Taco Time

This Taco Time bodes well for a setting that is akin to Taco Bell. There is plenty of okay Mexican cuisine staples on the menu such as tacos, quesadillas and more, though some of the Mexican-​American offerings are also okay. Much better Mexican food can be had in town, but this place is convenient. There is also a nice vibe since lots of Latin music plays.
I went here and the line moved quickly. The Mexi-​Fries were tater tots, seemingly from Ore-​Ida. The hard shell beef taco was good, but of course there is a nearby Mexican food truck and better Mexican cuisine throughout 82^nd Avenue. My beef was nice and crispy, though the produce was typical fast food, however it was all arranged well. Things were ready quickly, and the price was par.
Taco Time is sometimes going to be worth it.

I have been eating at Taco Times since I was a kid. They were started down in Eugene, I remember going to one with friends in college that had an all you can eat deal on Sundays… and I still like them.
Staff here is usually friendly, the place is clean and wait is usually not to bad but occasionally I have been behind someone buying for them and all their coworkers.
It could probably do with an update on the interior. The inside of this branch is more basic then most by that I mean just tables and a tile floor and a few advertising posters for art. It usually smells like a mix of the food and cleaning chemicals. The drive through is handy though.
My favorites are either the crisp meat burrito with some sour cream to dip it in or double meat burrito with sour cream. Some times I get the cinnamon crustos for desert. The big selling points are that it is quick, cheap and tastes good.

I really love this Taco Time. They do a good job just like all the fast food Mexican places, but the local is such that you get all sorts of people in there. You may have a Doctor from Kaiser, a Priest from the local Polish Catholic Church, and a Pimp and a Ho, you just don’t know.

The experience at this franchise has changed our minds that Taco Time used to deliver fresh Mexican fast food. The stars are for the mexi fries. We ordered 2 crisp bean burritos but the lady taking our ordered could not understand the difference between meat and bean.
if there had not been a language barrier we might still be TT fans.

I’ve cracked their code: their ‘fresh rolled’ burritos are frozen and stacked in a freezer… I mean, it makes so much sense.
Granted, I grew up in a town with #1 and #2 Taco Times in the country (apparently there’s an arbiter of such information) so all others pale. But this one is particularly slow and bland. I don’t blame the workers, they seem to be trying. But whoever owns this joint appears to have cut corners.
Sure, it’s clean and well-​lit, but it’s understaffed and the abundance of frozen goods and the store-​brand coffee (really?) turn me off and make me regret my decision to eat here every time. Now that I think of it, shame on me for giving them more than 2 shots.

Been Coming here for years. Place is always adequately clean and the food doesn’t taste manufactured, like Taco Bell. Great for staples, like simple tacos or crisp burritos. Cinnamon crustos are a nice, cheap snack, too. I only wish they sold some of that liquid cheese on the side. It goes perfect with crisp bean burritos. Consistently dependable.

Came in here for lunch and got the 4 for $ 5. The food was fine, nothing wrong or great about it. However the staff weren’t overly friendly but ok. I watched them deal with some other customers with no care though. I asked about the restroom and they said it was outside in back of the building and it was unlocked. I went back there to find it locked. Luckily one of the employees came out right then and unlocked it. However there was no toilet paper in the restroom. I went in and told them and they didn’t seem to care. I don’t know if they ever went and put any back there or not. I am going to be back in that area in a few days and I won’t be returning. There are other businesses that would be glad to take my money with a smile.

For fast food, this one of my fave spots! Love their crispy burritos! Wish they had these in the Los Angeles area. but every time I visit, gotta have it! Wish they were open later too :(

This is my favorite Taco Time. Sometimes when I go to other OR/​NV Taco Times I am reminded of how this unassuming spot on Interstate gets it right every time. There is nothing different about the menu but the staff is very stable, very latino and they work in plain sight with no secrets. Sometimes there are sketchy people that come in because the neighborhood isn’t great but most of the time it is pretty quiet in the dining room. Oddly, they play country music all the time.
If you like a deal, check out the daily item menu on the wall to the right of the menu board. It helps take the sting out of what can be a little pricey for fast food.

I’ve been here a few times now. Why I keep going is beyond me. My boyfriend likes their crispitos. The menu is very limited and they give you what looks to be right on level with a middle school cafeteria in the hood. I got a taco salad and it was just not very fresh. I am used to way better Taco Times from where I’m from. At least the service was good.

They work pretty quick at getting food orders out, right across from the Killingsworth MAX Station and hardly ever crowded.
Decent chain place if looking for a quick hot grab snack while in transit.

It’s taco time! Not a lot of vegan options but the mexi-​fries are tasty. A nice place to go if you just missed the Max on a cold rainy day. Barely anyone in there.

They dispense sour cream and guac via a caulking gun! How can you NOT love that?!

Nothing truly special about this taco time. The only thing that was impressive was the speed of the drive through. Normally the TT takes a little bit to put together tasty burrittos but the drive through here seems to get priority.