Mexican taqueria specializing in traditional fare, agua frescas, & drinks with retro-style facade.
Hours
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3827 N 43rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85031
Phone: (602) 455-4638
Website: http://www.salsitas-mexican.com/
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Reviews
Alexander
What a letdown everyone says that this place is really good and the menudo is really good and the tortas are really good, oh my god, no!! I also had the misfortune of just picking up and bringing it home, so I opened menudo and I swear there was a 2/3 cup of grease on top of the menudo. That’s was just floating there. It was disgusting i had to get rid of that before I could eat it. Next the tripe wasn’t even cooked all the way. It could have used another hr at least. Yukk. On the other hand the broth was delicious. So I didn’t eat the tripe. I didn’t get to eat much of the homey because there was only like five or six pieces.
I also brought my daughter the milanesa torta. The meat was over cook sort of burned. The bread/ torta was hard. She wasn’t able to just bite into it. We had to cut it into pieces and still very unappetizing she only ate half. Very sad. We bought the melon water and the cucumber water, which were very tasty. Sad The other food wasn’t the same.
… moreI also brought my daughter the milanesa torta. The meat was over cook sort of burned. The bread/ torta was hard. She wasn’t able to just bite into it. We had to cut it into pieces and still very unappetizing she only ate half. Very sad. We bought the melon water and the cucumber water, which were very tasty. Sad The other food wasn’t the same.
Lawrence Machado
One of my close friends took me here and wow!! Unbelievably delicious one of my new favorite gem spots!
… moreJose Arvizu
Dont buy la parriada you pay 65.00 for a large pan of beans, rice and three different meats but what they fail to tell you is that they give you more vegetables then anything else. So did appointing. I don’t know if it’s this location that does it like that because I’ve gone to the other location on 43 and Indian school and over there the give you plenty of meat and the vegetables are what there least of. So basically the opposite of what they gave us at this place. Dont buy it or go to the other location on 43rd abd Indian school.
… moreAlice Shentu
Cabeza was the best in town. They hand make their tortillas for mini tacos. Didn’t really like the torta. A bit Americanized lol with crispy lettuce and pickled jalapeños carrots. Salsa bar was good with options. Only problems the area is a bit scary with homeless people.
… moreClaudia gutierrez
I bought tacos , but the chicharron was kind off salty and the cabeza was really greasy. They serve Good portion thoe. The agua fresca was good also and so were the salsas.
… moreYuri Ramos
The selection of meat is amazing! Tripas, lengua, chorizo, buche, carnitas, chicarones, cabeza, carne asada, and many more choices! Their cleanliness, however, is a different story. before I write about that I do want to mention that I am not a germaphob. My immune system is pretty strong and if it were before this pandemic it would not have bothered me so much. And it still doesn’t bother me for myself but for others. The following now bothers me to extreme only because of the current pandemic with COVID 19. Knowing some people have a compromised immune systems. HEALTH AND SAFETY OF WORKERS AND CUSTOMERS SHOULD BE A TOP PRIORITY ANYWHERE!
During my visit at Salsitas I witnessed concerning behavior coming from staff.
None of the staff besides the male cook were wearing their face mask over their nose. One was not even wearing a face mask while handling food.
The girl at the cash register was dealing with money then would go and help the kitchen with orders and drinks without washing hands or wearing any type of gloves.
A family came in and ordered drinks. (They have a great selection on agua frescas) one of the drinks was piña colada. The employee handed the customer the drink and the drink started leaking/spilling all over the place. The plastic cup had a large crack on the side of it. Another worker takes back the drink and pours it back into the big piña colada container! I don’t know if they realize that the cup had a large slit and three different people touched that cup contaminating its contents. It appeared the customer realized it and asked for a different drink as they mixed the piña colada to serve it to her in another cup.
I get it, it’s a small joint. and I’m sure it’s easy to make connections or friendships with returning customers. But fist bumping from staff to customers? Three customers, within the hour I was there, walked over to the cook as he was preparing food w gloves on and fist bumped customers over the pixie glass.
The dining room had dirty tables.
There were flies on the ice cream display.
The shrimp cocktail was bland, would not order again.
The ceviche tostada was bomb with some mayo
The (5) tacos, amazing. Ordered chorizo and tripas
The Huarache was ok. it sucked that they had no forks or plastic knives only spoons.
Dinner was $44. But we had leftovers
After dinner we ordered fresas con crema with a scoop of ice cream.
They charges $3 for one SMALL scoop of ice cream. And it’s not even the good creamy kind. tasted icy. The fresas con crema was horrible!
Friend Got a Mangoniada (however you spell it) it tasted like straight up tapatio. It wasn’t even like a snow cone. Just a cylinder of ice. He said it was horrible and didn’t get over the first taste and he didn’t drink more. I actually got the reaction on camera after he tried it as I was trying to take a picture of my strawberries and cream.
For the strawberries and the mango drink plus the ice cream it was $18 something
Conclusion, if your health and safety is a concern, don’t come here. If you have a strong immune system and you want to risk it that is up to you. I would visit again. Would not get any dessert or aguas. Id just stick to tacos and a canned or bottled soda.
… moreDuring my visit at Salsitas I witnessed concerning behavior coming from staff.
None of the staff besides the male cook were wearing their face mask over their nose. One was not even wearing a face mask while handling food.
The girl at the cash register was dealing with money then would go and help the kitchen with orders and drinks without washing hands or wearing any type of gloves.
A family came in and ordered drinks. (They have a great selection on agua frescas) one of the drinks was piña colada. The employee handed the customer the drink and the drink started leaking/spilling all over the place. The plastic cup had a large crack on the side of it. Another worker takes back the drink and pours it back into the big piña colada container! I don’t know if they realize that the cup had a large slit and three different people touched that cup contaminating its contents. It appeared the customer realized it and asked for a different drink as they mixed the piña colada to serve it to her in another cup.
I get it, it’s a small joint. and I’m sure it’s easy to make connections or friendships with returning customers. But fist bumping from staff to customers? Three customers, within the hour I was there, walked over to the cook as he was preparing food w gloves on and fist bumped customers over the pixie glass.
The dining room had dirty tables.
There were flies on the ice cream display.
The shrimp cocktail was bland, would not order again.
The ceviche tostada was bomb with some mayo
The (5) tacos, amazing. Ordered chorizo and tripas
The Huarache was ok. it sucked that they had no forks or plastic knives only spoons.
Dinner was $44. But we had leftovers
After dinner we ordered fresas con crema with a scoop of ice cream.
They charges $3 for one SMALL scoop of ice cream. And it’s not even the good creamy kind. tasted icy. The fresas con crema was horrible!
Friend Got a Mangoniada (however you spell it) it tasted like straight up tapatio. It wasn’t even like a snow cone. Just a cylinder of ice. He said it was horrible and didn’t get over the first taste and he didn’t drink more. I actually got the reaction on camera after he tried it as I was trying to take a picture of my strawberries and cream.
For the strawberries and the mango drink plus the ice cream it was $18 something
Conclusion, if your health and safety is a concern, don’t come here. If you have a strong immune system and you want to risk it that is up to you. I would visit again. Would not get any dessert or aguas. Id just stick to tacos and a canned or bottled soda.
Kolby Kent Nelson
Food is good with lots of options. Their bar has delicious salsas and veggies and I really like the free Frijoles de Olla.
… moreROBERTO
Food is very good here we come here for their breakfast options.The service is always friendly and fast
Only down is the area is crawling with junkies it’s hard to enjoy a meal when they are just hanging out in the building and parking area
… moreOnly down is the area is crawling with junkies it’s hard to enjoy a meal when they are just hanging out in the building and parking area
JOE RICARTE
Let me Tell this I was there before bout 3 years now this morning I went to there is totally different nice clean I like good service friendly person
… moremari lugo
Not the greatest. Pretty dirty inside and food was ehh. Get ready to pay quite of bit for ok Mexican food.
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