Taco Bell has reopened its Cardiff restaurant for deliveries.
The American fast-food restaurant on St Mary Street announced it has started taking orders for delivery after closing at the beginning of lockdown.
Taco Bell fans will be able to order their favourite Mexican dishes on delivery apps UberEats and Deliveroo and to celebrate being up and running again, the restaurant is offering free delivery on both apps on Tuesday, May 5.
The restaurant is operating with a limited menu because it's running with a smaller team than usual.
The revised menu includes box meals for six, four and two people, Craving Value boxes, combo meals, specialities such as quesadillas and tacos.
A spokeswoman for the chain said: “The brand has been inundated with requests from customers to reopen and understands that there is still an appetite for food that’s accessible, affordable, and craveable.”
To open responsibly, it has created new social distancing measures and has enhanced safety procedures for restaurant workers and delivery staff. This means there will be an “end-to-end contactless experience”.
It also hopes to re-open its drive-thru restaurants and the Click and Collect programme in the coming weeks.
Watch: Taco Bell opens in Cardiff
Taco Bell opened its first Welsh restaurant in Cardiff on March 2 and saw hundreds of people queue to try out its dishes - but was forced to close due to the coronavirus pandemic on March 23
It’s one of the few businesses in Wales that has decided to restart its takeaway service.
On Friday, Five Guys reopened its Cardiff restaurant for Click and Collect service and McDonald’s and Costa Coffee announced they had reopened some venues in the UK for takeaway and delivery.
