damnlines.comdamnlines.comA late-night Jackson Heights birria taco truck parked under the elevated 7 train, known for drawing a long, steady curbside line for its quesabirria tacos and consomé.
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Birria-Landia is a late-night Mexican food truck parked under the elevated 7 train at Roosevelt Ave & 78th St in Jackson Heights, known for quesabirria tacos and consomé. It's built a reputation as one of the borough's go-to birria stops, with over 600 Yelp reviews for the Jackson Heights location alone.
Reviewers describe a consistently long curbside line at the truck, especially during evening and late-night hours, with reported waits often falling in the 1-2 hour range at busy times — though the line is generally said to move steadily. There's no seating or reservation system since it's a walk-up truck; some regulars call ahead to place an order to shorten their time standing in line.
Given the truck's hours (open into the early-morning hours Thursday through Saturday), the longest lines are reported on weekend nights, while early weekday evenings right at opening appear to be the more manageable window based on reviewer patterns.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Damnlines doesn't have a live camera at this location yet, so we can't give you a real-time count. That said, reviewers consistently describe a long curbside line at this truck, with reported waits commonly running in the 1-2 hour range during busy stretches, though the line is said to move fairly quickly once it gets going. Calling ahead to place an order is a workaround some regulars use.
No — it's a street food truck with walk-up ordering, not a sit-down restaurant, so there's no reservation system. Some customers reportedly call ahead to place an order to cut down on wait time.
Reported hours are Monday-Thursday 5pm-1am, Friday 5pm-2am, Saturday 12pm-2am, and Sunday 12pm-1am. Food truck hours can shift, so it's worth confirming before you head over.
Based on reported patterns, showing up right at weekday opening (early evening) tends to be less crowded than late-night weekend hours, when the truck draws its biggest crowds.
It's parked at Roosevelt Ave & 78th St in Jackson Heights, Queens, under the elevated 7 train tracks — a well-known late-night food truck strip.
Sources: Yelp — BIRRIA-LANDIA (Roosevelt Ave & 78th St, Jackson Heights) · Birria-Landia official site