Some Taco Bell customers seeking a beef Crunchwrap Supreme or Beefy Fritos Burrito this weekend walked away from the fast-food chain disappointed.

On Saturday, Taco Bell told affected restaurants to stop serving seasoned beef that did not meet the chain’s quality standards. The Associated Press, which first reported the news, said that locations in Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio, and elsewhere were forced to stop serving beef as the chain replenished supplies.

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Some customers, upset to arrive at Taco Bell and discover that there was no beef to be found, took to social media to complain.

"THIS TIME I GO TO TACO BELL THEY ARE OUT OF BEEF AND CHICKEN. WTF?!? 'BUT WE DO HAVE VEGETARIAN OPTIONS' WTF DO I LOOK LIKE F---ING VEGISTABLES ARENT GOING TO SUSTAIN MY FIGURE," reads one angry tweet.

Complaints about the lack of beef at some Taco Bell locations continued into Sunday evening.

"While some Taco Bell restaurants in the eastern Midwest and Northeast regions may be experiencing a shortage of seasoned beef, we are working diligently to replenish the supply in those restaurants and encourage fans to try any of our other delicious proteins like shredded chicken or steak in the meantime," a representative from Taco Bell said in a statement. "We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause and appreciate our customers' patience."