Taco Bell has a plan to grow beverage revenue to $5 billion by 2030. The strategy includes new drink-focused Live Más Cafés ...

Taco Bell is expanding its presence in the beverage market with the nationwide launch of Refrescas, a new premium drink lineup, and the expansion of its Live Más Café concept across Southern ...

Taco Bell refreshes its summer beverage menu with six new non-alcoholic drinks, including energizing options and frozen ...

Live Más Café’s menu items include specialty drinks like Coffee and Churro Chillers, agua frescas, coffees and other cult-favorite foods.

Live Más Café is different from Taco Bell Cantina, which have liquor licenses. There are three in Southern California, in Newport Beach, Los Angeles and Hollywood.

Taco Bell executives have expressed that they would like the company’s beverages to be “as iconic as its food,” and they’re targeting $5 billion in beverage sales by 2030 to make that happen. For ...

Taco Bell is set to launch its first-ever “Live Más” café in San Diego County. The café will offer Taco Bell fans “a unique experience to enjoy specialty drinks like Chillers, Agua ...

HOUSTON — Taco Bell has announced that its Live Más Café experience will arrive in Houston locations by fall 2025. The move is part of the brand’s ambitious goal to reach $5 billion in ...

Live Más Café is reinventing the Taco Bell experience with expertly trained "Bellristas" who handcraft the specialty drinks on the spot as part of the elevated in-restaurant atmosphere.

Taco Bell is expanding its Live Más Café concept, opening 30 more locations before this fall. The fast food chain is betting heavily on increased beverage sales.

Amidst show cancellations and employee departures, the venue's production staff has submitted a request to be represented by ...

Taco Bell is expanding the Live Más Café concept to existing Texas locations by fall 2025. The Live Mas Cafe features over 30 customizable beverages.