Salsas Mexican Restaurant UNCLAIMED

Our family visits here often and the kids really enjoy it. It has a nice layout and atmosphere with lots of whimsy to keep the kids attention and the staff are always fabulous. Hubby orders the same care asada but I like to order something different each time and our kids like the quesadillas and enchiladas. We arrive early but it can get busy here especially on taco Tuesdays.

Not truly authentic Mexican but the food here is tasty and I like that it's consistent. The servers are always very good and they have great bar drinks. They do a ribeye steak dish with onions and enchilada sauce that I really like. My wife is happy that they have a selection of vegetarian dishes.

I was craving a good salad so I stopped in here as I was close by. I was seated right away and my server was very helpful and friendly. I ordered the Vallarta Salad with Shrimp which had very fresh salad ingredients and the shrimp were tasty but small and not too many of them. It felt nice inside with a Mexican theme and accents throughout and good booths. It did satisfy my salad craving and I left content.

I miss Dahlia's in Flagler Beach and can't find a Burrito as good as they used to make. They're good here but just not the same although the Grand Marvilla Burrito was tasty. It has a nice vibe and decor and the staff are friendly. Their salsa is good and they make great cheap margaritas.

So, I have questions about the food here. I must admit that it did taste quite good but it really has to just be a microwave restaurant as our food came out way too fast to be cooked fresh, plus it was hot on the outside and just warm in the middle. Even Taco Bell takes longer to make your burritos! The margaritas were good and our server was friendly but I feel there are much better Mexican options in Palm Coast.

Went with friends for dinner and had a great time. The staff treated us very well and the food was delicious. The atmosphere was fun and the live mariachi band was entertaining. Salsas continue to offer the most authentic Mexican food in town and I'm very happy to see them busy.

We had a lot of fun at Salas' cinco de mayo party. Music was good and the atmosphere very lively. There were a lot of people with many out on the sidewalks and the patio was packed. We had arrived just early enough to snag seats and although the staff was stretched out the service wasn't too bad, but the food was very good and didn't look or taste like they were so slammed. Ordered margarita pitchers to avoid delays which were awesome. My hat is off to Salsas for pulling it off! It was a fun night.

Salsa is a wonderful place to eat Mexican food and the margaritas are great there are some employees that are not friendly but that’s not my concern. I was told specifically that the mariachi would be there last night, so I brought my parents there because they wanted to hear them but was very disappointed, they never did show, how disappointing.

We're lucky to have two good Mexican restaurants very close to each other here, and although both offer very Americanized versions of Mexican food, they have good atmospheres and some delicious foods. Salsas are less trendy but offer good hearty and flavorful meals plus some good margaritas. I like their burritos especially the Grande Maravilla one with green salsa sauce. Their large bar is a good place for solo diners like me.

Went out with 3 coworkers and we were very easy going, ordered drinks and food. There were no complaints and no take backs, but when it came time for the bill the waitress decided upon herself to put an 18% gratuity on everyone's bill even though on the menu it states an 18% gratuity is added to the bill on parties of six or more. First of all, I was a server and because of that I always tip 20% and if the service is beyond amazing I'll even do more. So when my coworker asked the server why an 18% gratuity was added when there's only four of us she said "well it was like I was serving 6." Excuse me, but what? We weren't needy, we didn't complain, we weren't nasty and for her to say that was the last straw. My coworker told her she WILL take that off everyone's bill which she did. Everyone was going to tip her good, but because of her attitude she got less. Her service wasn't even 18% worthy, but I still gave it to her because I'm not going to sink to her level of pettiness. Floor manager... Teach your servers better than that because now you've lost four customers and we'll be taking our business to Cantina Louie.

They appeared to have scaled back their menu and increased the prices! Food was still good with good flavor but service seemed slow and the whole vibe feels different. I know staffing problems are common everywhere right now and I like the food here so hope this is just a slump phase and they bounce back.

Long wait at the other place so came down here. Not as hip but more traditional. Food was reasonable and portions of good size. No problem changing a couple of things on my dish which was nice. Service kind of slowish especially for drinks but it was taco Tuesday! Outside sitting area is nice. Prices are good here too.

Went last night and nothing to complain about at all. Top notch all round! Food was delicious and service friendly and fast. Loved all the flavors and incredible drinks. Fun atmosphere and prices very competitive.

Being of Mexican descent myself Salsa's is probably the best place in Palm Coast. Cantina Louie's lacks serious flavor and their drinks are pricey, whereas at Salsa's you get a two-for-one Margarita. Service is pretty decent.

Highlight of visit: I do like their chicken enchiladas and I usually order the queso dip and also their milanesa is good.

Although Salsa's doesn't have the ambiance of Cantina Louis I do much prefer its food. You can tell it's more authentic as this is where you see all the Mexican workers eating at lunchtime, and not Cantina Louis. Their street tacos are awesome especially the Taco al Pastor and their Mojarra tilapia dish is a must try. Never had a problem with service and nice outside area.

Ordered beef burrito, beef taco and beef enchilada from take out. Taco was bean and cheese only. Enchilada only had cheese. The beef in the burrito had a strange metal Taste. Threw the whole meal in the trash.

I've noticed an improvement since I was there about 18 months ago. The food back then was not very good but today's wasn't bad at all and service was better too. It's still very American style Mexican but the flavors were nice and we had a good meal. Beers very cold at a good price and it was clean. Patio is nice to it out at.

Went in on a busy Friday dinner hour, promptly seated and service was very attentive and speedy. Their food is very good authentic Mexican food and is a great value. Lunch specials are also fantastic, you get a lot of food for the price.... always a doggie bag. This is our go to place for great Mexican. Atmosphere is pretty good with lots of culture, colored painted booths, etc.... would highly recommend.

As others are saying the food here is definitely more tasty and authentic (and cheaper) than at Cantina Louie's but doesn't have as good a atmosphere or quality of service. But neither of the latter are bad just not very vibrant and staff here are efficient just very direct, it's also showing a lot of signs of wear on the booths etc. I really like Salsa's food though and they do some great seafood dishes. Make sure you also get a Daiquiri!

Although I prefer the atmosphere and service at Cantina Louie's, Salasas has them beat on flavor. The food here is just more flavorful and authentic. Cocktails are reasonable and beers cold. Service depends on which server you get as some are good and some lazy. Big menu of standard Mexican food and I usually do the Create Your Own Combo so I get a variety. Good Churros too!