An original menu item from Taco Bell’s first location in Southern California is making a return to menus this week, along with several other nostalgic menu items spanning the fast food chain’s 62-year history.

Taco Bell’s Decades Menu brings back fan-favorites like the ‘60s Tostada and ‘00s Caramel Apple Empanada. Discover these nostalgic classics, available for a limited time.

Taco Bell’s new “Decades Menu” features five revived menu items – one from the 1960s, one from the 70s, one from the 80s, one from the 90s and one from the early aughts. The fast food chain just announced the new menu,

Taco Bell wants you to indulge in a Meximelt or a tostada before you fill up on Halloween candy on Thursday, Oct. 31. The Irvine-based chain will be launching a limited-time “Decades Menu” on that date. The value-priced menu, which the Irvine-based chain tested in its hometown in August, brings back five items from years past.

Taco Bell is bringing back retro items from the '60s-00s, including its oldest offering. Here's a look at the menu and when and when to try it.

Taco Bell is celebrating its extensive history by launching the new Decades Menu, reviving fan-favorite menu items from across five decades. Through the food chain’s new Decades Menu, Taco Bell will reintroduce five iconic menu items that have been fan favorites since the restaurant’s founding in 1962.

Taco Bell is reviving five discontinued menu items as a celebration of its first 50 years in business. “Fans have been creating and sharing Taco Bell memories for decades — everything from nerve-racking first dates,