Amazing authentic Mexican food, and a truly unique restaurant environment. The super quesadillas…read moreare very delicious and the regular tacos are fantastic with the Los Panchos homemade tortillas.

Dry tacos not even salsa and lime could rehydrate these tacos not a one star because they are…read moreaffordable and conveniently in the middle of downtown near the river

Omg The best staff…read moreThe best food. And.... ..,,,,,, Yes ........... Great Maggie's!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This place deserves 5 stars! We stopped in for a drink and an app but ended up staying for dinner…read more Jalisco deluxe margaritas and cheese dip is great then we shared fajitas. Everything was great, very busy place. Salsa is great and you get refried beans as a dip to with chips and salsa.

Authentic Mexican food with great service. Order at the counter, sit, and your food will be served…read more I have only ordered takeout, but plan a Sunday brunch sometime. The specials looked amazing and the place is packed. Music a little loud, but bathroom is clean, and the restaurant doesn't smell of cleaning products. Great place for tacos, combo plates, and agua Fresca.

First, the service! Wow! As we were visiting with the lady at the register, it was pretty clear we…read morehad no idea what to order from their huge menu. She had the lady serving food stop by each time she brought a tray by so that we could see some options. Every bit of it looked incredible. We finally decided on a kid quesadilla, which hung off both sides of my son's plate and came buried in fries; an enchilada plate that came with seasoned potatoes; and a shrimp fajita burrito, which was bigger around and longer than my forearm. This was the first time since he was a baby that I've heard my little guy make happy food noises while eating. We will definitely be back!

It was very authentic food especially when considering that the menu is only in Spanish and just…read moreone person working there spoke English. The food was a bit hit or miss. The Quessabirria looked amazing but only tasted of grease which dripped freely all over everything. The carne asada burrito was ok. The meat didn't really stand out and it only tasted of beans, lettuce and sour cream. The two things that were good were the two pork taco options. The pork carnitas had the most amazing texture I've ever been lucky to try. It was moist and crunchy from the flat top. It is definitely worth giving this meat choice a try in anything they have. The true star though was the Adobada tacos. They were amazing. There was tons of meat with so much flavor. These were the best Adobada I've ever had anywhere. I think the highs were very high but the lows were just as low. They have decent salsas but if you can't take a good bit of heat you won't be able to handle even the weakest one. Definitely worth checking out.

This Mexican place is 100% authentic! The tacos were so simple yet so flavorful. My favorite was…read morethe chorizo which has a nice char to the meat. They also have three salsa to enjoy. The habanero was nice but my favorite was the red salsa that was Smokey and hot. The menu was very simple and it was quick to order. If you do come around lunch time expect to wait a bit as it gets very busy around then.

Too bad for another IF business. They were excellent.. then they let kids run the place. Food is…read moretasteless, the portions are unreliable, and the restaurant is dirty.

Burritos are absolute . Asada will be in the rotation. Plenty of seating too. Don't skip the…read moreMexican drinks

The food was ok, nothing special. We got steak tacos and they were super fatty and chewy. Maybe…read moreother meats would be better.

The NICEST people (I think family) run this place. It is AUTHENTIC Mexican food. There is a buffet,…read morebut you just order homemade tamales and street tacos separate so you can have them fresh. And OMG they are DELICIOUS. I love supporting businesses like this, because it's local, authentic, and amazing food. We were spoiled the entire time we were there. It's not fancy at all, but you are treated like family the second you walk in the door. YOU HAVE TO TRY THIS PLACE. If you don't want the buffet, you can get $1 or $2 street tacos (or other things too I'm sure). I can't wait to go again. Mexican food is my FAVORITE.

That place is so good. My favorite Mexican restaurant. Everyone in my party loved the food and…read moredrink. I tried shrimp ceviche and really liked it. The service was excellent.

Agave Grill Parking and exterior: ample parking, the lame…read morelooking exterior really does an injustice to the interior. Don't be fooled it's actually pretty good. Waiters: decent, maybe understaffed Food: well seasoned, decent portions Cost: it's a little on the pricey side and average dish is $14-18$ Bathrooms: adequate but single person only. Interior ambience is awesome. It kinda has a Mexican vineyard/casita sorta vibe. It being so unassuming from the outside I'd never stop by before this time and can say I am pleasantly surprised by the interior, the front entrance is a little cramped, but has some Mexican tropical plant vibes going on, with some pretty interesting plants. Although spiky, so be watchful of the kiddos. Pleasantly surprised by the decor as the outside is pretty lame. Upon entry, you greeted with a delightful aroma, which is always a plus in a restaurant, a good sign that the food is going to be tasty! The bad: The chips and salsa are not bottomless. The salsa is extremely watery and very hard to eat. Although the flavor is really good you have to sip or drink it to find that out as the seasoning is in the liquid. It really defeats the purpose of chips and salsa if you ask me and I am pretty annoyed by that. It's also not very shareable friendly that way. But if you want the easiest eating experience with it with the full flavor of the salsa broth I t's easier to take a drink of salsa and then eat a chip, again pretty annoying. The beans are also on the loose side almost watery, the color is unappetizing, but flavor is decent, you can taste the lard I believe and it is well salted, sticks to the chip a whole lot easier than the salsa at the very least. Less flavorful than the salsa though. The price, $28 plus tip for the Molcajete dish I felt wasn't necessary worth it. It was big enough to share but it felt more like a $19-20 dish than an almost $30 one. We called ahead of time and they basically couldn't understand what we were saying, English Spanish barrier. The good: Lemon slice for water was very generous, usually that's a skimpy item, not sure if that was a fluke or not. They have the good sonic style ice as well! The ambiance was nice. Delicious food. We had the Molcajete. The sizzling Molcajete stays hot the whole meal. A combination of well seasoned chorizo, chicken, beef, shrimp, onions and peppers swimming in their juices, the flavor of the chorizo permeating throughout the dish. It had a well seasoned great flavor and the meats were all tender and not overcooked. It also came with grilled green onions and grilled cactus, which both were a delight. There was 8 tortillas and two of us eating, just enough for one taco of each meat and plenty left over for combining with the beans and rice, Probably the best pico around, a little heavier on the cilantro than most places, your mileage may very. Although you don't get a ton of meat for what you are paying for. Just a taste of each for two basically. The side plate of guac, pico, rice and beans was on the light side for sharing. Overall I would go back and give it another try.

Great service from server, music was pretty good and it was quiet not overly packed. Food was…read moregreat and delicious. Price was ok and not sure what it is for everyone else. They charged an extra fer to make it a flavored margarita which was surprising, wish she would of said there would be by other than that everything was awesome. Good night and music.

Came here for their jazz night and ended up ordering dinner. It was a busy night, but service was…read morepretty good. I ordered a glass of wine, and the wine was good, but the glass was dirty. My second glass of wine was much better. Staff would do well to check the wine glasses before they put anything in them. Their chips and salsa were generous, good, but nothing to write home about. I also ordered their shrimp Enchiladas with green sauce and that was the best thing of the evening. The green sauce was tasty without being overpoweringly spicy and the shrimp was cooked well and not overdone. Portion was generous in the rice and beans were tasty. The rest of my party all enjoyed their meals and so I would guess that any issues I may have had were a result of being busy and possibly slightly understaffed. Overall, this was a good experience, and I would definitely return! They have a great crowd for the jazz night, and I think it's fantastic that they are having this kind of entertainment in a small town.