
Blue Agave Grill serves made-from-scratch Southwestern and Mexican cuisine in a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Our menu features a wide variety of flavorful dishes, including many gluten-free and vegan options, making it easy for everyone to enjoy fresh, high-quality ingredients. Guests can also experience our award-winning bar, known for its extensive tequila selection, handcrafted margaritas, and house-made sangria. Whether you’re joining us for a casual meal, Mexican food and margaritas, or drinks with friends, Blue Agave Grill offers a memorable dining experience along with a spacious patio perfect for relaxing and enjoying great food and cocktails.
Spacious eatery with a contemporary interior dispensing Mexican-inspired eats, burgers & margaritas.
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Address: 1201 16th St Mall # 104, Denver, CO 80202
Phone: (720) 550-8389
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GENERAL MANAGER: Please just hire bussers to do water, clear plates, etc. It reduces stress on your servers and lets you turn tables faster!
The basic marg wasn’t super special (didn’t taste very fresh), but no complaints at $6. They didn’t have frozen when we went, but I’d be interested to try that.
The guac that we ordered was very disappointing. Had essentially no flavor – adding some salt on myself made a world of a difference.
The tacos were a different story. All were very tasty (we ordered the fried tilapia, adobo pork, pesto carnitas, and chili lime chicken (not pictured)). My girlfriend favored the tilapia bc of the mango salsa. I really liked the adobo pork with the sweet marinade.
Four taco plates was overkill for the two of us, but overall pretty good value.
0/10 Service
I truly wanted to enjoy our dinner at Blue Agave, but unfortunately our experience was very disappointing. Our server, Kristi, was noticeably inattentive and at times came across as rude. We waited a very long time to be acknowledged, and guests who arrived after us were helped before we were. We completely understand when a restaurant is busy, but no table should be overlooked or made to feel less of a priority.
When I kindly expressed my concern, the response I received was condescending: “Thanks for your patience, but there are 18 other customers waiting as well.” Meanwhile, we saw multiple servers actively taking care of their tables, yet we remained unattended.
My husband and son received their meals, and I had to wait an additional 10 minutes for mine. Even after mentioning we wanted to order a beer, no one returned to check on us. My husband ordered a 24oz beer and instead was given an 18oz, almost at the end of our meal.
As for the food, it was also underwhelming. The cornbread and soup were great, but the tofu walnut enchiladas were not what I expected.
Overall, it was a very disappointing experience. I hope the restaurant takes this feedback constructively, as better service and attention to guests would make a significant difference.
I sent back one of the entrées because the steak was cooked medium-rare instead of medium. The replacement dish was also served medium-rare. The visual of the undercooked beef made my mom nauseous, and she became sick when we got home. I on the other hand enjoyed my food. By the end of the meal, we had to rush through dessert just to make it to the 9 PM fireworks.
Our server did comp one of our meals, which he didn’t have to do and was very much appreciated. The $35 three-course meal was a great value, but overall the experience still felt disorganized for such a special evening. A visit during a slower day will most likely provide a much better experience.