Look for the red truck with the mural.
Bandido's has been parked in Redmond for twenty-five years — three addresses, one town. The truck itself is easy to spot once you're in the lot; the trick is knowing which lot. It's tucked off a side road on 164th Ave NE, sharing space with a couple of other trucks.
It's easy to miss the turn, not the truck.
Once you're looking at it, Bandido's is impossible to mistake for anything else — bright red, a hand-painted mural on the side, "Bandido's Taco Truck" across the front. The part that trips people up is the lot itself: it's tucked off a side road, not fronting the main street, sharing space with a couple of other trucks.
Turn onto 164th Ave NE and watch for a small truck lot, not a storefront.
Bandido's is the bright red truck with the mural — you can't miss it once you're in the lot.
Nearby: Wild Bill's BBQ, Vanity Dog, 5 Stones Coffee — you're in the right lot.
Burritos that need two hands.
California, adobada, carne asada, veggie — choice of meat, no exceptions. Reviewers keep reaching for the same kind of comparison no matter which one they order.
"The size of a football." "One is two meals." "You can't get your hand around it."
— how reviewers describe the California burrito
"The best burrito in Redmond."
— more than one reviewer, on the adobada burrito
See the full menu →Call ahead. Skip the wait.
Call and tell us your order.
We give you a real wait estimate — usually 10 to 20 minutes.
Swing by, find the red truck with the mural, pay at the window.
What's actually coming out of the window.
Monday–Saturday, 11–8.
Closed Sunday. Hours are confirmed identical across Google, Yelp, and the Chamber of Commerce — this is the real schedule, not a guess.
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