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One of the highlights was their extensive tequila selection. While I ordered some harder-to-find options, our server went out of her way to ensure I got exactly what I wanted, served over a perfect large ice cube. The level of service was top-notch—attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming.
Despite being a Tuesday night, the atmosphere was warm, inviting, and intimate. Agave Cantina is a hidden gem, and I highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates great food, quality drinks, and exceptional service. Let’s keep this place thriving—it deserves it!
Gabby the server was knowledgeable and very nice. She helped me pick something close to fajitas since they don’t have that on menu. I got the chicken bowl with extra tortillas and it was tasty
I ordered the carne asada and specifically asked for it without jalapeños, yet it came out overly spicy and still loaded with heat. The flavors were overpowering and not balanced at all. My wife ordered the shredded pork, and it was honestly a mess—over-seasoned and lacking any real depth of flavor. The empanada was about a 2/5, the Mexican corn was underwhelming, and the chicharrones (or “chi-ronis” as listed) were a complete fail—tasted like they were coated in generic store-bought seasoning.
The margarita flight was another disappointment. The concept was fun, but the execution was poor. Their house tequila overwhelmed every flavor in the flight—whether it was coconut or ginger, it was all just tequila with no nuance.
I was also surprised to see Italian and American items randomly scattered across a menu that claims to be authentic Mexican. It’s confusing and feels more like a college-town fusion diner than a thoughtfully curated dining experience.
The only things I genuinely liked were the mac & cheese (yes, that was good), the presentation of the carne asada, and our waitress—she was incredibly sweet and attentive.
Overall, I think Casa Agave might work for college students looking for an affordable night out with some flair, but for a foodie or anyone looking for true Mexican cuisine, this isn’t the place. One star—for the service and decor.
Settled in at the bar with a smokey blackberry margarita that showcased some of their interesting tequilas.
The menu isn’t huge, but the items on it are well executed. From the guac & chips, to carnitas soft tacos, ceviche and house made churros for dessert – everything was fire.
We were greeted by the owner, Jim, who couldn’t have been nicer. Service was flawless for their opening night .
The vibe is comfortable, but with attention to details: succulent wall, gorgeous hand cut wood bar, and day of the dead painted men’s and ladies rooms. It all is a welcome addition to the town.
Definitely worth checking out. We will be back for sure!