[Overall: ] TL;DR:…read moreGreat option when transiting the Gorge. --- Visit details - Date of visit: Many over many years - Time of day: Typically lunch, rarely dinner - Party size: 2-4 - Occasion: Road tripping to and from Portland --- Food & drinks - Burgers, fish & chips, shakes - 4 stars on quality - They have seasonal local shake flavors like strawberry, blackberry, hazelnut, etc. --- Service - Basic fast food operation - Drive-thru design is not optimal - Restrooms are sketchy --- Atmosphere - The place is usually hoppin', so the picture was a rare time - Picture tells the story - sort of Art Deco-ish?? --- Price & value - $15/person - A little on the high side for what you get - Tips are not expected, not sure about deals --- Highlights & lowlights Pros: - Burgerville is a fantastic regional chain centered on Portland - Locally sourced food - Seasonal shakes Cons: - Can be overrun at random times - Restrooms are subpar --- Would I return? - Absolutely - we plan our trips to hit The Dalles just for Burgerville - Recommend for families with kids, seniors, and solo travelers alike

Polite, friendly and efficient service…read more Bright, clean restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. The food is made to order as the fries were hot and crisp and the burgers had the additions we requested. We'd definitely dine at Burgerville again.

Here is what I've figured out:…read more OR Taco Bell : CA Taco Bell :: CA Taco Bell : Actual Mexican Food It's not Oregon's fault. It's just math. If you are a Taco Bell fan from California (like me), you're going to be disappointed in Oregon, period. However, for an Oregon Taco Bell, this one is pretty decent. It is, at least in my experience, way better than the one in Hood River, which legitimately deserves to be closed down. My main issues with this location have been the customer service and incredibly long wait times. The food has actually been okay, and my orders have all been correct. It seems like they just don't have enough qualified staff to keep up with demands, either in The Dalles or in Hood River. But The Dalles does have at least one skilled full-time employee in the drive-through. So, keeping that in mind, my overall opinion is that, for an Oregon Taco Bell, this one is pretty okay, but it would be great if they could find a way to attract and maintain enough qualified staff to keep it running properly.

Stopped by around 7am for a breakfast chicken quesadilla with potatoes. It was so yummy. Ate the…read morewhole thing very quickly. Staff was super nice. Drive through was fast. I've come before with large groups stopping on the way to camp. They handle crowds very well.

Pretty nice place in the Dalles. Good place to get some cocktails and have an easy going night…read more Definitely feels like a nicer restaurant but anyone is welcome.

Speed up the service and deliver the food warm, or even HOT maybe? Cold is never something that's…read moreenjoyed in a steakhouse -unless it's ice cream!

I'm in The Dalles for work and I was hungry for something besides the usual. I pulled up door dash…read moreand saw Lilo's Hawaiian BBQ. When I was young, I had the opportunity to live on Oahu with my dad when he was called up for active duty at MCB Kaneohe Bay in 2002 and have had many plate lunches while I was there. I got the Big Kahuna; from the first bite I was instantly transported back in time and across the pacific to Oahu to Hawai'i. Mac Salad was amazing, proteins were perfect, and the rice is better than my own sticky rice. Cole slaw was phenomenal, tangy, zesty, crisp and crunchy and those Hawaiian chips were absolutely delicious. Mahalo.

Good food, delicious and cozy seating. Adequate choice with…read morefast delivery of the food. Will go back for more

The manager of this place needs to be a manager. Work on your days. You don't have enough staff. We…read morevisited there and probably will not return every single table. Almost was dirty. We had to wipe our own table down. Food was warm and not hot.

I have had some bad experiences with KFC before especially with online pick up orders ,this KFC on…read morethe other hand i haven't had this issue, in-fact every time iv put the order in it was ready within 5-10 minutes even without the ASAP ordering during Rush hours, always have everything I ordered when I receive my order,iv also noticed the chicken is juicy not super greasy every time that I have gone to pick up food for dinner, they're friendly when I bring my kid with me, today I only had enough points to get a chicken sandwich and was in a rush to eat and go after not having the chance to eat all day. the manager was super friendly and helpful didn't have to wait when I ordered a biscuit to go afterwards since that's the only thing on the menu that's under 2$ and I wanted to bring my kid a snack, the biscuit was still soft too!

Delicious! I usually get the #3; chicken soft taco, mexi-fries, and a drink. The tostada salad is…read morealso good.

I'm not sure why this place doesn't have more good reviews. This location is spotless. The workers…read morewere so kind and the food was great. I haven't been to a Taco Time in over a decade and I'm glad I chose this one to eat at.

30 bucks for a lackluster pizza. They asked for a tip even tho I picked it up myself. I've had much…read morebetter pizza from the frozen section at Grocery Outlet. No joke.

Ordered chicken wings later in the night - they were cold, disgusting and DOOR DASH delivered them…read more Don't waste your time, I know someone who used to work there and they say the cleanliness is digusting as well as their food supply.

I've been here twice now & had carne asada sopes both times, and they were soooo good…read more I found this place by accident. I was actually looking for a different taqueria in a different food cart mall, which I ended up finding a few weeks later. (But, for the record, Loncheria Jalisco is actually better than the other place, anyway.) Loncheria Jalisco is at 6th Street Station, which is an extremely small food cart mall with only about six pods. Most of the pods are closed most of the time, so most of the people eating here are coming for one specific cart. There is a very small central brick and mortar building with indoor seating which sells drinks and alcohol. I haven't personally been inside the building, but it looks a lot well better insulated than some of the others I've seen. It actually looks like a converted Wendy's. The first time I came here, I just ordered one sope. The second time, I ordered two. The sopes are a bit on the small side, but so is the price, at only $4. On top of the shell, they come with beans, meat, lettuce, tomato, sour cream, avocado sauce (more like blended avocado/lime/cilantro than guacamole), cheese, and more salsa (on the side). Even though the guacamole was not quite guacamole, the flavor was fire. It was actually the perfect consistency for the sope. Once I added the tomatillo salsa, the flavors exploded. I had salsa dripping all over my hands, and didn't even care. It was so good. The cheese, lettuce, tomato, and sour cream were all super fresh. The beans and meat were done right. While this wasn't the most impressive carne asada I've ever had, it was pretty decent for a fast food truck. These sopes were as good as I would expect to find from a food truck in Sacramento. Based on reputation, I didn't expect there to be much great Mexican food in Oregon, but I've been proven wrong. Prices are very reasonable-- maybe too reasonable. I wouldn't be surprised if they go up a little bit. I love this place and would definitely come back again. I'm hoping to try their fajita burrito one of these days, if I can get there before they sell out. (Last time, they had sold out by 3!)

i ordered birria tacos from this truck today and they were full of cheese barely any meat the rice…read more and beans were not flavorful at all !