As far as build your own burrito places go on the east side, I would consider them rated
Burrito Mundo greater than Chipotle greater than Qdoba, and lastly Salsaritas.
I dont feel that their burritos are anywhere near as flavorful as the other places, nor the options as plentiful for a veg. Every time we have gotten a burrito from here, it has tasted fairly bland to me.
Salsarita's is better than your local Mex resturant chains or authentic places(atleast this location). Taco's ..Nacho's ..Burrito's it's all tasty. The staff is always friendly. I love the queso dip! No other mexican resturant around town I've tried has it. The corn salsa is also a fav ..so I ask for extra on my nachos. So why go to the mega chain when you have Salsarits'a? Also they have a rewards card ..bonus! And sometimes I find a BOGO coupon ..double bonus!! I really do like this place so I hope the food/service doesn't change any time soon!
Review Source:all i am going to say is these are the best gosh dang tortilla chips I have ever had in my life!!!!
I will drive from St. Clair Shores just for a large bag of chips and a large salsa!!
I haven't had anything else and i may not but what i do know is the effing chips are so good I want to roll around on them like they are cat nip!!
I read the reviews here and tried this place. Â First, there is not alcohol, so if you're going for a drink, forget it. Â And this is an almost-clone of QDoba, which I think is mediocre at best. Â So...eh. Â And the manager was less than enthusiastic - maybe we jsut picked a bad day. Â No chorizo, either, which, for me, defines a REAL Mexican restaurant.
Review Source:Good, fresh "Mexican" food here. Â I usually get the regular chicken burrito with all my favorite fixins' and am surprised every time that I can finish it, but I do. Â I also love their nachos with chicken, but when I order that, I don't add the chips and salsa to the meal (overkill?) and that is the real crowning jewel of this place. Â Their chips are so think and crispy and the salsa is fresh and just spicy enough. Â They also serve margaritas here, but I have never had them. Â It's quick, fairly inexpensive ($7-8 for a meal which includes your entree, drink and a side), clean and fresh. Â The only thing I haven't enjoyed here is the queso. Â It's just okay and I wouldn't order it again.
Review Source:I love the fact that they have the option of shrimp, unlike Q'doba!!! Â I would also argue that this place uses fresher ingredients than Q'doba as well and is slightly cheaper. Â
I ordered the shrimp nachos and have to say I really like them. Â The downside is their nacho chips are much thinner and more brittle than Q'doba. Â So every time I picked up a nacho that had any topping on it the chip snapped like a twig. Â It was super annoying because I had to use a fork to eat almost the entire thing. Â My mother then ordered the two taco combo with steak and a hard shell. Â She enjoyed her food as well.
It's not as though this place was an original concept or they had anything really unusual here. Â In my opinion they didn't serve me anything that made me go "YAY!" or "WHOOHOO!" when I ate it. Â I do like their food and when I'm in the Partridge Creek area with friends or family this will be one of our food options we will be coming back to.
I've onlyneaten here once but it was fantastic! I had the quesadillas; they were huge and the guy who made my food was extremely willng to give me as many limes and pick de gallo as I wanted. Though I didn't stick around long enough to sit down and have a margarita, I was quite surprised that they did serve alcohol and definatly plan on coming back to eat anddrink a cocktail.
My visit there was quite some time ago, but more recently oli recommended to a friend to eat there and she was more than satisfied as well so it's not some fluke that I was so satisfied. Love it!!
I'll start by saying that I am a huge Mexican food junkie. Â However, I rarely find a Mexican restaurant outside of Mexico that I actually enjoy (Oh how I miss the cantina's in Zihuatanejo & Ramos-Arizpe, Mexico!). Â "Salsarita's Fresh Cantina" is new to me and just opened near my house, so I decided to give it a try. Â The chain restaurant is initially very similar to Qdoba, or Chipotle Grill, with one significant difference....Salsarita's serves ALCOHOL! Â I was quite surprised during my first visit to see that they have a stocked bar inside and offer several beers and themed drinks, like margaritas. Â Now don't get me wrong, this place is NOT a bar and they are not fully stocked with every liquor. Â But, it is nice to be able to grab a quick bite at a "fast food" chain and include a Miller Chill with your meal, haha.
The food is quite decent for American-style Mexican food, with most dishes giving an authentic taste. Â I highly recommend the Tortilla Soup, it was killer. Â The burritos and quesadillas are also very good, tasting very similar to Qdoba. Â The nachos are enormous and can easily be split up into two meals.
The restaurant itself was very clean and the employees were very courteous. Â I highly recommend this location!
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