Swansea is becoming home to its first Taco Bell branch - and now the opening date is confirmed.
Fans of the fast food chain will be able to tuck into Mexican-style dishes from Monday, February 1.
But with the current coronavirus restrictions in place, it will just be operating a takeaway, click and collect and delivery service until restaurants can reopen to diners.
It will be the second Taco Bell restaurant to throw open its doors in Wales after the Cardiff venue opened last March just weeks before the first lockdown - and saw people queue for five hours to get their hands on the food. You can read about it here.
The chain was founded in 1962 and there are now more than 7,500 restaurants across the world.
Classic dishes from tacos to burritos, nachos and its favourite quesadillas will be served up at the Oxford Street site.
Lucy Dee, UK Marketing Lead at Taco Bell, said: “We’re delighted to be able to bring Taco Bell to Swansea.
“Wales has been crying out for more Taco Bells and we’re very pleased to be able to deliver; creating local jobs despite challenging circumstances.
“We look forward to feeding residents from Monday onwards whether it be via home delivery, click and collect or takeaway.”
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The restaurant is moving into an old Swansea bank which is being transformed into a stylish diner.
Taco Bell, which has been feeding British fans since November 2010, will be launching a free taco offer through its app to celebrate the Swansea opening.
Opening hours will be from noon until 9pm, seven days a week.
