Salsa’s
509 Springridge Rd, Clinton, MS, 39058
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Address :
509 Springridge Rd
Clinton, MS, 39058 - Phone (601) 924-8577
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Mexican Cuisine
If you enjoy Taco Tuesday, then you have officially fallen in love with the Mexican Food. The main grain of Mexican cuisine is maize. Also known as corn, maize is grown for the past 9000 years after the crop was discovered by the people in Mayan civilization. Mexican empire flourished when they started growing beans, tomatoes, chili pepper, sweet potato and cactus. Till this date these ingredients are used in cooking authentic Mexican dishes and drinks.
Great use of spices, fresh chili pepper dishes like fajitas, tortilla chips, corn chips, salsa, chimichangas, burritos, nachos and quesadillas are invented in America. But when you are looking for authentic Mexican food then you must find a restaurant in the city that serves Rajas con Queso, Garbanzo in a Guajillo Chile Sauce, Pork Filled Chiles Rellenos, Chiles en Nogada, Molcajete Salsa, Pico de Gallo and Frijoles de la Olla. An eye-opening fact – Mexican don't like their food hot. They use fresh chili and other spices to create a flavor that lingers in your mouth.
Mexican food is great for those who are Gluten Intolerant as they use Corn instead of wheat in most of their dishes. Also, you can easily find many beans based Mexican dishes. Another dish which didn't get similar glory as tacos or nachos is the Mexican hot chocolate. If you love something hot on a chilly day, then go for Mexican Hot Chocolate. On merry days, you can enjoy the authentic Mexican Drinks like Tequila, Mezcal, Tecuí, Sotol, Bacanora, Charanda, Posh O Pox, Puebla and Pulque. Mexican Cuisine is for people who enjoy strong drinks and hearty meals.
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B. H.
This is by far the best Mexican in Clinton. The price is fair, and the food has not been bad yet. There are a variety of dishes for all tastes, and there are even adventurous dishes such as a cactus molcajete. I have had enchiladas tipicas, which is basically a cheese enchilada with grilled chicken on top. This is in general my favorite dish to get at a Mexican restaurant (I know it isn't really authentic). SO glad they serve it here, just wish there were avocado slices on top. The chips were not my favorite, but I enjoyed the salsa which has a hint of cilantro. Service and food served to the table were very fast, and the wait staff are very nice. My only complaint about the whole place is how dark it feels during the day and that you pay at the front. Otherwise, I am quite happy with Salsa's and will continue to give them my business.
(5)Ryan W.
Food was decent. The service was pretty poor. The keg beer bud light tasted like it was skunk beer.
(2)Anissa F.
When I'm in the mood for Mexican food this is where I come. The food is consistently good. This is best Mexican Restaurant in this area. Don't waste your time or taste buds with the others.
(4)Chloe W.
We found this place from Yelp. I am a Mexican food LOVER and this food was some of the best Mexican food I've had. It was very fast and tasty. It was a wonderful stop on our long drive.
(4)Christina B.
Graciously located right next to the Holiday Inn that we stayed at, this place is a cozy, little restaurant in a tiny little strip mall. It had a very nice atmosphere with bright colors and a really neat tiled floor that will cause your chair to sit on only three legs. We were wobbling throughout our entire dinner. Excellent chips and salsa! We went through three baskets and each time, they came out hot and fresh. I expected the salsa to be a little spicier but it was good nonetheless. Me and my compadre both had the fajita steak quesadillas and although they were excellently cooked and seasoned, there was too much cheese on mine. (I know, is there even such a thing as TOO MUCH cheese?) They also weren't cut, so it was more like a big messy burrito! I will say that the fajita steak was very tender and juicy and I would have been happy with just a huge plate of that. My husband had the #78 which is the pablano chile relleno and his exact words were "this is the best I've ever had". The kids choices are very limited and they offer thing like a burrito, taco, nachos and a quesadilla. The kids nachos were fair but she didn't like them because the "chicken tasted funny". I wish they would have had a few more American choices such as chicken nuggets or a hamburger. Our food was out super fast, the chips and salsa were fantastic, our waiter was efficient and friendly, there is a ton of dinner and lunch choices and like my husband said, the chile relleno is the best he has ever had. We will be back and I think I'll try something new!
(4)Mitch A.
Salsa's is sort of a middle of the road Mexican joint. The food is pretty good, just not great. If you're here, don't expect to be blown away, but it's worth stopping in for a bite simply because it's affordable. Every day from 11-3 they have lunch specials for $5.75 and under. You get large portions for a great price, which in my opinion is a win. The food is mediocre, but it's kind of a fun atmosphere, and again, very affordable at lunchtime. There are better Mexican places in Jackson, but if you're in the Clinton area and you're looking for something cheap, Salsa's isn't a bad bet.
(3)Brandon T.
I'm basing my ratings on the area - Clinton, MS. I think the quality of food at this restaurant is decent. They have reasonably inexpensive prices here and items can be ordered a la carte. The staff speaks mostly Spanish making it seem authentic, however they are sometimes quite slow. Not the first choice, but they also have a good happy hour and can make a good margarita.
(3)Krystal A.
I will start by saying the service here was great and the decor really cute. Regarding my food however, everything was just "ok". Although I did enjoy the chips and salsa. They have spice mix you can sprinkle on top of the chips that I enjoyed. I was craving Mexican, looked on Yelp and they were right next to my hotel. I got a combination meal of a beef taco, cheese enchilada, and chili relano. The price was amazing for a dinner combo of only $7. The taco comes in a hard shell, (I was kind of hoping for a soft corn tortilla) with just meat, cheese, and lettuce. I added some salsa and it worked better. The chili relano had a cheese sauce in it which was not what I was expecting, but not bad. The major turn off though was that the chili relano had a ton of seeds in it toward the end. I expect some but this was a bit much. The enchilada wasn't bad but the sauce was a tad salty. You can't beat the price of their combinations for a large variety at $7 each. However I feel that if I were to come back I would get something off of their specialty menu, which had some promising options, for something with more flavor.
(3)Gray H.
Ever been to El Sombreo in Vicksburg, just like that. The food is no different. I don't mean to say its not good, it is, but its not special.
(3)John L.
Carnitas, Chile rellanos, fajitas, Chile verde, Chile Colorado(hot!)...their creamy refrieds are delicious, chips, excellent salsa, ...top in this areas offerings in this fare, all of Jackson, too. Seriously.
(4)Dreka G.
This was a pretty good meal. I had the carne asada and my husband had the steak tacos. The steak was a little on the dry side but topping it with a little guac, onions and peppers fixed that right up! The guac was quite tasty. For a quick, cheap meal, I'd go back.
(4)Erin D.
This place is tasty, reasonably priced (definitely on the cheaper side), huge portions and the service is always good.
(5)Austin J.
The food was better than I thought it would be, very cheap compared to how much food you get. Paid $7.00 for a burrito a little longer than a foot. Great service but a little crowded around dinner time. I'm definitely coming back. :D
(4)Ellen D.
What a gem on the western outskirts of Jackson! We stopped at Salsa's for lunch while passing through the Jackson, MS area on I-20, and were very pleased. The menu is extensive, and with its 6 pages of dish descriptions in 9 point font, would probably have taken us an hour to read in its entirety. Thankfully there are helpful titles for the various sections, including a lunch special section and a vegetarian section. The food itself: Chips and salsa were tasty and above average for this part of the country; 1 taco lunch special with rice and beans was delicious and the perfect portion size to allow us to roll on down the road without needing a nap; the vegetarian fajitas were tasty and included many different veggies (the usual squash, peppers, and onions, but also broccoli! and cauliflower!). In a word, yum. Our only minor complaint was that it was a bit drafty in the restaurant, and we happened to eat there on a cold day. Weekday happy hour (4 p.m. to close) sounded promising: 2-for-1 beers and margaritas. There was another sign saying kids eat free on Wednesdays. Oh, and the grand sum for our lunch for two (no drinks): $11.49. Yippeee!!
(5)Ryan W.
Food was decent. The service was pretty poor. The keg beer bud light tasted like it was skunk beer.
(2)Anissa F.
When I'm in the mood for Mexican food this is where I come. The food is consistently good. This is best Mexican Restaurant in this area. Don't waste your time or taste buds with the others.
(4)Mitch A.
Salsa's is sort of a middle of the road Mexican joint. The food is pretty good, just not great. If you're here, don't expect to be blown away, but it's worth stopping in for a bite simply because it's affordable. Every day from 11-3 they have lunch specials for $5.75 and under. You get large portions for a great price, which in my opinion is a win. The food is mediocre, but it's kind of a fun atmosphere, and again, very affordable at lunchtime. There are better Mexican places in Jackson, but if you're in the Clinton area and you're looking for something cheap, Salsa's isn't a bad bet.
(3)B. H.
This is by far the best Mexican in Clinton. The price is fair, and the food has not been bad yet. There are a variety of dishes for all tastes, and there are even adventurous dishes such as a cactus molcajete. I have had enchiladas tipicas, which is basically a cheese enchilada with grilled chicken on top. This is in general my favorite dish to get at a Mexican restaurant (I know it isn't really authentic). SO glad they serve it here, just wish there were avocado slices on top. The chips were not my favorite, but I enjoyed the salsa which has a hint of cilantro. Service and food served to the table were very fast, and the wait staff are very nice. My only complaint about the whole place is how dark it feels during the day and that you pay at the front. Otherwise, I am quite happy with Salsa's and will continue to give them my business.
(5)Chloe W.
We found this place from Yelp. I am a Mexican food LOVER and this food was some of the best Mexican food I've had. It was very fast and tasty. It was a wonderful stop on our long drive.
(4)Christina B.
Graciously located right next to the Holiday Inn that we stayed at, this place is a cozy, little restaurant in a tiny little strip mall. It had a very nice atmosphere with bright colors and a really neat tiled floor that will cause your chair to sit on only three legs. We were wobbling throughout our entire dinner. Excellent chips and salsa! We went through three baskets and each time, they came out hot and fresh. I expected the salsa to be a little spicier but it was good nonetheless. Me and my compadre both had the fajita steak quesadillas and although they were excellently cooked and seasoned, there was too much cheese on mine. (I know, is there even such a thing as TOO MUCH cheese?) They also weren't cut, so it was more like a big messy burrito! I will say that the fajita steak was very tender and juicy and I would have been happy with just a huge plate of that. My husband had the #78 which is the pablano chile relleno and his exact words were "this is the best I've ever had". The kids choices are very limited and they offer thing like a burrito, taco, nachos and a quesadilla. The kids nachos were fair but she didn't like them because the "chicken tasted funny". I wish they would have had a few more American choices such as chicken nuggets or a hamburger. Our food was out super fast, the chips and salsa were fantastic, our waiter was efficient and friendly, there is a ton of dinner and lunch choices and like my husband said, the chile relleno is the best he has ever had. We will be back and I think I'll try something new!
(4)Brandon T.
I'm basing my ratings on the area - Clinton, MS. I think the quality of food at this restaurant is decent. They have reasonably inexpensive prices here and items can be ordered a la carte. The staff speaks mostly Spanish making it seem authentic, however they are sometimes quite slow. Not the first choice, but they also have a good happy hour and can make a good margarita.
(3)Krystal A.
I will start by saying the service here was great and the decor really cute. Regarding my food however, everything was just "ok". Although I did enjoy the chips and salsa. They have spice mix you can sprinkle on top of the chips that I enjoyed. I was craving Mexican, looked on Yelp and they were right next to my hotel. I got a combination meal of a beef taco, cheese enchilada, and chili relano. The price was amazing for a dinner combo of only $7. The taco comes in a hard shell, (I was kind of hoping for a soft corn tortilla) with just meat, cheese, and lettuce. I added some salsa and it worked better. The chili relano had a cheese sauce in it which was not what I was expecting, but not bad. The major turn off though was that the chili relano had a ton of seeds in it toward the end. I expect some but this was a bit much. The enchilada wasn't bad but the sauce was a tad salty. You can't beat the price of their combinations for a large variety at $7 each. However I feel that if I were to come back I would get something off of their specialty menu, which had some promising options, for something with more flavor.
(3)Gray H.
Ever been to El Sombreo in Vicksburg, just like that. The food is no different. I don't mean to say its not good, it is, but its not special.
(3)John L.
Carnitas, Chile rellanos, fajitas, Chile verde, Chile Colorado(hot!)...their creamy refrieds are delicious, chips, excellent salsa, ...top in this areas offerings in this fare, all of Jackson, too. Seriously.
(4)Dreka G.
This was a pretty good meal. I had the carne asada and my husband had the steak tacos. The steak was a little on the dry side but topping it with a little guac, onions and peppers fixed that right up! The guac was quite tasty. For a quick, cheap meal, I'd go back.
(4)Erin D.
This place is tasty, reasonably priced (definitely on the cheaper side), huge portions and the service is always good.
(5)Austin J.
The food was better than I thought it would be, very cheap compared to how much food you get. Paid $7.00 for a burrito a little longer than a foot. Great service but a little crowded around dinner time. I'm definitely coming back. :D
(4)Ellen D.
What a gem on the western outskirts of Jackson! We stopped at Salsa's for lunch while passing through the Jackson, MS area on I-20, and were very pleased. The menu is extensive, and with its 6 pages of dish descriptions in 9 point font, would probably have taken us an hour to read in its entirety. Thankfully there are helpful titles for the various sections, including a lunch special section and a vegetarian section. The food itself: Chips and salsa were tasty and above average for this part of the country; 1 taco lunch special with rice and beans was delicious and the perfect portion size to allow us to roll on down the road without needing a nap; the vegetarian fajitas were tasty and included many different veggies (the usual squash, peppers, and onions, but also broccoli! and cauliflower!). In a word, yum. Our only minor complaint was that it was a bit drafty in the restaurant, and we happened to eat there on a cold day. Weekday happy hour (4 p.m. to close) sounded promising: 2-for-1 beers and margaritas. There was another sign saying kids eat free on Wednesdays. Oh, and the grand sum for our lunch for two (no drinks): $11.49. Yippeee!!
(5)