Fast food, even faster

Alex Cnossen

Alex Cnossen Jun 21, 2025

Feb 6, 2018

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                <h1>Fast food, even faster</h1>
                <h2><p>Craving a chalupa? Reach for your phone, not the car keys - today marks the day that Taco Bell starts their delivery service in more than 90 cities and 200 restaurants. The service is made possible through a partnership with the startup delivery company DoorDash, the Associated Press reports. Pricing</p></h2>
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               <p>By <a href="/author/alex-cnossen-crosscut-com/">Alex Cnossen</a></p> 
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            <p>Craving a chalupa? Reach for your phone, not the car keys - today marks the day that Taco Bell starts their delivery service in more than 90 cities and 200 restaurants. The service is made possible through a partnership with the startup delivery company DoorDash, the Associated Press <a href="http://www.cnbc.com/id/102818228?ref=avalancheghost.one">reports</a>. Pricing and delivery costs will vary, depending on which city you’re in and what restaurant you’re ordering from.</p><p>The delivery service isn’t available in Seattle — but we’re guessing we’ll see it here muy pronto.</p>
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Craving a chalupa? Reach for your phone, not the car keys - today marks the day that Taco Bell starts their delivery service in more than 90 cities and 200 restaurants. The service is made possible through a partnership with the startup delivery company DoorDash, the Associated Press reports. Pricing and delivery costs will vary, depending on which city you’re in and what restaurant you’re ordering from.

The delivery service isn’t available in Seattle — but we’re guessing we’ll see it here muy pronto.

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By Alex Cnossen

Alex Cnossen is a Northwest native and has worked for several local publications, including KOMO, KIRO and KING-TV. He grew up in Portland and loves to run and write. Follow him on Twitter @CnossenAle