Taco Bell’s Live Más Café: what it is and where

What the café is, in the brand’s words

Where the reads found one

The brand’s café locator is a search box, so this site prints no count of cafés. Among the 452 restaurants read on 19 September 2026, one carried the café menu, in Houston, Texas, with 14 café lines on its board; 14 café-only lines were listed there and nowhere else. The Tropical Punch Rockstar Energy Refresca, Pineapple Lime Rockstar Energy Refresca and Purple Velvet Cream Cold Brew sit in the café section of the nutrition menu but were on ordinary menus too, Tropical Punch Rockstar Energy Refresca at 61 restaurants, Pineapple Lime Rockstar Energy Refresca at 48 restaurants and Purple Velvet Cream Cold Brew at 3 restaurants, so they are shared lines rather than café-only ones. The Live Más Café guide covers the format and the café hub every record, including the four café-section lines no menu read listed.

The café-only lines and what they cost

A price on one of these is a single restaurant’s reading, because the format is rare among the reads, and each page says so with the city. The Agua Refrescas share the café section on the nutrition menu but were on 408 menus read or more, so they are not counted here.

What the café changes and what it does not

The food is the standard board: “The full Taco Bell food menu is also available, along with these Live Más Café® drinks you won’t find anywhere else.” The hours are the restaurant’s own. The drinks are the difference, and the newsroom uses the cafés as a first door for a new drink before the national menu, as it did with the pink Baja Blast on August 29 ahead of September 24.