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Monday, January 11, 2021

Popular San Antonio outfit Bandit BBQ to bring their eats to Floresville via food trailer

Posted By Nina Rangel on Mon, Jan 11, 2021 at 10:55 AM

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Floresville’s barbecue scene is about to get smoked.

Situated just 40 minutes from downtown SA, Floresville is set to gain some kick-ass Texas barbecue, as Brandon Peterson — owner and pitmaster of San Antonio restaurant Bandit BBQ — sets his sights on a new food trailer in the South Texas town.

MySA reports that Peterson has sourced his briskets from Floresville-based Dean & Peeler Meatworks since launching Bandit in SA early last year. The new Bandit trailer will be parked on the Dean & Peeler property, along U.S. 181 in the heart of the town.

Fans of Bandit’s smoked tri-tip and double-patty hamburgers will be able to nosh at one of the many provided picnic tables under a large shade tree as early as Friday, January 22. Peterson told MySA that he hopes to add beer to the menu in the near future, as well as a playground area for kiddos.

Dean & Peeler Meatworks is located at 671 Tenth St. in Floresville. The Bandit BBQ trailer will be open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. — or until they sell out — Thursday through Saturday.

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Tags: Bandit BBQ, Brandon Peterson, food trailer, Floresville, smoked tri-tip, double-patty hamburgers, Dean & Peeler Meatworks, new food trailer, Image

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