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I’ve been dining at Agave for 8 years, and it has consistently proven itself as one of my favorite places to eat anywhere. The food quality is outstanding and the service is always friendly and attentive. The ambiance adds to the enjoyment of the meal; the dark tones and southwestern artifacts adorning the walls complement the fireplace nicely in the second dining room. The main dining room and bar area is always full of energy and lively with a small loft area above the dining area for small private groups. I eat there at least once/month on average, and have never been let down. If there is ever a problem with the food (which essentially never happens), they are more than accommodating with a replacement. I’ve seen them bend over backwards to serve guests, and it’s always done with a smile. Food selections range from their signature Agave Cayenne Fried Chicken (always a favorite for new patrons) to succulent Tenderloin Medallions and the hearty Pork Shank. Many of the dish
This place is awesome. The food is great, the service is super accomodating, and the prices can’t be beat. My girl friends and I ordered a variety of drinks – the mojitos were about average (I like them better at places like Pura Vida), they were a little on the sweet side; the red sangria was good; but the margaritas were amazing! (Which is probably why they’re famous for them!) We tried the jalapeno marg, which was intriguing but tasty, and their house margarita is a sure thing. We ordered chips and the 3 salsas as an appetizer, the pineapple salsa was delicious! As well as the queso dip. For dinner, most of us ordered a combination of the tacos, which are absolutely delicious as well. And so cheap! I loved the atmosphere of this place – very casual, very young, but very loud, so it’s not exactly the best “romantic date” spot. But it’s definitely great to dine there with a small group of friends, and definitely make reservations!! Parking is difficult, I recommend parking
Went here today for lunch and it was actually very good. I like the space very much, although the design itself has the risk of being very dated very soon. The edamame was, well, eda-YUMMY! Really, really good – I liked that it was out of the pod and very spicy with chunky pieces of salt that tasted almost sweet – very unique and delicious.Sushi was OK – I enjoyed it, but it was very much like sushi I’ve had a million other places.I would definitely go back, if only for the edamame.Pros + nice room, decent service
