Sanchez Tacos is a mobile food truck company serving authentic Mexican food to greater Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and Los Lunas New Mexico. Our team of 12 trucks always uses fresh, local ingredients to make delicious, hot, fresh meals. Our website has a phone number and opening times for each truck.

Top 10 Best Mexican Food Truck in Santa Fe, NM - January 2025 - Yelp - El Chile Toreado, Santafamous Street Eats, Lupe’s Andale 2, Fusion Tacos, Taqueria Gracias Madre, El Queretano, Sanchez Tacos - Santa Fe, Tacos Acapulco, Pollo Asado, Yalla Shawarma

Top 10 Best Food Trucks Mexican in Santa Fe, NM 87507 - January 2025 - Yelp - El Queretano, Fusion Tacos, Santa Fe Kitchen, Lupe’s Andale 2, Yalla Shawarma, Cafe Pasqual's, La Cocina Mexican Food, Santafamous Street Eats, Manny’s Tortas, Master Food Truck

Our food truck is more than just a place to grab food. It is a place to try out authentic street tacos created with the finest meats and vegetables with fresh ingredients.

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Indulge in authentic tacos, burritos, hotdogs, and more at our family owned award winning food truck in Santa Fe, NM. We're open for breakfast and lunch, and offer catering services for your special events.

Choose from chicken, steak or ground beef. Your choice of grilled steak, chicken or ground beef. Seasoned rice, beans, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and crema rolled in a 12' flour tortilla. Served with a side of our red hot sauce.

2024年5月22日 · Santa Fe’s Airport Road is home to the city’s greatest collection of Mexican taco trucks, where most plates hover between $10–$15 and can easily feed two.

2024年7月1日 · Explore the flavors of Santa Fe on a guided food truck tour, starting at 1006 Marquez Pl. Visit popular options along the Old Santa Fe Trail, including 502 Old Santa Fe Trail, and look for food trucks stationed on Early Street.

Born and raised in Santa Fe, a first generation Mexican American, Mundo has aspired to be a chef from the time he could first hold a spoon. He grew up on traditional Mexican food: fresh tortillas, red chile, beans, rice, ceviche, enchiladas.