On November 14, 2016, Taco Bell revealed a revamped version of its logo to coincide with the opening of its flagship restaurant in Las Vegas. Designed in-house with help from Lippincott (who designed the previous logo), this logo sees the bell symbol revised and changed to different shades of purple, with the wordmark in a new sans serif font.

For the first ten years, the old Taco Bell logo was a simple, but fun wordmark, written in capital letters. The name of the brand, portrayed in a sans serif font, aimed to make the company look more welcoming and playful.

2024年4月26日 · The name “Taco Bell” and the bell symbol in the logo reflect the brand’s mission to combine traditional Mexican food with the convenience of American fast food. This connection to Glen Bell reminds us of Taco Bell’s start and growth into a major fast-food brand that offers a unique take on Mexican cuisine.

2023年7月27日 · Taco Bell’s emblem is no exception. It’s a tale of innovation, marketing campaigns, and the evolution of fast food branding. Dive into this exploration, and you’ll unearth the insights behind successful corporate symbols.

Everything about the original Taco Bell logo—from the color scheme to the font to the conspicuously missing bell—is totally different from what we see driving along our highways and in our food courts today. The first Taco Bell logo was relatively simple but bright and colorful.

From the exclusive flavors of Mountain Dew to the undeniably addictive Doritos taco shell, this creative and innovative company has a lot to learn. This restaurant chain was the first to hire female managers. The earliest logo of the restaurant was fun and colorful.

Glen Bell, an entrepreneur who owns Bell’s Drive-In – a hot dog and hamburger stand in San Bernardino, California in 1948, is the originator of Taco Bell. As a smart entrepreneur living in a Mexican neighborhood, he saw how people queued for the hot traditional Mexican taco.

Though the famous Mexican-American fast-food chain was established in 1962, the bell we associate with the Taco Bell brand wasn’t introduced to us until 1985. The emblem we see today was first introduced in 1992 and is now the updated version the company uses throughout its promotions and marketing.

2024年7月23日 · This article seeks to illuminate the rich history behind both Taco Bell and its iconic emblem, offering insights into the evolution of its logo over the years.

2024年3月15日 · The Taco Bell logo, a symbol of one of the most recognizable fast-food chains globally, with over 8,564 restaurants in 32 different countries worldwide, has undergone several transformations since its inception.