Such a good post-club spot. The hot dogs were great, the bread pillowy. Beer was cheap. Service was great and quick. The decor here is so fun, and you can just zone out and watch the movies playing. Would definitely come back

This is definitely bar food, so don't come here looking for an extraordinary dining experience. However, the Venezuelan-inspired dishes provide a fun, comforting meal! Casual setting for sure. Props to the sole employee working when I visited mid-afternoon. They were bartending, serving, and bussing.

Updating my review because santa salsa truly doesn't disappoint. I've been coming here regularly before shows in the area and it's the perfect spot to grab a bite to fuel up before hitting the dance floor. Some favorites of mine are the criminal burger, the Santa salsa hot dog, and the bacon loaded cheese fries. The cheese fries are particularly good because they use legit cheese. Decent beer&shot combo too. I'll be back. Again and again and again!

Came here a few weekends ago for a late night bite. The place was popping and the food delicious. We instantly fell in love with the quirky dive bar and had the best time hanging out here.

Came here on a Saturday with a friend for lunch at around 12:15 PM. They were open but not really ready for people to eat. I sat down with my friend and we had to wait a while to get a menu. The one bartender and server came over and took our order and our food came out pretty quickly. I like the Tostones and hotdog, it was very delicious. The only thing I didn't like about the tostones was the green sauce because I'm not a cilantro fan but otherwise it was very good. The place is definitely a bit of a dive bar, but a good place to have a filling lunch and would be a great bar food area, just don't expect amazing service or a floor and table that is not sticky.

Overall rating: 4.4 Really cool Venezuelan dive bar. The pricing was a bit higher than I was expecting for the area and atmosphere of the place. Definitely a local place which was fun. There was only one server who acted as the bartender too which is crazy for a full house! Would love to come back and try other items.

OMG is what I said when I ate it. After I had said to myself that I was not going to eat hot dogs, curiosity got the best out of me, curiosity to try a new flavor made me break my word. I found this restaurant on Instagram and I had marked as something to try as I have many more spots to do so. Finally, I had the time to come at eat the different styles of Hot dogs made in a Venezuelan style. I was pretty much amazed at the Hot Dogs, I tried 3 different ones. They were the best of the best, this is a must have if one is in Brooklyn, absolutely good. Now, I really can not day, I will not eat Hot Dogs, because I have to go back a taste all the other styles.

This place is a vibe. Visiting from out of town, love finding novel places like Santa Salsa. We had: - The Criminal: honestly was super dark when we were eating, but the pictures looked great! And tasted great! I really didn't know what we were eating. It's vaguely a beef, egg, steak, crispy cheese, and sauce burger. - Guarapa: pretty much a rum x passion fruit juice cocktail. Got the tropical feels during December in NY. Fire experience - Monster Fries: steak, some cheese stuff, and sauce on a bed of fries. Great for sharing. Vibes/Aesthetic: it's freaking bushwick. 10/10 Food: like a unique fast food experience. 7/10 Drinks: yes 10/10

I found this place through the local NY foodie account, Righteous Eats. Serving Venezuelan street food, this place doesn't have the most amazing food I've ever had in my life, but still gets five stars for creativity and uniqueness. I had the Perro Con Todo hotdog, voted the best NYC hotdog by the Village Voice, which boasts onions, cabbage, chips, shredded cheese, ketchup, mustard, and salsa. I love a good dog, but wish they had served mine hotter and with the cheese melted. It arrived a little cold and flat. They have several types of dogs with various cheesy toppings, veggie choices, and meats. They also have a vegan dog. I also had the Criminal Burger, served with chicken, steak, or chorizo. Also comes with egg, ham, cheese, onion, and chips. Fries must be purchased separately. As with the hotdogs, there are several renditions from which to choose, all with unique meat and veggie toppings--and yes, there is a vegan burger. They also have meat platters and sandwiches to clog any artery you have! My favorite part were the cocktails. Mezcal drinks, margaritas, beers, shots. Super reasonably priced (especially for New York!) and I found them fruity and refreshing. This is a quirky, edgy establishment with tons of fun art and stickers all over the wall. When I went, I was the only dine in patron and several people from the neighborhood stopped by for to go orders. Service was excellent. My server was super attentive and answered all questions about the menu. She made my drinks perfectly. Great local spot to chow down on street eats and margs.