True Love Tacos began in 2020 with Andrew Hewett, one taco truck, and a belief that good food could bring people together. Before founding the business, Andrew’s world revolved around big mountain skiing. Building a Mexican food truck business in Denver became his next challenge, with a different kind of reward: serving food people loved and becoming part of the occasions that mattered to them. That first truck was the beginning of a local business built around feeding people and making them feel welcome.

Today, that single truck has grown into a fleet of four, bringing taco catering to celebrations throughout Denver, Aurora, and the surrounding communities. More trucks mean we can be part of more gatherings, from backyard birthdays to weddings and large community events. But the experience we want to create is still personal. Every booking means someone has trusted us with a piece of their celebration, and we take pride in making that part something they can relax and enjoy.

The people behind the serving window are just as much a part of our story as the trucks. We’re a team of locals who share a love for Mexican food and care about the communities we serve. We think of our crew as family, and that sense of care carries into how we prepare food, work together, and welcome your guests. As we grow, we want True Love Tacos to keep feeling like what it has always been: local people sharing food they’re proud to make.

Being part of this community also means showing up beyond its celebrations. Every winter, we serve meals at homeless shelters, offering warm food to neighbors experiencing homelessness. Those meals matter to us, just as the weddings, birthdays, and everyday gatherings do. Andrew started with one truck, but the story now belongs to the crew, customers, and neighbors who continue to make True Love Tacos possible.