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Birria Patro Jaramillo
Dining room at Birria Patro Jaramillo

Our Story

Zacatecas Heritage. San Jose Home.

Slow-cooked, family-made, served the way it's always been done.

Dining room at Birria Patro Jaramillo with hand-painted mural

Birria Patro Jaramillo started in 2015 as a family recipe brought north from Zacatecas — slow-cooked birria, made low and slow in a rich chili broth, the way it's been made for generations.

Every tortilla is pressed and cooked by hand. Every batch of consomé simmers for hours before the doors even open. Nothing here is a shortcut — it's a family standing behind a recipe they grew up on, sharing it with San Jose.

What started as a family recipe has grown into a neighborhood favorite — but the way we cook hasn't changed. Every plate that leaves the kitchen is made the same way it was made for us growing up.

We make it the way it's always been made — slow, careful, and with everything we've got.

The Jaramillo Family

What We Stand For

Zacatecas Recipe

Our birria recipe was brought north from Zacatecas and hasn't changed since day one.

Slow-Cooked, Always

No shortcuts. Every batch simmers for hours in a rich chili broth before service.

Made By Hand

Tortillas are pressed and griddled fresh, every single day, in-house.

Family First

Family-owned and run since 2015 — we treat every guest like family too.

Birria revolcada plate with rice, beans, and salad
Charola de birria with tacos, quesadilla, and consomé

Come Taste the Difference