Definitely a step up from Taco Bell but a step down from the "real" Mexican restaurants in the area as well. Â As their name implies they do provide unlimited salsa and I think their salsa is quite good. Â Most of their dishes though are quite pricey even for restaurants within The Union. Â
Their burritos are quite good but I still prefer Chipotle's for the price; their nachos though are quite excellent and La Salsa will give you a heaping portion for very cheap. Â Combined with their salsa the half-portion nachos make for an excellent meal for any student. Â (one annoying thing though sometimes they ask you if you want meat on the nachos - what they don't mention is that it costs extra money)
This place is a step up from taco bell, chipotle, qdoba, labamba and a step or two below the good authentic places that this town has to offer.
The food is good, semi-authentic mexican that is a bit on the pricey side. Â They have a good selection of salsa's at the salsa bar. Â I've had their "mexico city tacos", which are tacos al pastor, mexican style; their burritos, carnitas, quesodillas, taco salad and nachos. Â All are fine. Â I eat there a lot because it is close to the office and I'll take pretty decent mexican over most other kinds of food any day.
They are a bit pricey, but if you get the nachos or taco salad you'll have enough food for a couple meals.
My biggest complaint with the place is that their meat is always less than hot in most dishes.
3 stars compared to authentic mexican places, more stars compared to most other restaurants on campus.