Bob wrote:

> Jim wrote:
>
>
>>The OP got it wrong. They cook to order and I have never had a cold
>>tortilla, ever at Rubio's. And they do not use shells (the baked Taco
>>Bell stuff), but steamed tortillas.
>
>
> I've gotten cold (soft) tortillas at the Rubio's on the corner of Rosecrans
> and Midway in San Diego. I live in Northern California now, and when I ate
> at a newly-opened Rubio's in Roseville just a few months ago, the tortilla
> was also cold.
>
> It's not a HUGE deal, but yes, sometimes you get a cold tortilla.
>
> Bob
>
>

Did you get "shells" also, as the OP said she got? Was it filled with
stuff that had been sitting around?

If I received a cold tortilla, I would have sent it back. There is no
excuse for this happening. As I said, I have been eating Rubio's since
the early-mid 80s; from the mother store in PB to dozens of others and
have never had a cold tortilla.


jim