Taco Time Nw - Seattle

As someone from the East Coast, it's been years since I've had Taco Time, and I remember it as the best taco I've ever tasted. I understand that prices have risen, but I was shocked to see a soft taco priced at around $7! Even so, I think it's worth it despite the increase. The portion size seems to have gotten bigger—one soft taco felt like three from other fast-food places, making it a full meal for me. It's still the best fast-food taco I've ever had!

It’s always a good time for Taco Time! This is the best fast food spot around. The food is excellent, consistently hot and fresh. As for the staff, I don’t know how they always manage to find the friendliest and kindest people to work the drive-thru, but they do. I may not believe in a higher power, but those crispy burritos might just make me reconsider! And definitely get the taco sauce—lots of it—because it’s absolutely delicious. It's not like those Taco Bell sauce packets! Don’t get me wrong; I could eat Taco Bell all day, but Taco Time offers a different, higher quality experience. Yum! I could really go for some right now!

Always a reliable choice! I was in the mood for a quick snack, so I ordered two crispy chicken tacos. The chicken is consistently well-seasoned and never comes out dry. I had them topped with extra cheese, which made it even better!

I'm from the East Coast, and it's been years since I've enjoyed Taco Time. I remember it being the best I ever had. I know inflation can be tough, but $7 for a soft taco?! Despite the price hike, it was still worth it. I feel like the portion size has increased, too—one soft taco was like three from other places! It ended up being a full meal for me. Overall, it's still the best fast food taco I've ever had.

The drive-thru attendant wears gloves when taking payments but then touches customers' food, which I can understand might go unnoticed. However, my real concern is the staff member who feels the need to ask customers why they're arguing with him over getting new tater tots. A word of advice: be careful about who you laugh at and what you find funny. Just focus on doing your job and keep quiet.