Devonshire Street Sheffield: Taco Bell set to move into empty Sheffield Dunkin Donuts site

Popular fast food chain set to take over unit in Sheffield city centre

A popular fast food chain is set to take over one of the shop buildings on Devonshire Street, in Sheffield city centre.

Taco Bell will be moving into what was until recently a Dunkin Donuts, but is now closed.

The chain already operates out of the shop next door, and the move will extend the current shop, creating extra seating space for customers.

Workmen can now be seen in both the units carrying out the work to join the buildings up. Some of the furniture and fittings can already be seen in the former doughnuts shops.

Taco Bell, Devonshire Street. Picture: David Kessen, National Worldplaceholder image
Taco Bell, Devonshire Street. Picture: David Kessen, National World | National World

The move effectively takes the site to how it was before the pandemic. The Dunkin Donuts shop moved into the building in 2020, and before that, the shop had previously been part of the Taco Bell.

Taco Bell has been on the site since 2015, having taken over from the Ark clothing shop which had previously occupied both the shop units. Ark had been running from the site for several years.

There are currently three Taco Bells in the city, with the expanding Devonshire Street venue, as well as branches in Broughton Lane, and at the Meadowhall shopping centre.

The news that Taco Bell is extending the shop comes at a time when another of the buildings on Devonshire Street currently has an unknown future.

The Vintage Standards shop, a few doors up from the Taco Bell, currently has a notice on the window stating that it will be closing down, and announcing every item is now £5.

The Star has approached Vintage Standards for more information but has had no response from bosses so far.

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