Taco Time

This was my second time at a Taco Time. The food seems fresher than some of the other fast food taco chains and it does not jack up your digestive system for a day and a half! Everyone here was very friendly and the service was prompt. The only down side is that they are closed on Sundays.
P.S. Right across the street from Taco Time is Richfield's City Park. While the idea of eating your tacos and sitting with man's best friend in the park while traveling sounds fantastic, forget it! Even leashed dogs are not allowed in the park. No dogs....period! I wasn't going to defy the rules so I sat in the car. I did not want a tattletale to go tell the police that someone from out of state was running with a dog in the park. I don't need anymore citations, thank you very much! God, how I hate small towns!

Taco Time was just OK.  I liked the novelty of stopping at a non-Taco Bell taco chain, but T. Bell is clearly superior (which is not something you hear very often).  My pork 'street tacos' were the best thing we ordered.  The fried burrito was pretty gross, and the 'mexican fries' are just tator tots with no special seasoning.  I didn't die or get food poisoning, but let's just say this was one of our least-satisfying meals on an 11-day road trip.  You do the math.