Señor Burrito Company now serving street tacos on Main Street

Mobile food truck Señor Burrito Company is now open in 403 Eats in Tomball. (Courtesy Señor Burrito Company)

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By Adriana Rezal | 7:20 AM Aug 13, 2020 CDT

Mobile food truck Señor Burrito Company opened for business in Tomball on Aug. 5. Located in 403 Eats, a food truck park at 403 E. Main St., Tomball, the Southern California-based eatery serves authentic Mexican fare, such as street tacos, burritos and carne asada fries, among other items.

"We are thrilled to join the 403 Eats family in Tomball, and we're delighted to bring our signature dishes to this area," said Miguel Camacho, the truck's executive chef and co-owner. "[We are] proudly from Southern California [and] relocating to Texas to share our passion and our love with all of you."

The business also serves all-day breakfast and offers catering services. 713-355-9036. www.senorburritoco.com

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