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Santa Salsa
Description
Hip, casual eatery serving Venezuelan street food such as yuca fries, burgers & hot dogs.
Nearby attractions
Maria Hernandez Park
P33G+7F, Brooklyn, NY 11237
The Bushwick Collective
427 Troutman St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Westlab + Gallery
131 Irving Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Street Art Brooklyn
423 Troutman St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Maria Hernandez Park Dog Run
P33G+7F, 92 Irving Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Absurd Conclave
Lower Level, 360 Jefferson St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Transmitter
1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Graffitis / artists
Brooklyn, NY 11237
Cosmic Wizard Tattoo - Piercings & 3DUV Gallery
252 Knickerbocker Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Brooklyn Brush Studios
203 Harrison Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Nearby restaurants
The Turk's Inn
234 Starr St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Calabrije's Brooklyn
234 Starr St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Tortilleria Mexicana Los Hermanos
271 Starr St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Sea Wolf Brooklyn
19 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Desi Grill
46 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Dock Asian Eatery
22 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Artichoke Basille's Pizza
18 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Starr Bar
214 Starr St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Sauce & Soda
40 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
The Bad Bagel
40 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
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Bogart Hotel
19 Bogart St unit 3, Brooklyn, NY 11206
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Santa Salsa

234 Starr St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
4.6(382)$$$$
Open until 4:00 AM
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Hip, casual eatery serving Venezuelan street food such as yuca fries, burgers & hot dogs.

attractions: Maria Hernandez Park, The Bushwick Collective, Westlab + Gallery, Street Art Brooklyn, Maria Hernandez Park Dog Run, Absurd Conclave, Transmitter, Graffitis / artists, Cosmic Wizard Tattoo - Piercings & 3DUV Gallery, Brooklyn Brush Studios, restaurants: The Turk's Inn, Calabrije's Brooklyn, Tortilleria Mexicana Los Hermanos, Sea Wolf Brooklyn, Desi Grill, Dock Asian Eatery, Artichoke Basille's Pizza, Starr Bar, Sauce & Soda, The Bad Bagel
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Phone
(347) 365-2710
Website
santasalsastreet.com
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Tue12 PM - 4 AMOpen

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Featured dishes

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Fries
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Tequeños
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Yuca
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Loca Fries
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Tostones
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Tostones Meat
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Churros
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Santa Salsa
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Perro Con Todo
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Vegan Santa
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Perri
dish
Pan Con Queso
dish
Zanahoria
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Zambo
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Especial Burger
dish
Doble Play
dish
Criminal
dish
Bomba
dish
Kriptonite
dish
Watson
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Pepito Carne
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Pepito Pollo
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Choripan
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Pepito Mixto
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Caribe
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Parrilla Pollo
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Monster
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Anarco
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Parrilla Mixta
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Guarapa
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Margarita Mezcal

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Nearby attractions of Santa Salsa

Maria Hernandez Park

The Bushwick Collective

Westlab + Gallery

Street Art Brooklyn

Maria Hernandez Park Dog Run

Absurd Conclave

Transmitter

Graffitis / artists

Cosmic Wizard Tattoo - Piercings & 3DUV Gallery

Brooklyn Brush Studios

Maria Hernandez Park

Maria Hernandez Park

4.3

(1.5K)

Open 24 hours
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The Bushwick Collective

The Bushwick Collective

4.7

(134)

Open 24 hours
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Westlab + Gallery

Westlab + Gallery

5.0

(132)

Closed
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Street Art Brooklyn

Street Art Brooklyn

4.4

(49)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Santa Salsa

The Turk's Inn

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The Bad Bagel

The Turk's Inn

The Turk's Inn

4.4

(210)

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Calabrije's Brooklyn

Calabrije's Brooklyn

4.3

(193)

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Tortilleria Mexicana Los Hermanos

Tortilleria Mexicana Los Hermanos

4.4

(815)

$

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Sea Wolf Brooklyn

Sea Wolf Brooklyn

4.3

(1.1K)

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maciek macakmaciek macak
Santa Salsa, Bushwick’s Late Night Love Letter to Venezuela (with a few typos in the bun) Santa Salsa doesn’t try to be cool, it just is. The kind of place where music spills out onto Starr Street, and the neon glow feels earned, not curated. It’s Bushwick personified, gritty, joyful, and a little chaotic in the best way. Paula from Spain was my amazing server, friendly without the performative charm, knowledgeable without the ego. You get the sense she actually eats here, which is always the right kind of endorsement. Now, the food. Let’s start with the hot dog, which is less a dish, and more a dare. The toppings, crunchy, creamy, tangy, and unapologetically maximalist, are a triumph. Whoever’s in charge of the sauce choreography deserves a raise. But the bun? A tragic miscast. It’s the kind of supermarket afterthought that dissolves on contact with joy. And the frank itself, plain, forgettable, a background actor in its own show. The result: a glorious mess that begins with a landslide of toppings, and ends with you wondering what could’ve been. Swap in a sturdy, toasted roll, and a sausage with some snap and seasoning, and you’ve got a contender for NYC’s best dog. As it stands, it’s a beautiful disaster. The Tostones Carne, though? No notes. Thick tostones with just the right crisp / chew ratio, topped with tender steak that’s charred like it’s been kissed by a Brooklyn summer grill. Cheese, sauce, and meat all play nice, no one overpowering, everyone contributing. It’s the kind of dish that makes you pause mid-bite, and nod to no one in particular. Santa Salsa is open until 2am, which feels spiritually correct. It’s the kind of place you stumble into after midnight, half hungry, half heartbroken, and leave with greasy fingers and a renewed sense of purpose. The vibe is dive bar meets Venezuelan street party, and the menu leans hard into comfort food with flair, burgers with ham and avocado, fries topped with steak, and sandwiches stuffed with chorizo and grilled cheese. In short: come for the tostones, stay for the chaos, and pray they upgrade that bun before your next visit.
Liz MLiz M
The place has a good decor, but I really hate the super loud music, you can’t speak or be heard in that place. As for the food, as a Venezuelan I don’t think the hot dogs are near the ones in Venezuela, the first time i tried them the bread was stiff, and the “street” flavor wasn’t there and I ordered their famous hot dog. The second time I ate there (yesterday) was better and the bread was softer, so there are some inconsistencies with the food. The fried yucas were good, but the tequeños weren’t so good, the cheese was fine but the dough seems like it was baked rather than fried, so they weren’t my favorites. Which they could deliver better food so people can really know how the real Venezuelan street food taste like.
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Santa Salsa, Bushwick’s Late Night Love Letter to Venezuela (with a few typos in the bun) Santa Salsa doesn’t try to be cool, it just is. The kind of place where music spills out onto Starr Street, and the neon glow feels earned, not curated. It’s Bushwick personified, gritty, joyful, and a little chaotic in the best way. Paula from Spain was my amazing server, friendly without the performative charm, knowledgeable without the ego. You get the sense she actually eats here, which is always the right kind of endorsement. Now, the food. Let’s start with the hot dog, which is less a dish, and more a dare. The toppings, crunchy, creamy, tangy, and unapologetically maximalist, are a triumph. Whoever’s in charge of the sauce choreography deserves a raise. But the bun? A tragic miscast. It’s the kind of supermarket afterthought that dissolves on contact with joy. And the frank itself, plain, forgettable, a background actor in its own show. The result: a glorious mess that begins with a landslide of toppings, and ends with you wondering what could’ve been. Swap in a sturdy, toasted roll, and a sausage with some snap and seasoning, and you’ve got a contender for NYC’s best dog. As it stands, it’s a beautiful disaster. The Tostones Carne, though? No notes. Thick tostones with just the right crisp / chew ratio, topped with tender steak that’s charred like it’s been kissed by a Brooklyn summer grill. Cheese, sauce, and meat all play nice, no one overpowering, everyone contributing. It’s the kind of dish that makes you pause mid-bite, and nod to no one in particular. Santa Salsa is open until 2am, which feels spiritually correct. It’s the kind of place you stumble into after midnight, half hungry, half heartbroken, and leave with greasy fingers and a renewed sense of purpose. The vibe is dive bar meets Venezuelan street party, and the menu leans hard into comfort food with flair, burgers with ham and avocado, fries topped with steak, and sandwiches stuffed with chorizo and grilled cheese. In short: come for the tostones, stay for the chaos, and pray they upgrade that bun before your next visit.
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The place has a good decor, but I really hate the super loud music, you can’t speak or be heard in that place. As for the food, as a Venezuelan I don’t think the hot dogs are near the ones in Venezuela, the first time i tried them the bread was stiff, and the “street” flavor wasn’t there and I ordered their famous hot dog. The second time I ate there (yesterday) was better and the bread was softer, so there are some inconsistencies with the food. The fried yucas were good, but the tequeños weren’t so good, the cheese was fine but the dough seems like it was baked rather than fried, so they weren’t my favorites. Which they could deliver better food so people can really know how the real Venezuelan street food taste like.
Liz M

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4.6
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4.0
16w

Santa Salsa, Bushwick’s Late Night Love Letter to Venezuela (with a few typos in the bun)

Santa Salsa doesn’t try to be cool, it just is. The kind of place where music spills out onto Starr Street, and the neon glow feels earned, not curated. It’s Bushwick personified, gritty, joyful, and a little chaotic in the best way. Paula from Spain was my amazing server, friendly without the performative charm, knowledgeable without the ego. You get the sense she actually eats here, which is always the right kind of endorsement.

Now, the food. Let’s start with the hot dog, which is less a dish, and more a dare. The toppings, crunchy, creamy, tangy, and unapologetically maximalist, are a triumph. Whoever’s in charge of the sauce choreography deserves a raise. But the bun? A tragic miscast. It’s the kind of supermarket afterthought that dissolves on contact with joy. And the frank itself, plain, forgettable, a background actor in its own show. The result: a glorious mess that begins with a landslide of toppings, and ends with you wondering what could’ve been. Swap in a sturdy, toasted roll, and a sausage with some snap and seasoning, and you’ve got a contender for NYC’s best dog. As it stands, it’s a beautiful disaster.

The Tostones Carne, though? No notes. Thick tostones with just the right crisp / chew ratio, topped with tender steak that’s charred like it’s been kissed by a Brooklyn summer grill. Cheese, sauce, and meat all play nice, no one overpowering, everyone contributing. It’s the kind of dish that makes you pause mid-bite, and nod to no one in particular.

Santa Salsa is open until 2am, which feels spiritually correct. It’s the kind of place you stumble into after midnight, half hungry, half heartbroken, and leave with greasy fingers and a renewed sense of purpose. The vibe is dive bar meets Venezuelan street party, and the menu leans hard into comfort food with flair, burgers with ham and avocado, fries topped with steak, and sandwiches stuffed with chorizo and grilled cheese.

In short: come for the tostones, stay for the chaos, and pray they upgrade that bun before...

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1.0
17w

feel terrible about leaving a negative review for this place. I’ve known Sergio for a long time and truly admire what he’s built with Santa Salsa—from a humble cart to a Brooklyn institution. This was my neighborhood bar for many years, and I’ve met some wonderful people here, including several staff members I respect greatly. Unfortunately, today I had the worst experience I’ve ever had here, with a bartender who appeared to be from Argentina. His attitude was extremely rude and arrogant. He accused my girlfriend of being racist simply because she spoke to him in English how were we supposed to know he spoke Spanish? His behavior remained rude and sarcastic, and when we received the check (we had planned to tip in cash), he threw it in our direction and told us to get out.

I was with my service dog, who has been a regular visitor at Santa Salsa for years. Shockingly, the bartender threatened to call the police on us. I told him to go ahead, as my dog has a federal service animal ID.

I’ve always loved Santa Salsa and never imagined I’d have an experience like this here. As a business owner myself, I would never hire someone who treats customers this way. I truly hope action is taken so this type of incident doesn’t...

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1.0
2y

Unsanitary place… I saw the bartender dip cups in dirty water with her bare hands and then serve people them. The place is really small and the music is blasting unreasonably loud even on the weekdays. The woman who was working at the bar was rude and didn’t acknowledge me and my friend even though we sat at the bar. After about 15 mins of being ignored (the place was empty) she came over to take our order. I asked if all of the burgers had egg she said yes. I asked if I could have one without egg she said yes I took a few bites of my burger and felt nauseous. Open it up and has egg. She told me oh some of the burgers are premade and took my burger with egg away. Gross. I didnt want to eat after that and I told her. She then proceeded to still charge me the full price for the burger. Wont be returning. Plus she was super inattentive and rude and focused more on the tv than the ppl dining. Some people are literally allergic to eggs I feel like that needed to be...

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