Salsa A La Salsa

Located in the Global Market at Midtown Exchange Bldg salsa Ala Salsa is a wonderful Mexican restaurant with it's own tables in a much more closed off feeling area unlike others which share open walkways and tables there with other food vendors. We happened upon it during happy hour and took them up on their 2 for 1 margaritas. They were large, refreshing and delicious at just $7 for the two! Not being super hungry, we each ordered small side dish/Ala cart tostado which comes with bean and meat (I chose pork carnitas and it was great) and a single cheese enchilada. Those were just $5 and $4.50. Along with the small basket of chips and salsa, it was a great snack sized meal to accompany the lime margaritas. We weren't necessarily out to be thrifty but it was a pleasant surprise m to not have to waste a plate of rice and beans along with the entree, which are always too filling for me.Everything taste very fresh, notably the corn tortillas seemed freshly made. I'm hoping to go back soon!

Wow, we hadn't eaten here since they were at their old location. Can't speak about ambience as we ordered through Uber eats.The food was crazy good - flavorful, fresh, bringing you joy in every bite. My husband's favorite was the quesadilla. The enchiladas were divine! I love how the trio comes in 3 different sauces.The food was packaged very carefully to stay fresh. Definitely recommend!

So grateful for Kedar's review, because I would've given up had he not mentioned that it was inside the Global Market building. Guacamole was fresh and perfect. It was made simply with avocados, seasoning, and cilantro, just how I like it. I hate when places add tomatoes to their guac. Although $7 for that little dish made me wonder what the half order looks like. Complimentary chips, pico de gallo and a mild green salsa. Anything free these days is def applaudable. I ended up using these to make nachos with my salsa diabla, soy chorizo, guac, and lettuce shreds from my flauta plate. It worked perfectly for me since I never eat nachos with cheese (not even vegan cheese). So good!Soy Chorizo and Jackfruit Tinga tacos were good, but not amazing. However, when I dumped the fillings onto the tortilla chips with that diabla salsa and guac, it was a whole party in my mouth!Flautas de papa were delicious! 10/10 will order again!Everything was so fresh! Loved the music playing. Employees were very nice. FYI - Rice is made with chicken stock, so veg*ns avoid. Thanks again to my vegan buddy, Kedar, for another amazing recommendation. He never steers me wrong.

I'm adding this place to one of my favorite Mexican places. Located inside midtown global market it's one of the biggest places you can sit down and enjoy your food. Starting with the house made chips and tomatillo salsa to the dessert everything was delicious. We ordered Chicken Enchilada platter with mole sauce which had a ton of flavor and Chicken Tamale platter which was delicious as well. We also asked for a side of their hottest salsa. Salsa just took the dishes to a whole different level of deliciousness. Ended our meal with a Flan. Service was great. Very friendly staff. Will definitely be back to try more things on the menu.

Located inside the Midtown Global Market, Salsa a la Salsa is one of the larger food venues, with plenty of its own seating and a bar. It also has a bunch of labeled vegan options.We got the flautas de papa ($11) which aren't vegan by default, but can be made vegan if you ask them to omit the cheese and sour cream. These were fabulous: fried corn shells filled with potato and seasoning. The tacos veganos ($12) are made with jackfruit and vegan by default, as the name implies. I thought these were fine, but nothing spectacular.The tacos de soy chorizo y nopalitos ($3.50 per taco, if ordered outside of the main dinner plate) were much tastier.While the menu could be clearer and easier to indicate what's vegan or veganizable, the service was exceptionally friendly and accommodating. Minneapolis doesn't have a ton of spots with great vegan Mexican food (Hamburguesas El Gordo, El Camino Deli and Brasa are the only other good options), so I'm glad Salsa a la Salsa is around.

A great little place at the Midtown Global Market. Reasonable prices, attentive service, delicious food! Came with my partner on a Tuesday night and we were one of two groups seated. Definitely recommend, they deserve your business

Salsa A La Salsa located in Midtown Global Market. A friendly relaxed fall lunch. Food was fresh, hot and very filling. Service was excellent. Clean and comfortable. Fresh lime in the water makes me happy.

SUCH good and fresh food. Holy moly -- I've not had a restaurant experience this impressive in over a decade!! The pico de gallo will knock your socks off, and the bar selection is especially noteworthy. Really pleased with the wick and courteous service too!!

Some of the best Mexican food we have ever had. Definitely, worth the trip here. Service is top notch. Simple and yet impressive place to eat. We will definitely stop back here when in the area.

So goooood!! Got a margarita, a small chopped salad, sub chicken with shrimp (was much better than I expected it to be!), the Diablo shrimp appetizer to share, and my boyfriend got pork and beef tacos and liked them a lot.