Muy Salsas is a must-visit if you're looking for delicious Mexican food and a fun dining…read moreexperience! The atmosphere is vibrant and full of personality, with colorful décor, catchy sayings, and plenty of Instagram-worthy photo opportunities. The vibe alone is worth the visit and makes it a great spot for friends, family, or date night. The service was top-notch from start to finish. The staff was attentive, knowledgeable about the menu, and incredibly friendly, making us feel welcome throughout our meal. The food was just as impressive. Every dish was beautifully presented, fresh, and packed with flavor. The portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable, so you definitely get great value for your money. If you're in the Los Alamos area and craving great Mexican food in a lively, fun atmosphere, I highly recommend Muy Salsas. We'll definitely be back!

We arrived around 2pm on a Thursday. There was only one other party already eating. All of the…read morestaff who interacted with us were super friendly. The Mexican style cinnamon coffee was so sweet and smooth without any added sugar or cream! I really liked the Taquitos Dorados con Esquites. We got half filled with requeson and half with cheese. Personally, I like the requeson better.

We came here after spending time at Bandelier National Monument. We were wanting something simple…read moreand not a typical fast food place. This was it. Loved all the menu options. The food was prepared quickly and each item we ate was flavorful. Prices were reasonable. We aren't staying in the area, but if we were, if this was the kind of food we wanted we would come back.

First, the food was decent: both my carne asada burrito and my daughter's two ground beef tacos…read morecombo with rice and beans were good. Chips and salsa were extra, we didn't get them. They don't have queso. Ambiance was lacking, it was dark in there and half the tables had chairs on them, and customer service was the bare minimum - not very friendly at all. That said, our goal was fast Mexican food after hiking at Bandelier so mission accomplished.

New Location at 1325 Trinity Dr, Los Alamos, NM 87544. Tel 505-614-4950…read more The food is great homemade Mexican breakfast, llunch and dinner! https://maps.app.goo.gl/PMkiuu2XUxADqH9H6

We heard that we got a new Italian restaurant in town and the locals have been talking, so we had…read moreto come try it for ourselves. The restaurant is located in Central Park Square downtown, which I close to the breweries and Long Pour cocktail lounge. That makes this a great date night option. The menu is mostly Mexican food and we already have a lot of Mexican restaurants for a small town. However, they are working on expanding their Italian menu. I really do hope they eventually have a full Italian menu. It would be great to have more restaurant variety in Los Alamos. Some things, you just have to go to Santa Fe for. We ordered lasagna, which is currently offered. It was very good and a sensible portion. It came with a small salad and bread. The flavor was great and the price was really good. They offer pastries from Chocolate Maven in Santa Fe. They also have dried pastas for purchase. They do not currently have a liquor license; however, that is in the works. The service was great and very attentive. We did not wait long for our food and the price was great. This will be a regular spot for me, especially when they expand the Italian menu.

El Parasol catered our high school reunion. Excellent green…read morechile enchiladas, and red chile beef enchiladas. Cheers!

90%of the time we just go for the chicken tacos, not that anything else is bad, they're just the…read morebest chicken tacos in a large radius. Nice place to have lunch. Sopapillas only on Mondays and Fridays though

Fantastic! We had the chicken mole enchiladas and the Carne Adovada and both were fantastic. The…read moremole had a smokey, earthy flavor and paired well with the corn tortilla. The Adovada was spicy and tender. We had margaritas with our meal (this location has a liquor license and so they do use tequila), and we thought they were okay (though they were very reasonably priced). The staff were extremely nice, and the restaurant was a great mix of families, older diners, businesspeople, and visitors. We will likely come back.

I've never been to New Mexico before so I had to try a dish with some chili! It went so well with…read morethe burrito, and mixing the excess with the potatoes gave them lots of flavor. Service was great, staff checked in on us very frequently and our orders got delivered pretty fast! This place can be a bit busy in the mornings, but its a great cozy spot with some delicious food- it's so worth it.

Verry good food! 10/10 Tampiquena plate (green enchiladas)…read moreGuessabirria pizza Fast service, our waitress was verry attentive and kind

They always have the best smells for free! Smells like home! The servers are very nice and caring…read more I needed a pick me up and asked dad if we could come to have some caldo de res (my favorite)! They serve the best corn tortillas! I saw a fish being served that looked really good too! Maybe next time

Place was busy, service was a tiny bit slow. Not a problem though as I was with good company and…read moreenjoyed the margaritas, chips and queso. Yummy! The ambiance was great, the patio was lovely... not to mention the view of the Sangre's. Ps. The food was delicious!

We visited on a busy night and unfortunately, the service really struggled to keep up. After being…read moreseated, we were left unattended for a long time before anyone took our order, and our food arrived quite late. We chose to sit outside, and the patio itself has a really nice vibe and setup. However, it was overrun with too many bugs, which made it difficult to fully relax and enjoy the evening. As for the food, it was overall just okay. The flavors were decent, but my main complaint is the temperature, everything arrived on the warm side, and I really wish it had been served hot, especially when asked for Fajitas- after the long wait. It's a beautiful spot with potential, but they definitely need more staff to handle busy hours and better pest control for the outdoor seating.

It was great. Met with friends. All orders delivered quickly and food was enjoyed by allread more

25-Nov-25: Whilst the older gentleman at the ordering counter was somewhat gruff, he was actually…read morevery helpful. The service was quick. My only concern: this was the first restaurant I have ever patronized, that did NOT have any type of hot sauce. That almost kept me from the high marks I gave this restaurant. I must add, the young red haired young man went out of his way to make certain I didn't forget to take my leftovers. KUDOS, to human kindness!

One of the coziest cafes we've ever visited! Omelette was well-prepared and green chili sauce…read moredelicious! Waffles sweet and coffee warm and satisfying! Cozy seating and nuturing atmosphere. Perfect place to get great food and chill.

So I have seen this place on my way to ski, and to visit some of the Jemez trails. It used to be…read moreclosed at 2 or 3pm, which I was like bummer man. It has extended hours now and we decided to visit it after a lovely hike to mcauley springs. The place is super cute, i adore the decor. I love everything about that. However, my wife was highly disappointed in the service and attention from the cashier or food attendant. I mean, it was closer to three and he was a high schooler, what do you expect right? That killed her vibe, for the place. I thought the food was fairly good, the lemon tart and croissant was delicious. Absolutely loved it. The chips and sandwiches were good. There was alittle too much salt on my wifes sandwich, which I confirmed. We do like salt. It's a great place to swing by, but nothing to go out of the way. I believe we met or saw the manager of the place. He truly does care about it and works. He was cleaning tables, and putting things up. I would've made the schooler do that before he left. Anyway, check it out.