Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill

Solid little local Mexican joint. Honestly as good a meal as I've had during my business trip this week and I've been to a number of more expensive restaurants this week. Tamales were good, perhaps a bit dry but very flavorful. The queso was on point. The beans and rice nice... Guacamole very good. Service was fast and friendly. If you're in the area... check it out.

Great food at a good price. They have a salsa bar with jalapeños! I like the Bueno burrito the best. The one with rice and beans has less meat in it.

Ordered pickup from here on a weekday evening. We enjoyed the meal, however, our order was not accurate. Ordered:Build your own burrito ($11.14)Extra bag of chips ($3.58)Shrimp Tacos ($7.90 for 2) - asked for no cheese. They said they could accommodate this but then made them with cheese.Queso ($5.39 for 8 oz.)Salsa was missing from orderPros:-reasonable prices (comparable to similar restaurants)-flavorful food-reasonable portions-easy phone in orders and restaurant pick up-entrees come with chipsCons:-inaccurate orders-door dash prices are higher than restaurant prices so we ended up calling in our order -door dash does not allow item customization -lettuce was soggy

I had the spicy pork taco plate. The 2 tacos were good but the rice and black beans were flavorless. Salsa for the chips was also good. $13 was bit pricey for the amount of food and a drink. I will go back and try a burrito next time.

Other locations are not this bad, fortunately. The young woman working the register was too busy sitting and chatting with a young man to be bothered bringing over the food so it just sat there until she felt like getting it. She also had to be reminded constantly to return to the counter to take other customers' orders. Since she was the only person working who spoke English everyone had to wait until she felt like returning to the counter. Two of us ordered our food with spicy salsa - two of us got food with no salsa at all. And I don't mind the upcharge for steak as long as you give me some. What I got was a large, dry burrito crammed with rice and beans and a spoonful or two of meat. Oh, and no salsa for the chips, either. Also no napkins to be found anywhere so make sure all those beans don't get your hands messy. Total lack of service and truly "meh" food. Go to Taco Bell or any taco truck in the area. Much better food for much less money.

This place is definitely a family favorite. We regularly get take out from Salsa Fresh. Pick up is quick and the food is delicious. Kids meals are a good value. We love the burritos and quesadillas.

We've ordered pickup from this restaurant twice, on doordash and grubhub, and both times we were missing items from our order. The first time an entire taco was missing, and the second time we were missing all of our salsa (which is ironic for a restaurant named salsa fresh) and our guacamole that we paid for. Of the food we did receive, it tasted good and would probably be worth a sit in over pickup or delivery. Very disappointed and most likely won't come again.

Salsa exceeded my expectations. Not sure why it is only rated 3 stars. I picked up some quick lunch for my hubby and I. The service was quick, friendly, and delicious. I told the pleasant lady at the counter it was my first time in and she was super welcoming. I asked for recommendations and she recommended the Cali burrito. I ordered a taco platter and a Cali burrito. They have a great Salsa bar with all sorts of fun salsa options. For fifteen dollars I received a lot of great food. She even threw in queso sauce because it was my first visit. Loved the taco platter. I had a chicken and carne asada. The carne asada was amazing. The chips are homemade and taste really great with the yummy queso and many salsa options. Also, my husband found the chicken burrito quite satisfying.

I have eaten at salsa fresh restaurants literally dozens of times while living in California and this local version is either a franchise or maybe not. Because of my consistently great experiences at the version in California I had very high expectations but when dining there last night those expectations were shattered. I ordered the tamales and the fish tacos and the fish tacos looked like frozen fish sticks fried on a soggy taco.The rice was clumpy and stuck together and the black beans were also fused and had virtually no flavor and overall terrible presentation.I will not be returning to dine there again

Salsa Fresh is a local chain burrito joint, serving as a competitor to more well known chains like Chipotle. It is clean, has lots of staff grilling away in the open kitchen behind the counter. The offerings are straight foward, which is a positive in my book. That is, it offers chicken, shredded and sliced grilled steak (asada), pork, and veggie. Then you can add your favorite toppings like beans, rice, specific salsa type, and greens. Guacamole, sour cream, cheese (except queso fresca) are extra. There are other options like having it in a bowl or having it enchilada style (topped with sauce and then broiled quickly). West Coast transplants will really appreciate a place to get a standard "food bullet". And the steady stream of guests coming in a lunch seem to agree. The food is not grab-your-hair-and-scream-eureka amazing, but it is certainly good. All the ingredients including the salsas seem fresh and tasty. I can see coming here again and again and again as a lunch staple. One of the key differences of this place is that the burritos are grilled, not steamed. This puts a bit of color on the tortilla, helps melt any cheese, and makes it warmer. However, the downside is that a grill is much slower than the steamer that many places use to quickly heat up a tortilla. So, don't be surprised if your order takes 10-15 minutes to make. So if you want fast food, go next door to McDonalds or head over to the Chipotle to get your week's worth of sodium. If you want better Mexican food, cross the street to Mi Cancun. But if you want consistent, tasty, perfectly fine burrito - come here. Say hi to me. I'll be the guy with his face covered in burrito goo.