Jamie's Barbecue And Mini Tacos

I came here with a few buddies during work, let me TELL you about it. I was working with my buddies and we were working right next to it and we saw this place next to it and we could smell what was cooking and he must have been cooking something good because I have never smelled something that good. (If you have smelled something this good then you need to direct message and we can discuss)Then 12:45 hits, (lunch break time). My buddies and I did not even discuss what we were eating for lunch (we had tamales in our vehicle/home and I was planning on eating that because it is my favorite food but I said no this will be better). So we order, we eat and we love it. The food is what you want and tasted even better than it smelled which was crazy to me because of how good it smelled (I explain up top how good it smelled). Later, we came back to watch the World Cup. It went into penalty kicks! We were all watching it and wow it's the best atmosphere. If any World Cup game is going on go here to watch!

It was late. We were tired. I didn't want to door dash and there was zero time for a sit down dinner service. This was one of the closest food trucks to our location at the time so we decided to check it out. My friend is a vegetarian and they didn't have options for him which was a bust. However service was great. It was kinda pricey IMO. But the flavor is 1000000/10. I got the quesadilla and the ramen. I did ask for the ramen to be mild not spicy and it was still spicy. And if that's how the spicy is I'd hate to see the mild lol..

Great tacos!!! I'm always searching for a good quesabirria tacos and Jamie's delivered with delicious consume. It was over 100 degrees outside; we were thankful for the shade provided by the awning. BF ordered the mini tacos (barbacoa + pastor) and loved them as well, great seasoning on the pastor and flavor of the barbacoa. Very friendly staff, would visit again!

Ok so I been wanting to try this place for a while. I just haven't been able to get to it. Today I was able to make it out and try their Queso Birria tacos. The tacos were decent. They weren't bad but they weren't the best. In my opinion. I feel like the tortilla did not have enough of the consommé flavor. I think they were a little pricey as well for just three tacos. I've been to the Tejas Birria and you get four of the Queso Birria for the same price they have theirs and I feel like Tejas Birria are more stuffed. The worker was nice and polite and welcoming. The area was clean as well. It would be very nice if they added some type of mist fan or a fan for their customers for this Texas weather! Overall would I go back yes but it's not my top choice for Birria tacos.

I got deep in a birria content rabbit hole and ended up here. I was not disappointed! Here's the rundown:-Birria tacos: 8/10 - very crispy, cheesy exterior -Birria ramen: 9/10 - succulent and unexpected-Brisket plate: 6.5/10 - good, but not outstanding Birria is definitely the way to go here. Barbecue is fine and sausage was pretty yum - but brisket was a bit fatty for my liking. Tacos and ramen were both excellent, so just depends what you're in the mood for. Grilled jalapeño was also delish (came with the tacos).This truck is a bit off the beaten path, but if you're in the area it's worth the stop. There is plenty of seating and it's covered, which was great for us since it was raining when we stopped in. TL;DR little truck with big birria flavor. Tacos or ramen, you really can't go wrong

Fuego, good assortment of options. Tacos from down south and brisket from central Texas. An Austin hidden gem.

Found this place on accident while driving in the Austin outskirts. It was late at night and we were the only people there- you pull directly off the road into a parking lot with picnic tables and plenty of seating for the small BBQ stand. It is also in front of a spacious field perfect for frisbee or soccer, and at night, was far enough from other light pollution to provide a nice view of the night sky. Since we were there by ourselves late at night, it had a really cool vibe- very small-road-trip-stop in a movie. Total hidden gem. The BBQ is smoked on sight (you can see the smoker in the video attached) and they have a simple BBQ/Mexican fusion menu. We got the chopped brisket sandwich and the torta, and ate the brisket sandwich before we could take a picture! The sandwiches are about 1/2 the size of the torta, and the torta was MASSIVE. Very spicy but absolutely delicious- if spice is an issue just ask them to go easy on the jalapeños. The sauce was also delicious- spicy, less sweet. We will definitely be back!

Sadly disappointing by this highly rated roadside pit stop. Austin has some great bbq places but this isn't one of them.The sausage was tasty, but the ribs were somewhat chewy with only average flavor. The "vegetables" comprised of beans, onions and jalapeño chili in a soup base, normally a favorite of mine but this one tasted more like a can of jalapeño juice then anything else.My buddy had the carne asada quesadilla which he said was greasy and the meat had a slight taste of match-light charcoal.

There wasn't a single scrap left on this plate the tacos were 11/10 and the sauce was way too good heavily recommend the service was very fast as well easy 5 stars

Wish they stayed open longer. The other trucks in the area are trash and take so long. I can't