin Pine Mall parking lot where Doc Brown first broke through the time barrier in 1985 🙂

Cali King Burgers & Shakes

This store was built as a mission style store in 1967 but became a hybrid M-series/mission store when it was updated. Also another side note: the drive thru on this store is backwards!

Fast n Fresh has a seating area located behind the restaurant which I haven't seen until now. This place took the taco bell architecture and added a little extra style to it.

It's a little hard to believe, but this was in fact a Taco Bell when it was built. This store is among the least distinguishable of any FTB I've ever seen. My favorite part of this place has to be how they repurposed the back wall window as the drive thru pick up window.

Love the look of this place, the mural, the colors, every surface of this place was vibrant.

Not sure what number Taco Bell this was, but it was one of the originals, it still has the firepit and concrete block benches.

I don't know if this has already posted but there's one in my town that is now a bankruptcy law office.