If you thought the taco love had left Lismore after the February flood, think again.

Taco Love Bros owner Dylan Morris said it’s been a slow journey to get back to Lismore – but that he will reopen the Conway Street restaurant later this year.

But first, he’s bringing all of his popular menu items from Taco Love Bros back to Lismore, at The Met, every Sunday.

“Our home was innundated in the flood and we were forced to move to Casino - and we opened a business there on Barker Street,” Dylan said.

“We are still displaced and living in Casino and not yet ready to open two businesses.

“Before we open Taco Love Bros again, we want to be back living in Lismore again, but it’s going to take a while.

“We will offer a better service to community when we are back home.”

When the February flood hit Dylan’s Lismore business in February, he said it was fortunate he managed to save most of the shop gear.

The building also fared well compared to other Lismore buildings that were completely submerged in the flood. Read about the shop beginnings: New taco business jumps another hurdle

Still keen to be a part of the Lismore community, Dylan said he recently went to the Met for a beer one day and talked to Simon who is running the restaurant there.

“Simon mentioned it would be nice to do a food collaboration,” Dylan said.

“It would be a good way to be visible again and we could let the people of Lismore know we are coming back to our original location, while still having access to our food locally.

“I loved the idea – it was a bigger venue and gave us a chance to offer our taste back to Lismore.”

Taco Love Bros will be offering a taste of what they used to sell on their menu every Sunday at the Met on Keen Street from 1pm to 7.30pm. The menu includes tacos, nachos and quesidillas. 

Read more about Dylan: SUNDAY PROFILE: Taco Love Bros' Dylan Morris