Taco Time

Why am I reviewing Taco Time? Because the blonde drive through chick was such a beezy, I just had to Unilocal it.
Driving home through a desolated section of 82^nd on a Wednesday night, I hadn’t eaten in 6 plus hours, a crispy chicken burrito sounded so good.
I forgot how skeezy this Taco Time is. Working where two under 25 yr old young girls, not wearing uniforms just dying to leave that job. You can tell because the drive through attendant was rude as hell! No guff from me, either. Maybe too much at home bleaching caused her far away look at lack of social skills/​customer service/​humanity.
Oh well, its just Taco Time. You should know better.

It calls itself a restaurant, but really I think its emphasis is on the drive-​thru.
I was picking up a friend from the dentist, famished, and in the neighborhood, so I decided to give it a shot. I figured it’d be a step up from Taco Bell at least.
The vegetarian options consisted of your standard veggie burrito or nachos. I decided eating nachos while driving was probably at least a degree more «risk-​ay» than attempting as much with a burrito, so I went for the latter option. (Don’t fear, Portland motorists. 82^nd avenue is dangerous enough to drive on without the added gratuitous dining driver, so I waited until I was safely parked before embarking on my burrito-​demolishing mission.
I have to say the mission was rather anti-​climactic. I’ll give them credit for the vegetables seeming fresh enough (no wilted lettuce or soggy tomatoes), and I was pleased with the wheat tortilla (wheat just emanates an illusion of healthiness). But the beans were on the bland muddy side, and the burrito in general lacked flavor. I doused it in green sauce to liven it up. For $ 3.65, it was a decent portion, but I really wasn’t impressed.
It wasn’t as bad as having teeth pulled (as was the fate of my friend), but nor was it a full body massage… On the upside, the service was fast and the burrito was obviously made to order. Maybe i’ll go back some time to give the nachos a shot, but I won’t be back for the burrito.