
Agave is a chic Tequila Bar & Mexican Kitchen located in Havensight, St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands. Modern and vibrant, Agave offers original takes on traditional tastes. The warm environment invites you to savor our “Qué Rico” food, from the creamy queso and fresh guacamole to creative tacos and sizzling fajitas with house-made corn tortillas. Featuring a vast selection of the finest sipping tequilas and mezcals, as well as innovative, handcrafted cocktails! Dine with us for inspired Mexican fare and world class tequila!
Address and Contact Information
Address: Havensight Mall, Rte 30, St Thomas, 00802, U.S. Virgin Islands
Phone: +1 340-714-7874
Website: http://agavevi.com/
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Reviews
The food is priced right – way better than what the rest of the island costs for what you get. The flavor is fantastic! The black beans has so much flavor – they nailed it right! They also have the option to provide you with fresh jalapenos on the side and in every dish! Their house-made hot sauce is so tasty and yet the heat is SOLID so be warned.
The enchiladas were the bomb. The vegetable fajitas – incredible – amongst the best that I have ever had! The vegetable crunch-wrap is so good and the corn-on-the-cob is mind-blowingly good!
The veggie tacos were also superb. Just stop reading and head over there. I am guarantee that you will repeat this restaurant.
And therefore the wait was longer. The inside was smaller than expected and I’m sure that caused the wait.
Server was nice but didn’t come around to ask if we wanted anything else. Food was ok. Not great. Veggie burger could improve on the texture. It was a bit mushy inside. Overall flavor was a bit bland for a Mexican restaurant.
Guacamole was bland. Beans were vegetarian which I appreciated.
Margaritas were ok.
I don’t think I’d go again. I’d probably venture out to another Mexican restaurant. They seem to cater to tourists. I saw no locals. It’s near the tourist shopping and ship dock.
If you’re shopping in the area then by all means I suggest trying it.
Our waitress was there for seating, drinks at the beginning then she disappeared. Someone else brought the food and appetizer out. No drink refills were offered by anyone. We had to go ask someone to find and send her over for the check when we had been done for several minutes. Then she finally appeared again. Another waitress was there and was very attentive to her tables.
The Sangria was good, but could be slightly better and bigger – comparing to what I usually see around, even in Spain. But I like it.
Highly recommend.
Then the bad came, no chips and salsa big Booo chips don’t cost much, keeps the guest happy etc… ok I order guacamole big disappointment for 16 dollars, was the bagged avocado pulp with pepper, garlic powder and salt, no tomato, onion, cilantro or lime. Very blah and unauthentic. Salsa, canned tomato pulp with a sprig of cilantro no heat no spice no nothing and 9 dollars to open a can. The chips were fresh probably one of the only Mexican product besides the flour tortillas that were authentic. Next The Carne Asada Fajitas should be the star dish not here for one the word Asada is grilled not even close here boiled, grainy Chuck Meat, still with the nerve running thru 26 dollars, the cheese on the garnish plate was waxy from sitting in the window, the rice cilantro no lime, the beans watery, salty and old. The pico de gallo old with yellow tomatoes. Sour cream was fresh and I loved the handmade flour tortillas nice touch but the rest of it was as authentic as Polish Sausage made with seal meat. 70 dlls with tip not worth it, get a Consultant do some research make your food better and authentic not a watered down, fake as you go place.