La Salsa

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minrys

Joined 3 years ago

racist staff, you dont know what you are getting. my husband and i walked in and the cashier cries out "f***ing chinks, disgusting" in spanish. his coworkers laugh. the ma then turns to us, smiles, and asked if we were ready to order.

if you are there and you hear them speak a language that you do not understand, walk out. who knows what they are feeding you there.

the only reason i understood is that i speak fluent spanish. and when i confronted all three men, they didnt even apologize. i hope they learn a lesson on racial hate and discrimination and about keeping their mouths shut, you dont know who understands you. it actually takes more effort to be racist than not and to say hurtful things about others than not.

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Robyn Galbos

Joined 10 years ago

Fast, fresh Mexican specialties and a signature salsa bar are the hallmarks of this restaurant chain.. In Short
Founded in 1979 in Los Angeles, La Salsa has grown into a chain of quick-serve, taqueria-style restaurants. Specializing in soft-shell tacos and other Mexican favorites, the restaurant's hallmark is its salsa bar that allows customers to choose their toppings. Menu offerings include a variety of fish, meat and veggie tacos, plus burritos, quesadillas and salads. Entree-sized meal platters--like the enchilada plate or three-pepper fajita platter--come with rice, beans, chips and salsa.

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treydog

Joined 7 years ago

Yuck. This is not good Mexican food, I will never eat there again..I would not recommend this resturant to anyone who is looking for good authentic Mexican food.

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Joanbug

Joined 10 years ago

La Salsa is the Best there is !!... The food is great, the bartenders are great, and the maragarita's are without a doubt the best I have had!! I wish there was one closer to me, but, until then..Vegas here I come ! And...their salsa is the best I have ever had!!

Thank You !!

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rremeck

Joined 10 years ago

Cannot be beat!. I have traveled all over our great nation and into many parts of Mexico and La Salsa is one of the BEST places for a margherita I have ever found. The flavor choices are fantastic. The only draw-back is the price, $8.50 for a 16-oz. glass is a little steep. But, overall, so well worth it!