We had a great experience at Plata! Bianca was so friendly…read moreand attentive. The fish tacos were fresh and flavorful, and the fresh-squeezed grapefruit margarita was absolutely delicious. We'll definitely be back!

Still one of the best Chicken Mole dishes that I've had outside of Oaxaca (and Guelaguetza)! The…read moremole is so tasty and the Mary's chicken is huge and great quality. Service is still great, inside ambience and people watching is great; sitting outside enjoying good weather is also lovely. Happy hour daily from 2-6. They have an extensive drinks list that's not represented on the regular menu; make sure to get it to see all the mezcals they offer.

Ordered the birria tacos with cilantro and onion along with the consommé. There is also a salsa bar…read morewhich was a great addition to the meal. Would highly recommend this place for anyone visiting the area

This spot has to be serving some of my favorite tacos on this side of town. Credit goes to my…read morefriend Leslie, who has been raving about this place for ages. I finally stopped in for lunch and left already planning my next visit, it was that good! The restaurant is small, cozy, and filled with locals. It's the kind of place that has me dusting off my Spanish when it's time to order (which is usually a pretty good sign). The staff is incredibly friendly and despite my lack of fluency in a language I really should have mastered by now....we always make it work. If I had to make a simple recommendation, come for the tacos. The homemade tortillas are some of the freshest I've had around town and make every protein shine. On my visit, I tried the carnitas and al pastor tacos and while both were excellent, the carnitas were the standout for me. I'd happily come back for those alone. A solid carnitas tacos with their classic toppings and again, the fresh tortilla is what makes this spot standout from the others nearby.

Ok every taco I ever consume I compare to Tacos805 in Simi. I compare the flavor and the service…read more(both of which are excellent). While bad ass did have tasty tacos, the service was not so great. When I walked in, I was treated as if why are you here and what do you want? I even spoke in Spanish because I am bilingual. She just stared and blinked. Do not plan on returning. I wonder if the owners are aware how poor the service is.

If half stars were a thing, I'd give these guys 3.5 stars. (Was on a work trip and yelped to find…read moresome food recs... and landed here. ) 1. 3 Breakfast Tacos item- good protein options. I got 1 lechon/carnitas, and 2 chorizo. (He was nice enough to let me have 2 choices. ) Flour or corn tortillas. These were decent. The egg was meh, but there were diced potatoes. The 3 tacos were good for me. Didn't come with anything else. Both meats were good. 2. Breakfast chilaquiles - added steak. These were good. You had the option of green or red sauce. We would come back.

I can't believe I let so much time go by before coming back. I was craving tacos on Taco Tuesday…read moreand remembered how much I always enjoyed Los Agaves. I'm so glad I came back--it reminded me why this has been one of my favorite local restaurants for years. From the moment we walked in, Sammy took great care of us. We wanted to sit at the bar, and she made sure we got seats right away. Throughout our visit, she was friendly, attentive, and genuinely made us feel welcome. Service like that makes a great meal even better. The tacos were absolutely outstanding--fresh, flavorful, and every bit as good as I remembered. And the margaritas? Still some of the best around. It's hard to beat great tacos, an excellent margarita, and top-notch service all in one place. Sometimes you forget just how good a restaurant is until you go back, and that's exactly what happened to me. Los Agaves hasn't missed a beat. Great food, great drinks, and outstanding people. I

Food was a 5. Also some of the best guacamole I've ever had. The concept of wait to be seated,…read morethen order at a counter after you're seated, then they may bring you chips and salsa 7 mins after a person who sat down after you and got them right away...hard pass. Service... if you like no follow through and people who can't look at you while speaking to you, maybe it's for you. None of the soda fountain was working, they knew about it, and multiple people said they'd bring me the soda I paid for, and it never happened. Back to the counter to get a refund. You'd think if they knew sodas weren't streaming they'd either stop letting people purchase or refund proactively. They don't. Bizarre concept, will never be back. Plenty of Mexican places with great service and food.

Good food , very tasty . Service is good…read more Ambiance is nice , outside seating with flowers and bushes makes it special .

We brought a party of 11 for a Mother's Day evening dinner and I must say that the food was really…read moregood. The service wasn't that great and I think it's possibly because they were overextended on Mother's Day trying to take care of everybody. Our Server was a college age person that got the drinks wrong, we asked for straws he forgot to bring them back, ask for water that took 20 minutes when we got the bills, they were all mixed up. My Wife and I are going to come back again just the two of us because we thought the food was really good and I'm sure that it will be much better next time with the customer service.

Food looks great, but margs need work! Fresh lime juice would make a really positive impact…read more Will come back for the food and beer and amazing salsa!!

OK, can I start this five star review with the margaritas? The albondigas soup? Maybe, but really…read moreit's the waiters. I haven't seen them in at least 15 years, when were they last at Whizens. Nothing has changed, they're still magnificent! So is the food. It would be hard to have a bad experience here. The margaritas are really spectacular and in every other restaurant, I would order salad as my starter, but here I will always order the albondegas soup! I'm very happy to rediscover you guys!

We live down the street and love being able to walk here. I stick with the basics which is the…read morebreakfast burritos and an off the menu San Diego style burrito with carne asada, guac, and pico. Reminds me of college. Parking can suck when it's busy so be aware. Our favorite thing is that the pizza joint next door has a huge TV so we can get our Mexican food fix and watch a game from Esquina's patio. They also do a happy hour so it's been 4 dollar beers, and 3 dollar tacos. Can't beat that deal. But this is another one of those places that doesn't advertise it on their website which is why it's NEVER busy for happy hour.

I was having my car serviced at the VW dealer which is across the street, so I stopped in here for…read morelunch. It was pretty empty when I arrived, just before noon, but it got busy very quickly as the lunch crowd came in. After I placed my order they provided me with chips and salsa. The taco was very crunchy with adequate amounts of cheese and lettuce. The chile relleno was filled with cheese, and really good as well. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and would come back again.

Service? 10/10 The people? 11/10…read more The FOOD? 100000/ 10 Great space, amazing food, and a good atmosphere!! We watched the World Cup and enjoyed many rounds of their delicious horchata. Will be back very soon!!

We are so fortunate to have Blue Agave here in Agoura Hills…read more It has become our go-to lunch spot. Not only is the taste and feeling very authentic, it's transporting! The staff is super friendly and the homemade salsa and chips slap!

Great!! Great food. Great Margaritas…read more. Great people!! I specifically love their soup.

"Sancho"--a name whispered with a grin or a wink, often referring to the side piece, the other…read moreperson, the indulgence you're not supposed to talk about. And in a way, that's exactly what El Sancho Cantina is: an escape. A secret. A little taste of something else. Whether you slide in for lunch, happy hour, or dinner, El Sancho is where you come to cheat on your routine. Tucked into Thousand Oaks, it's a getaway hidden in plain sight. Sit at the bar, let the cool breeze drift through, and allow the Spanish ballads to work their magic. For a moment, you'll forget where you are--and believe you've wandered into a dreamy cantina somewhere deep in Mexico. Start with the "El Viejo"--their riff on an Old Fashioned. Let the applewood smoke swirl above the glass as you lean in. The aroma hits first, then the deep flavors of añejo tequila and Mexican whiskey settle in with smooth confidence. Sip slow. This isn't a race--it's a seduction. If you're looking for something a little lighter--a healthy balance between indulgence and intention--try the two taco plate with the green salad substitution. I went for one Potato taco, one Shredded Chicken taco, and swapped out the rice and beans for a salad of mixed greens and cucumber, dressed with balsamic vinaigrette and a squeeze of fresh lime. The flavors were bright, clean, and satisfying. I walked away full--but not heavy. If I was meeting my Sancha after, I could've easily gone for a stroll. Maybe even dessert. But don't let me lead you down the wrong path--the tacos and cocktails are already all the temptation you need. And if that post-lunch lull starts to creep in, fight back with the "El Cafecito"--a soulful wake-up call of Licor 43, Kahlúa, cold brew coffee, and chocolate bitters. My personal pick over an espresso martini--bold, smooth, and unapologetically delicious. So yes, you might be cheating on SoCal for an hour with Mexico vibes, but El Sancho doesn't judge. In fact, it invites you back--with open arms, a strong pour, and just the right amount of trouble.

We absolutely loved this place and my sister and her husband eat there quite a bit. The service is…read moreamazing. We had Leo and he is so awesome and a riot. The food is absolutely amazing especially their mole sauce and their enchiladas.

Undoubtedly the worst food and house margarita we have ever encountered…read more The service was very nice and attentive. We ordered the house margarita and it was made with a syrup of some kind that was so sweet we had to ask if it was mistakenly mad as strawberry margarita. It wasn't. Undrinkable. The chips were made an unidentifiable oil that left a taste in your mouth. The vegetables in the Fajitas were cooked in the same oil that ruined their taste The chicken in the granitas was the only thing not cooked in this oil and therefore edible. We have lived in the area for years and the previous owners of this location also had underwhelming food. Honestly this was the worst margarita and food we have been served for several years.