It is not every night that an entire fast food restaurant hits the road, but when it does – plenty of people take pictures of it.
The original 400-square foot Taco Bell, nicknamed “Numero Uno”, was set to take the wrecking ball earlier this year. But those plans were thwarted (yes, THWARTED!) when outraged (and probably constipated) fans of the fast food restaurant heard the news – and Taco Bell stepped in to save the building.
Last night, crews loaded the entire building onto a truck and “Numero Uno” hit the streets as crews moved it from Downey to Irvine.
Here is what it looked like:
.@TacoBell to save original restaurant from wrecking ball @livetodineout https://t.co/DsCDo9aSMO pic.twitter.com/STiciHzSgM
— Restaurant News (@NRNonline) November 19, 2015
https://twitter.com/sarahparvini/status/667586032515158016
https://instagram.com/p/-TDTgPSLMq/
Numero Uno is on the move! Check out this photo from @Carrphotos! ? pic.twitter.com/l2jA5zLHhO
— Dine 9?9 @ home (@dine909) November 20, 2015
https://instagram.com/p/-TLj4zyLFy/
https://twitter.com/ncagro/status/667596758046736385
An entire @TacoBell restaurant traveling down city streets! The major move – live at 11p https://t.co/kuM6PbzTsB pic.twitter.com/D6359bItNs
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) November 20, 2015
https://twitter.com/TPawelczyk/status/667612968855597056
We did it!! Welcome to Irvine, Numero Uno #savetacobell https://t.co/x9D4AIfZab pic.twitter.com/zue5DBjbfc
— Matt Prince (@Matt_Prince) November 20, 2015
The building now sits at the Taco Bell headquarters in Irvine. No word on what the company has planned for it.