Taco Time

Food is just ok. Place is dirty inside. Garbage can was full. Tables needed cleaming. Female came out to do chore and didn’t hide the fact she didn’t want to be there. Background to this was too loud country music. Not a good experience.

I’ve been coming here since I was little and this place has went soooo far downhill it’s sad.
The cashiers are so unfriendly, no thank you or even a welcome when you come in.
The girl literally swiped my debit card and threw my receipt at me.
I watched her throw her hands in the air when a customer pulled into the drive thru and she yelled loud enough ‘JESUS CHRIST’.
Apparently customers bother her.
What happened to this place?
The portions are stupidly small. I know you have to watch portion control but this was dumb.
I paid $ 20 for my young son and I and the food was crap.
Not only will I not return with my money, I will tell anyone to go somewhere else.
Get it together taco time.

Meh. Not a fan. It’s over priced cheap Mexican food that’s not very tasteful. Not what I was hoping for when I stopped by.
I believe if they lower the prices then it would be better. The quality doesn’t match the price.

GARBAGE!!!
What has happened to Taco Time? I used to eat this food frequently but when they suddenly dropped the ball a couple of years ago I stopped. The only reason that I stopped in at this location was that I was on my way out of Roseburg and NOT interested in another burger.
I ordered what I’ve always ordered: The Crispy Chicken Ranchero combo. For $ 9 I expect the thing to be made properly and as I was eating it I had a feeling that it was very. very wrong. It could have been the iceberg lettuce, the bacon, the complete lack of salsa, or the pre-​cut and re-​fried chicken that was in it. Gee, I’m just not sure…
I didn’t recall bacon ever being in this burrito so I took a look at the menu and it seems that maybe they made me the Chicken BLT Burrito instead. I’m not sure how they could have misinterpreted the two. I mean, one has BACON and the other doesn’t.
The tots were pale and under cooked. The ranch dressing had that gelatinous texture to it that indicates it is the bottled variety and not made in house.
I don’t know how the few Taco Times that remain still make money. I imagine that the CEO’s sitting way up high figure that if they can’t bring in more customers they can increase profit by simply raising prices. Heck, a whole lot of CEO’s operate this way – screw improving the food! We’ll make money by charging more instead.
I, for one, won’t be mourning this company’s death.

OMG!!! The menu reminded me of del taco just a lot more appetizing! i must have ordered $ 10 worth of food and ate every bit of it! Taco Time has good packaged salsa and I don’t know where to buy it. Love it. Go there!

As Taco Time experts (my sweetie loves the place, and drags me around to Taco Time’s all over the territory to which they are indigenous) we find the Roseburg, OR branch to be acceptable but perhaps not up to the standards of some…
The burrito was small, compared to the average TT burrito.
The salsa bar consisted only of hot sauce and catsup. One could get salsa verde but would have to ask for it. Here it comes in tiny almost-​impossible-​to-​open packets.
Still, it’s a Taco Time, and Taco Time lovers (and I know one of them…) will be happy eating here.

Friendly staff, fresh food, great sauce. Crispy pinto burrito with sauce is great. Wish we could get rid of Taco Bells in Cali and get some Taco Times to replace them. Casita Burrito is so much better the the Taco Bell burritos. Taco shells are made freshly through out the day, as is everything. Meat is actually cooked with seasoning, and not boiled like taco bell. Beans cooked in the building, and not out of a plastic bag.
FRESH food, not dehydrated.

I found the food disgusting. Don’t know what they do to the meat but it makes me sick the 2 times I have eaten there.

Taco Time is more expensive then Taco Bell, but you get better food… more meat… way better sauce. Try the crisp meat burrito and eat it while it is hot with the original hot sauce on each bite. This is junk food at it’s best. They also have a «natural burrito» with whole wheat tortilla, beans, rice, olives, sunflower seeds, sour cream and stuff. it is really good if you have to go meatless. If you can’t decide, 2 crisp beef tacos will always get you thru. They have Coke products here and also sell their taco sauce by the bottle.

Alright this is standard greasy fast food fare, but if you’re doing the I-​5 run thru Oregon and need the local’s version of Mexican American fastfood then this is the place. TacoTime is a TacoBell like competitor that started out in Eugene, Oregon.
The Roseburg location is old, and a favorite hangout for the locals and the nearby highschool. It is also conveniently located off the I-​5 freeway in Roseburg.
Staff is friendly and effecient.
They have some cool items not found at other fast food mexican places.
Items to try:
Crisp Bean or Meat Burrito. Shapped like a churro, this rolled taco has just the basic bean/​meat and cheese inside. Perfectly sized for dipping into hot sauce.
Mexi-​Fries. Your basic tater tots with seasoning. Only in Oregon could this be called «mexi.»
Crustos — Your basic tortilla chips smothered in cinamon and sugar.