Salsa Fiesta

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Ricardo Chanclot

Debería haber una categoría para señalar este tipo de lugares seudo mexicanos y existe el término "Tex Mex", que debería ser lo más cercano a la bazofia que este lugar vende bajo el término "Mexican Restaurant". NO TIENEN IDEA de las cosas más sencillas de la comida de ese país. Tacos dorados mal preparados, sopa de tortilla con una consistencia viscosa, carnitas carentes de sabor y mucho, mucho cilantro, el nombre del lugar debería ser "Cilantro Land". Es comida llena de estereotipos y carente de una idea de sabores simples y sencillos de la comida mexicana de la que se pueden encontrar muchos ingredientes en Miami. Guarda tu dinero y no vayas a este lugar.

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Jenni Yanes

The food was good which is why I decided to give it two stars, the service however is horrible. There is a heavy set pale skinned girl with glasses that has no respect. I spoke to her (asking for sour cream) and looked her directly in her eyes and she blatantly ignored me. She may have been having an off day but you dont stare off when a paying customer is talking to you. The gentleman working with her noticed how rude she was being a quickly took over and helped me. She also forgot to remove the black beans from my order, I specifically asked and was upset when I wanted another burrito. I paid $30 for two meals and a drink, I expect customer service and respect. This isnt McDonalds where your handing food out of a drive through window. I am very unhappy and I will not be returning to this restaurant. There were three people accompanying me who witnessed this obnoxious attitude and even received it. I forgot to mention that they forgot sides on my friends order. She used to work there and knew her meal was missing something and they were rude to her when she questioned where the rest of her meal was.

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Brian Bernatowicz

Absolute rip off. I used to go to this place quite frequently and even went out of my way from up north to come down to eat at this establishment many times. However, I will not be back after my last experience. I ordered the quesadilla and a 5oz thing of hot tomale salsa. With the quesadilla they had put the tiniest scoop of sour cream and when I asked for a little more they told me I would have to pay. So frustratedly I paid the $.65. On top of that with ordering and paying for a 5 oz. side of hot tomale salsa they proceeded to give me NO extra chips with it where I was given the small 20 or so chips given with the meal. And once again when I explained that I would like some more chips to enjoy the salsa. Again I was told I would have to pay for more chips. At this point Ive already spent $17 for my meal and I was not having it. If you were to order the salsa by its self you get chips. If you order the meal it comes with chips. Why then screw people out of the extra chips then be rude about it when being asked. They lost a loyal customer trying to save nickels.

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A Private User

I got tired of eating Mexican food, so I stopped eating it for a while. Yesterday, I decided to give a try to this new restaurant Salsa Fiesta and I gotta say the result was very satisfying. Theyre located on Biscayne Blvd and 29th Street, right next to Starbucks. I was very appealed by the minimalist and sophisticated decoration. Nothing lousy and busy as it usually is in Mexican Restaurants. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I ordered the crispy taco salad with chicken and a bottle of water for about $10 dollars. My food was brought to the table in a short time. The salad was excellent and the portion was very generous. The guacamole and pico de gallo were delicicious and so it was the taco shell. My perception about this laid-back restaurant can be summarized in three words: Mexican, Fresh and Modern. Ill be definitely coming back, and would recommend this place to get a real different experience with Mexican Food.

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Hunter Garlock

I was visting Miami when I came to Salsa Fiesta and we have plenty of hispanic food where I live but wow this was amazing! I still talk to my friends about it and I can still remember what I got! Their salsa bar with Tamarind salsa amongst many other hits was amazing pairing with my burrito. I also got a decadent desert with fried tortilla filled dark chocolate with delicious and warm dolce de leche dipping sauce and whipped cream. Its making my mouth water now. Its also only a few minutes away from a cool art district! Salsa Fiestas staff was friendly and I cant say enough good things about them!! If youre visiting or live in Miami it is an absolute must!!

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Julie Marie

Usually they would get a 5*...but this visit, my chicken was completely burned and I would of said something but the cashier was kinda arrogant..didnt want to deal with her attitude. In addition I took my husband there for the 1st time... she gave him a hard time I had to say give him a break its his 1st time here. Come on. The only good thing she did do is inform us about the happy hours specials. He asked for a beer she was honest and gave us 2:1. Same with the starters Other than that... usually food is the boom. Go and get the taco plate salade. ..so worth it.

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A Private User

i had to put my comments about these place!!! me and my boyfriend just are crazy about these place, every weekend that is the place we always go to eat!! the staff is very nice and friendly , but the food is just amazing!! weve been going there for the past 3 years and we never get tired of eating there, it is fresh and fast the service!!! I love the mexicano burrito platter with chips and diced tomatoes and my boyfriend love the trio Guerrero tacos and the hotamale salsa is so taste!!! go try it, I am sure u will be not disappointed !!!

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Andrew Cortez

Fresh Mexican themed food. A good array of tasty Mexican style dishes. Nothing here is truly Mexican, and its a just a bit off Tex-Mex, still its good. Taco salads, creative burritos, tostones, and even sandwiches. A small, but acceptable beer collection and some mixed drinks pair well with the good-sized portions. Staff is usually friendly and helpful. Parking can be tight on busy nights. The addition of Uber Eats has slowed down the kitchen a bit, but theres never a long wait for food. Quick, casual, and satisfying.

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The Fashion Poet

Want a fresh scrumptious healthy meal that wont put a dent in your fashion figure or your wallet? Then, Salsa Fiesta is your go-to spot for a yummy Tex Mex salad that is loaded with vegeterian goodies. Black beans, rice, guacamole and tomatoes all mixed up and tossed into a bed of lettuce is what the Fiesta Salad is all about. Theres a variety of options to select too and you can custom order your salad too. Add some more protein like chicken and youre good to go. Im a loyal LIME fan, but this place is so much better.

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Kenneth Delgado

Have been here many times to confidently write this super positive review. If you want to go somewhere where the food will be in front of you within 5 minutes of ordering.. This is it. And I dont mean regular "fast food" I mean genuine, fresh tasting mex grill food. I love coming here for their very reasonable prices and great food. Also the service is always splendid. Great place if youre on the run or if you want to have a relaxed meal. I recommend to everyone. One of the best places in Miami no Doubt!

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