Taco Time — Restaurant in Roseburg

It was fast paced, quickly like to place an order, not a long wait time for the most part. I like how they like to get everyone what they ordered in a timely manner. I do reccomend the empanada, I had the cherry, expect a burrito - like roll instead of what you may expect (folded circle) still good, even better and drenched in cinnamon so expect a decent clean up of your hands and face unless you use a fork and knife. You can get a side of whip cream if you want with it. There was something different about the tortilla, really white, really soft (flour) tasted like the closest thing to homemade flour as I've ever experienced with a restaurant. The burrito wasn't heavily seasoned as it was a very "light" taste even with all of the ingredients. Can definitely taste the seasoning on the tater tots which were pretty good. Too bad I didn't have a chance to experience more of the menu. I didn't see a bathroom on site but there is a station with ketchup pump and another particular sauce, napkins and straws next to the drink station.

Service was great, dining in...

Parking lot has weird layout; presenting issues for wheelchair users. Food was excellent, above average for Taco Time itself. Staff was very friendly and helpful, orders were exactly as desired even when adding or deleting items. Wheelchairs must travel through the drive thru traffic to enter restaurant. Other impediments for wheelchairs to enter the building due to age of building and local geography's affect on parking design. Bathroom is outside and is not wheelchair accessible (it's even too small for some walkers, which would need to be left unattended outdoors while using the toilet). Because of bathroom location you can't leave door open without everyone using drive thru, so you can't keep eye on mobility equipment left outside. Lots of traffic going by the bathroom doors (pedestrian and cars). Had to ask someone to watch mobility equipment for me while urinating. Very embarrassing and dangerous for...

Visited this location on Monday, June 13th while driving from California to Washington. I purchased two crisp bean burritos and a regular bean burrito. A few minutes after I left the drive thru I got my food out and took a bite. The beans inside my crip burrito were so hot they burnt the roof of my mouth and gave me blisters. All three items were scalding hot on the inside. I had no warning that the food would be so hot. And any time I have recieved hot hot food, I am given a warning. But with no warning, I bite in. I have never had a worse experience with food in my life. Two days later I am still in severe pain while eating and drinking anything...