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10/19/2026
This is the ribeye. Thin sliced, black angus, seared whole, on corn. Avocado, house salsa, limón. It’s our star.
10/14/2026
Amor Bandido comes from Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, right across the river from Laredo, Texas.
It’s the food I grew up eating at home and on the street. On weekends we’d have carne asada with family and friends, and the grill was always packed with fajita, finger ribs, chorizo, tripas and mollejas. Then there were the taco places, like Tacos de la Aduana, with their smoky brisket and avocado salsa. Nothing fancy, but I loved it.
Over the years I’ve eaten at more taquerías from Monterrey to Mexico City than I can count, and a lot of what I found shows up on our menu.
My wife Vivian and I started Amor Bandido as a food bike in 2022, and in 2026 it became a trailer. Come find us
08/28/2026
Get your chilaquiles tomorrow 8/29 Sunset Ridge Farmers Market.
08/21/2026
We’ll be at Sunset Ridge Farmers Market tomorrow serving our ribeye and sirloin tacos, topped with salsa from our neighbors Heardonthestreet . Come get a taco from us and a jar from them.
Saturday 8/22 - 9 am to sellout. Hope to see you there.
05/15/2026
We’ll be popping up around town and closing out May strong with our ribeye taco front and center. Thanks for all the support!
See you soon.
04/15/2026
Big thank you to and for having us out!
We had the best time breaking in the new trailer. Great vibes, great people, and our ribeye tacos did not disappoint. This kind of community support means everything to us. We’re grateful. Looking forward to the next one 🤘
03/18/2026
A few setbacks but we’re getting close. Amor Bandido will be live and global in the next week or so. 🤘🔥❤️🤘
02/08/2026
Thank you, San Antonio, for the support and for selling us out for the second year.
Thank you for having us and for putting together such a solid event for small businesses.
Today is wash, repack, sore back, and a quiet meal at home.
Stopped by , cooked some sirloin fajitas, flour tortillas, and salsa verde. Simple and needed.
We’re not chefs, just cooks with heart, sharing the food we grew up on and the flavors that feel like home.
Until next time, Amores. 🤘❤️🤘
11/16/2025
Growing up on the border, mollejas were always a favorite , crispy, rich, and full of flavor. Last night I made them to remember, a warm corn tortilla with salsa pasilla, red jalapeño from our garden, limón, and a sprinkle of queso fresco. They’ll be on the menu soon as a limited item, hopefully.
We cook what we love, and we love to share it.
09/25/2025
In my hometown, this is simply called brisket, bone-in navel, finely chopped and layered onto a warm flour tortilla, sealed with a crispy Oaxaca cheese costra. We top it with fresh guacamole and our house made salsa.
Amor Bandido is here to share the food of my childhood, the flavors of my hometown, Nuevo Laredo. The food I grew up eating on the street and around the family table.
We’re not chefs, just cooks with heart, serving food meant to bring a smile with every bite. 💛❤️
05/05/2025
Catch us at the MacPark Market this Saturday from 10am-1pm!
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Amor Bandido is a must-visit food stall in San Antonio for anyone who loves Mexican cuisine. As the first food bike in the city, they offer a limited but delicious menu of tacos, flautas, and quesadillas. Despite occasional cancellations due to technical difficulties or seasonal events, their regular pop-ups are always worth attending. The cool kids know that Amor Bandido is the place to be for lunch on Tuesdays from 11am-2pm. They also participate in various community events such as the Moonlight Market and Family Pride Day, showcasing their commitment to supporting local businesses and causes. Their recent appearance at the Deco Market was a hit, with customers raving about their quesa tacos. Overall, Amor Bandido is a fantastic addition to San Antonio's food scene and definitely worth checking out for some mouth-watering Mexican street food.