Cool place but seriously.... we asked for our food to be boxed (before it came out mind you) and this is how they gave us our kale salad - NO DRESSING NO LOVE- basically here's some kale and two slices of avocado for $11.50- lame- we had two Korean tacos and three tinga chicken tacos- spent about $75 if we add our split checks together. I do not complain about money, Oak steakhouse and Kayne Prime are two of my favorites and eat there regularly - don't think I'll come back again- service absolutely was horrible except the host - bigger dark dude- he was cool. read more

Saint Añejo - Cocktail Bars Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Saint Anejo was recommended by a couple we met at our hotel, so we decided to check it out for lunch. They said it was their favorite of the M-Street restaurants. It was located downtown in the Gultch which is a trendy area that was walking distance from the Omni. We really liked it. It had a cool vibe and the food was delicious. All of the ingredients were very fresh. What I liked the best is you could eat healthy here and everything wasn't fattening and greasy like a lot of Mexican restaurants. It's a great find for a meal or even just for some margaritas! read more

A place to see and be seen. And lots and lots of beautiful people (watching). Saint Anejo has a great drink selection and good food. The portions are mid size because Beautiful people can't have too many calories but food is well made and usually has good seasoning. The free valet makes it easy if your Uber/Lyft is too expensive and you're not going to be drinking. Expect a wait but seems to turn over fairly often. The bar is big and has open seating. read more

Saint Añejo - Cocktail Bars Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Up beat place, cool decor. Huge bar, really awesome knowledgeable bartenders who like to get creative with drinks! Didn't get any food this time but drinks were really good and the salsa is bomb! read more

I came to Saint Anejo based on a recommendation by 3 close friends. The food was very average, but the restaurant has a cool vibe. Overall, I think it's a trendy spot in Nashville, but I was underwhelmed by the food. read more

AMAZING!!! We are in town for a celebration trip and stumbled upon this place. The queso is to die for and the pitcher of margaritas is the way to go. We came for brunch and I can't recommend it enough. We had the horchata French toast and the chorizo scramble and both were delicious. Do yourself a favor and come here!! read more

Sometimes, we find ourselves spending hours, days, or even years walking under stars that cry nothing but the blackest tears. Lights merely burn like fire. You wish a tide could swallow every inch of the city, but it hasn't, and it won't. When you feel as though you have walked for too long, take a trip to Saint Anejo -- for it bears the potion to heal you. I believe the wizard who found me was the manager (the debonair gentleman that always made sure to check in). Embrace yourself with some crispy, Hot Chicken and Waffles (with secret spice and drizzled cream cheese), sweet Horchata French Toast (cinnamon whip on challah), guacamole, and a few drinks. Take a moment and allow them flow through your veins. Saint Anejo runs a brunch special which offers 2-for-1 cocktails, and they are as stiff as a board! This means you can have six drinks for the price of three, or four drinks for the price of two (with six drinks worth of booze!). Now, it may not remedy the infirmity on your behalf, but surely restore you to a state of wholeness -- you will walk out better than you were before the ailment found you. Only then will you find that the darkness only subsists in your mind. Saint Anejo was the only casual dining restaurant I bookmarked, and it has done me better than most of the fine dining restaurants I visited. Sir Wizard takes good care of the place, and he will take good care of you! Thank you, Saint Anejo, for sending me back to California with a healing I'll never forget. read more

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Stopped with family for a last meal (lunch) together before we went our separate ways after a nearby wedding. We initially attempted Whiskey Kitchen but the music was so obnoxiously loud we couldn't hear each other talk while sitting together at a booth. We asked for the volume to be turned down but the staff not only ignored our request but said "it's a bar" as an excuse. I guess the extensive food menu, all the customers there eating and the word "Kitchen" in the business name were all a figment of my imagination... We left and in the process of choosing another lunch venue I spotted this place around the corner. (As it turns out, it has the same owner as WK which is why I've included the above comments.) I swung in for a quick loudness check and seeing they maintain a music volume which caters to customers who like to actually speak with each other (instead of having to yell from inches apart) I recommended it to the others and in we went. The interior was big, open and very relaxing. The staff saw me come back in with the rest of my group of 6 and were courteous enough to immediately turn the music down even further. (I'd mentioned the volume issue when I first spoke with the manager/hostess.) On the food front the nacho's tasted very fresh and both the green and red salsa's were super tasty. I ordered the chicken enchiladas with salsa verde and that came with a side of rice and beans. The others ordered a variety of items from across the menu. I should note the food was all typical Americanized versions seen on most Mexican restaurant menus across the US. But we had no complaints at all, everyone enjoyed their choices. Our server was prompt and extremely pleasant, as were all the staff, the food was very good and the overall experience was enjoyable. I didn't pick up the tab so I can't comment on pricing. read more

It's a sceney (but not dressy; there's a difference) place to get some grub, have a drink and stare at some of the prettiest folks in town. It's in the Gulch. It's not old Nashville. It suits the neighborhood. It... is what it is. I think when patronizing an MStreet restaurant (particularly in The Gulch) you have to accept some things in order to have a good time. You need to realize the truth of everything I wrote above. You need to understand what it is you're walking into. This isn't your abuelo's taqueria. This isn't a fast, casual eatery suitable for flip-flops and bed head. You're not in Antioch. Again, it is what it is. Once you're at peace with this, I think it's hard not to have a good time. My version of an agua fresca whilst at SA is a hibiscus margarita. It's refreshing, not too sweet and very drinkable. Don't mix your boozes. You're at a Mexican(ish) restaurant. Tequila. Mezcal. Stay in these circles. Get a margarita on. Our server was quite polite, engaging and well-acquainted with the menu. I didn't have any of the issues discussed in other reviews. I didn't go at a bustling time (a Thursday evening) so maybe that had something to do with it? My party never had to wait for food, drinks, service, or the check. We even got in to a conversation with the bar staff. Everyone was very friendly. Maybe it's due to the fact that it wasn't very busy? I don't know. What I do know is that I had no complaints. I was with a New Yorker and she instantly picked up on what SA was putting down. I know a lot of people take umbrage with the wave of 'outsiders' bringing such a different flavor to Nashville's landscape without trying to first fit in to what's already here. I get it. I hear you. But, from my recollections of The Gulch (way before it was The Gulch), I think whatever you put here has to fit what it has become. I would never classify The Gulch as a very 'Nashville' neighborhood, therefore it doesn't bother me that it's populated by businesses that don't feel very 'Nashville.' Does that make sense? Population issues aside, as mentioned earlier, this is a nice spot to get some urbanized Tex-Mex. My chimichanga was the truth. It was a hoss of a cheese, chorizo and smoked chicken beast. It took a lot of effort to eat it (I wouldn't order it unless you're very hungry and have a big appetite) but eat it, I did... and I enjoyed every minute of it. I'd come back with a group of folks -- but I also know what I'm coming for. Do your homework and enjoy the ride. read more

Hate to be the burden of bad news but it is not that great. Went to go eat at Kayne Prime but no reservation and nothing available the rest of the night on a Tuesday, I guess next time will make a reservation. Anyways head up the street to Saint Anejo's did not know it was new. Pretty cool build out of the space nice job! The issue is the drinks are really not that good wife orders the Oaxacan old fashion and I had the Margarita Casa Perfecta was recommended as the better one. Hers was all ice not much in it and very sweet although the server indicated all drinks below the skulls where less sweet, mine was just a mess of a margarita. The food I hate to say it but I can get better tacos off a taco truck in Los Angeles and I am being serious one of my favorites taco trucks is El Gallito but just yelp Taco Trucks when in LA any can make better tacos than Saint Anejo's The plus was the server was really nice and good hospitality, she really could not answer though when I asked her how the margarita was prepared she kind of gave me a weird look that was when I just said give me the Casa Perfecta. I could have seen if I asked her for scratched made margarita. Will probably do ok in Nashville would probably never make in LA. read more

Great bar, friendly wait staff & bartenders! The margaritas are excellent. It was Taco Tuesday so I felt obligated to get on the Taco Train and was not disappointed! Give it a try if you like classic Mexican and Tex Mex influenced cuisine. read more

Saint Añejo - Cocktail Bars Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Went last night AND...... Pros: The ambiance was really nice The cocktails were very good , but pricey The lobster taco was worth the money Cons: 1)Some of the waitress's need a Spanish lesson to learn how to pronounce the menu items correctly. 2) the price of the menu items are just way OVERPRICED . I could understand if we were not in a town with a Mexican restaurant or taco stand on EVERY corner . However we are. So if your charging over $11 for shrimp enchiladas they better be off the chain. These were good but dang I could have gone to cheuy's for this. don't get me wrong I understand rent In the gulch is expensive ( even thought I'm thinking they own the property ) but hell give me a reason to come back and drop $180 on a Mexican meal. Rick Bayless does it well , Saint anejo does not. 3) stay away from the fundido, over price and you will receive a 3rd degree burn from the pot . Which is going to burn most of the cheese to the bottom of the pan anyway. Wow epic fail 4) the desserts suck major , what was suppose to be tres leches was .......a parfait? A trifel ? A banana pudding minus the banana , sub mango and 3 blueberries? What ever it was suppose to be it was not tres leches. Good tres leches should be so sweet you feel your front teeth rot out with each spoonful and you drink a gallon of water after each bite . This was not it . The churros were made from the same dough as profiteroles and had wow factor but no taste factor . I was waiting for that crispy fried dough taste but was let down like a blind date. Side note : the caramel sauce which was authentic dulce de leche was awesome . I ate the entire thing with my finger. Conclusion Dress up and have some great drinks and 2 tacos and if they ever have a happy hour jump on it . Other than that , I will see you at the taqueria on nolensville rd read more

I am giving this 4 stars because I WANT this place to succeed. I love the concept, the atmosphere, and good mexican food with an even better margarita. I went within a week of it opening, which is always hit or miss. My experience: I thought the food was great. I would recommend the nachos, which are delicious and a great amount of food for what you pay. The variety of salsas they bring out are also really good. The decor and vibe were awesome. Apparently there is also a tequila library upstairs which I am sad I missed. The drinks. This is my main issue with the restaurant, so I am hoping desperately that someone at M Street reads this and considers the suggestion. The margaritas ring in around $12, and they are delicious. BUT, you are paying $12 for a very small glass, filled with Sonic type ice. If I wasn't paying attention, I could easily take it down in one sip. Some combination of this needs to change - keep the Sonic ice & make the glass bigger, or change the ice & keep the glass size. I realize you can say it is the same tequila pour, but it is all about perception and people in Nashville just don't want to pay $12 for a miniature margarita. I realize this is a very specific bone to pick, but that's my two cents. read more

Good stuff but not worth the price. The service is excellent--my issue relates to the ratio between the price and quantity and quality of the food and drink. $11 for a 8 oz (I think) margarita made with Luna Azul. $11 for three tacos with no sides. I think the food and drink were good, but after spending $35 plus tip I was hungry and sober. If you want to get your money's worth, go elsewhere. If you work here and are reading my review--its nothing personal. I just think that for the price that you charging is outrageous. For $11 I would expect to get more than 1.5 oz of a middle shelf tequila with 3 oz of lime juice and 3.5 oz of ice. Yes, your tortillas are home made and tasty, but give me some rice and beans with those tacos! read more

I'll admit I had only been here for drinks before and I kind of didn't want to like it because it seemed full of see and be seen DBs honestly. However, I finally came here to eat and found that I just couldn't NOT like it because it was pretty freaking good. When you come here, just know that you are going to have to wait if it is during peak hours. We were on board with that as we wanted to have some time to have cocktails. So we went to the upstairs bar which is tucked away and often less packed than the one upstairs. Tip: you can eat there at the bar or at the tables if you manage to snag one. We didn't want to do that so we just waited. So we had the Del Diablo No. 2 and it was everything I thought it could be. Somewhat sweet thanks to the strawberry, but spicy thanks to the jalapeño. Aw yeah, this was the shit. For a minute I felt like I was back in Texas - I do so love a spicy cocktail. This was my favorite. However, the La Conquista made with passion fruit and habanero syrup was also delicious. You cannot go wrong with these drinks. As for the food, I was pleasantly surprised. We had the ceviche which was on point. I wish more places around here had ceviche because it is so fresh and light. We had Korean Barbacoa which short rib and kimchi and it was great. Reminded me of the old Korean barbecue stand we had over in North Nashville there for a while. (Sigh, I miss that place.) We also had the pork belly tacos which were also good, but not as good as those Korean tacos. For a side we had the mac and chorizo. I think that's all I really need to say because OMFG yes...yes...yes...this is legit. I think I could eat this every day. Hot sauce is on the table so you can spice it up since you know Nashville folks just don't make it spicy enough (except for the hot chicken, that's spicy enough...). Overall, I really enjoyed it at Saint Añejo and want to come back and try the brunch too. Come for the cocktails, stay for the food! read more

Cute spot, very slow service, average food. Took an hour and a half for one drink and burrito. Had to find the bartender to be served.

This was the worst Mexican restaurant I've ever been to before in my life. My mom and I went during lunch time and were one of the other three groups there. First, they messed up my order when I asked for dressing on the side. My mom's tacos were bland and the topping portions were embarrassingly small. They also gave her flour tortillas instead of corn. We ordered a side of the lime salt fries but they were tasted like McDonald's fries at best. They didn't have any hint of lime and looked like they were just thrown in a bowl and dashed with seasoning. Not worth six dollars. Our waitress was not that good. My mom asked for another side if queso (because the amount they gave her was absolutely minuscule) and the waitress never got it for her. In the crazy hustle and bustle of two other tables, she must have forgot. This place is horrible and we don't plan on ever coming back. Maybe they should spend more money on making the food and staff stellar as opposed to making the decor look amazing. The appearance of the restaurant is quite deceiving. If I could this place zero stars, I would. read more

I wish I could give you a 4, Saint Anejo.. But I was just so underwhelmed with my experience. We arrived on a Thursday evening for dinner and were seated promptly, yay! I had the Rosemary margarita and for $10 it was tiny, but very good. Great ginger flavor in it from the ginger beer and the tequila wasn't really even tasted. We ordered the guac for a steep $12 woah! For a little bowl of guac I was kind of surprised. The salsa was decent but pretty hot. If you aren't into spicy, you are going to have a hard time here. My dining partner was on the sensitive side and was not loving all of the spice. The hot chicken tacos were recommended by the waitress, but I just thought they were ok... Fried chicken with some sauce. The rice was a little undercooked as well. I would come again because I like the aesthetic but I would just be more decisive in my ordering. read more

My boyfriend and I are both from Southern California, so our standard for mexican food is pretty high and there are a few locations in town (Mas Tacos Por Favor and Rosepepper) that we regularly haunt. That said, when we heard about Saint Anejo, we were really excited. The service was exceptional. We were cared for intently by our wait staff and genuinely treated. Like some of the other reviews have said, our drinks never went dry and every need we had was tended to. The food was good. Not phenomenal, but good. We started with the guacamole. The presentation was wonderful; deliciously mashed guac with a bed of pico peppered on top. However, the taste was lacking. I even asked for some salt to dance up the dish. For our main course, I ordered the chicken enchiladas and my boyfriend ordered the chicken nachos. The nachos was the definite winner of the evening. In fact I ate more of my boyfriend's food than my own. My enchiladas were good, but not great. There was a lack of spice that was replaced with copious amounts of cheese (and I really like cheese). Overall, a wonderful experience. However, I don't see myself running back. read more

The food would get 3 stars but the service always brings it back down to a 2 for me. All three times I've been to Saint anejo my order has been wrong. This time, the waiter put the wrong salad in. When it came out and told him, he seemed confused but nicely enough went to get the corrected salad. Second salad comes out, un dressed, with no dressing on the side. The waiter seemed not to believe me when I told him it was not dressed, taking the bowl and closely inspected it like he didn't believe me, then returned with a side of dressing. My first experience at St Anejo after waiting an hour for a table we then waited 1.5 hours for our casa salad with salmon. Management gave no acceptable explanation. Neither time was the salad comped. At $15 a shitty salad, I would expect to be comped after 2 mistakes. Maybe just don't order a salad here? Margs, queso and sangria were all good but still over priced. Atmosphere only thing keeping this place alive. read more

Pretty good brunch, I was expecting the food to be excellent based on price and reviews but it could have been much better. Service and environment was great!! read more

This review is solely of the "Tequila Library" on the second floor as I attended a social event there recently. This review is not of the restaurant itself below or of the food besides that which was supplied for the event. So, I really, really dig the Tequila library. What I liked about it: - The paintings, drawings, and decor surrounding the bar in the library and the just astonishing amount of fine tequila behind the bar were immediate hits. - The staircase leading up made you feel as though you were going to a VIP section of some upscale Latin American drug lords kingdom. I dug this. Hey, I'm a suburban white boy by birth and everybody wanted to be Tony Montoya... you know you did. - The intimacy of the upstairs. It is quiet (hey, it's a library!) and comfortably small. You wouldn't send 60+ people up there. But, for your group of 10-50, this is a great venue. The chips, salsa, guacamole and cheese dip were really good. And, I'm a harsh critic of queso. Theirs was pretty damn fantastic especially mixed with an enjoying chip full of guacamole. I could see this being a cool spot for a bachelor party night kicking off. Or, maybe a business deal to go down. Or, finally I was also thinking if you wanted to do a team/department event (assuming the department/team at your company is less than 50ish). Highly recommend the Tequila Library as a possible event spot. read more

Best fajitas I've ever had. Wow! They were so good. I could not recommend them more. Everyone I was with loved their food, it was a great experience. Will be going back! read more

Had some friends coming into town and needed a place to get drinks and food before heading out for the night. We got there after 9pm, so there was no wait on a Friday. The salsa is soooo good. I think the only thing preventing us from eating it super fast was that it was a bit spicy. But that's a good thing. We also got a pitcher of red sangria. It was tasty to me, but very sweet. If you don't like it sweet this sangria is not for you. Two friends got tacos and loved them. Another got a quesadilla and thought it was one of the best quesadillas she had. I got the chimichanga and it was seriously delicious. That cheese sauce? YES. Now I just need to find more reasons to go here to eat... read more

The ambiance of this place made it seem like it was going to be great. But, far from it. We sat at the bar because we were pretty hungry and there was a 30 minute wait for a table for 2. I'm ok with that. The bartender that greeted us first seemed nice, we always start with water, and then peruse the drink menu to decide what else to drink. Well, she brought us our waters as well as the customary complimentary cops & salsa.... And disappeared. We got no menus, no any thing else, no refill on my empty water ... Until 15 minutes later, another bartender finally looked over and said hey are you girls doing ok? Um, no. We need menus and more water. So he did that. We FINALLY got to place drink orders and ordered the queso to tide us over while we determine what we wanted for dinner. But never got the chance to order it because they forgot about us again. I was so ready to just walk out. And I could have. I'm not from the area and will NEVER go back there in future visits. A food review - the chips were ok. Warm and crispy and not exceedingly salty, the tomatillo salsa - eh; regular salsa - ok, I suppose. The queso with green chilis was super thin.... Tasted ok, just, really liquidy.... read more

My friends and I came here for brunch. Thankfully they take reservations so we didn't have to wait. But if you make reservations, be sure to call ahead of time because they only take so many reservations per day. We got the chile con queso and guac for the table - both really good! My boyfriend and I had a side of the jalapeno cornbread + queso chorizo - amazing! Just writing about it made my mouth water. We got the short rib benedict which was the best benedict there in my opinion. I was scraping the sauces off my plate. We also got the hot chicken and waffles with the jalapeno vanilla syrup - absolutely delicious! We tried the mezcal maple syrup but weren't a fan - it was a little too smokey. We loved our meal so much we came back again and ordered the same thing the next month. read more

Saint Añejo - Cocktail Bars Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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The staff was fantastic, super attentive, but let's be fair... we don't go to restaurants for good service, we want good food! It was mediocre at best, which is disappointing since we waited 2 hours to get a table. Save yourself the time and money, Nashville has better food options. read more

Brunch at a Mexican restaurant and tequila bar? Sure, why not. On a weekend morning, Saint Anejo has a pleasant atmosphere. Complimentary valet at the door takes away the hassle of Gulch parking. The brunch here is more low-key and less crowded than other Nashville favorites (looking at you, Tavern and Biscuit Love), so expect to wait only a few minutes. If the weather's nice, definitely opt for the outdoor seating. Moving on to food: the brunch drink menu is on point, and at 2-for-1, you practically can't say no. The food options are a little less impressive; frankly, I'd hoped to see more unconventional dishes and more creativity, though this place seems heavy on traditional takes on standard options like omelets, eggs, burritos/tacos, etc. There are a few gems in there, though: the horchata french toast is wonderfully rich, and the steak diabla (while definitely too light on the 'diabla') is very well prepared. Decent atmosphere, good service, and the food was nice, but nothing I'd really call memorable or a game-changer. Saint Anejo might be worth a try, but it's probably not a place I'll frequent. read more

Amazing food, incredible drinks, and great service. Visited in from NY and left with a full stomach and slightly tipsy read more

Saint Añejo - Amazing food, incredible drinks, and great service. Visited in from NY and left with a full stomach and slightly tipsy - Cocktail Bars Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Likely, the most ignorant and rude bartenders on the planet. We showed up around 2:00 pm on a Saturday (after lunch rush), 90% of the tables in the restaurant were vacant but we were told there would be a 1 hour wait, so we went to the bar for a cocktail. There were 6 people in our party and only enough seats for 4 of us. So 2 of us decided to stand and allow the others to sit. The female bartender with the purple/red hair dye would only serve the individuals sitting in a seat. After 1 hour of musical chairs at the bar, we were finally seated and ordered additional drinks and food. $450 for Mexican food, poorly made margaritas and rude behavior from the bartender was enough for me to decide to never go back or ever recommend this place. read more

Oh boy, my first outing in Nashville! Here on a business trip, I went out with a group of coworkers. I'm not sure how many seats were reserved, but our party gradually grew to 30+ over the first hour. Seating was handled well--tables and seats were added to our chain quickly and easily. The ambience was great! It felt trendy, new, clean and overall a great place to meet with friends. It's a little loud for date night, but my SO and I tend to end up at sports bars anyways, so to each his/her own. Prices are high--most of the drinks are around $10. They are strong enough, but service was pretty slow at times. The staff did a great job refilling water, though, which I really appreciated. The red sangria was pretty weird--I was expecting something at least a little sweet. The other drink I got featured Tito's vodka, which as a native Austinite, I thoroughly enjoyed. :) We ordered a number of appetizers, which were pretty good. The free chips and salsa provided while we waited for or orders included three types of dipping options--two red and one green. They came in tiny containers that we ran out of pretty quickly. I know they're complimentary, but it made for an awkward situation because everyone was too polite to eat much for fear of depriving someone else at the table. The guacamole and other paid appetizers were good and plentiful. Our servers did a FANTASTIC job doing the billing for us. Despite us switching seats to chat with other people in the group, by the time we were politely ushered out to make room for the next reservation, we were all provided with accurate, separate checks (with a 21% service charge--usually I see just 18% for larger parties but it was certainly earned.) I still don't know how they did it because I never saw a single notepad. read more

Yet another chicken and waffles triumph in Nashville! I've discovered that my body lacks the ability to say no to the perfection of fried chicken served over a beautifully ironed waffle smothered in the sweet nectar of maple. Dressed in my finest flannel and toboggan, I grit my teeth as I emerged into the fierce winds of winter. The 50 foot walk from my car to the front door of Saint Anejo was arduous and biting at best, but I knew the meal would raise my spirits--and my blood pressure--when I tasted the first bite. We arrived at 10 am to avoid the rush of the hungover hipsters of Nashville that lurked in their lofts after a night of PBR, vinyl and shame. We--my wife and I--were seated promptly and our order taken even promptlier. A Bloody Mary was a must since the 2 for 1 brunch special made each only $5. They were good, not great, but I'm a Bloody Mary snob who likes too much hot sauce and pepper. I also got a cup of coffee to aid in my defrostation from the aforementioned walk from the car. The coffee had great flavor. Now for the main event: chilaquiles for the lady and chicken and waffles for the fellow. Both were fantastic! The waffle was crisp and light and the chicken crispy and moist with a hint of spice. The chilaquiles had a perfect texture and flavor. Now let's talk quantity vs. price. For where this place is located and how much food you get, this place is one of the most reasonable brunch spots in Nashville. The chicken and waffles can feed 2 normal people--or me-- and the chilaquiles fill you up for under $10. And don't forget the drink special. We walked out for under $50 with tip included. Not too shabby! I will be back, and I will get chicken and waffles again. Just remember to go early to avoid hungover hipsters, "woo" girls and bros. read more

Waitress was very rude. We ordered lobster and shrimp enchiladas and they were extremely over seasoned. I've never tasted so much pepper in my life. Our friends ordered chicken quesadillas and they arrived extremely cold to our table. I didn't think it was possible to screw up quesadillas but they made it happen. Will not be returning. read more

Came in on Sunday for a margarita or 2 and ended up having brunch. 1st I must say our server DANE was probably the BEST server i have ever had any where and that's not something I just say. DANE went out of his way to make sure we had a great time between making sure we got our right drinks and the drinks we would like , excellent recommendation I must say. DANE went well beyond his duties. Definitely will come back. My breakfast burritos was amazing. read more

Ashley was the best server! Really took care of us and went out of her way to make sure we left happy.

Disappointing. I had been salivating over Saint Anejo's menu for a while online, eager to try it out. My wife and I visited for lunch recently. I review frequently and don't leave two stars very often. Pros: * I'm not into the trendy scene, but I enjoyed the aesthetic (Mexican industrial?) feel of Saint Anejo. * The staff was friendly...save for the host. * The chips were good. * The shrimp part of my shrimp quesedilla was good. * The steak part of my wife's tacos was very good. * Cilantro cream was a great complement. Cons: * The salsas were lacking (and I am in tune with home-made/house-made salsas). This is a big deal in this theme of restaurant. There was flavor but not depth. The warm salsa did nothing for me. The pineapple (haberno?) was flat. * I knew the prices going in. But I was taken aback that the high prices didn't match the quality of the food or quantity. * No lunch menu? * What is with the plastic serving dishes? * What is with the skulls?? * What is with the low-cut tops on the servers??? * The host is not friendly. I have five kids, and I'm not looking for every restaurant to cater to my kids. I wouldn't bring my kids here for various reasons, but I also wouldn't do a business lunch here, either. There was no one thing compelling enough to make me want to go back to Saint Anejo. read more

The restaurant is pretty and clean. Cool atmosphere & vibe. The service is poor & our waitress didn't know a thing about the menu. The cocktails were delicious but the food was awful. I'm not that picky and feel like Mexican food is always just a different presentation of 5 different ingredients. However, they just don't have good food here. I tried from 4 different plates: tacos, burritos, a salad (too spicy) & enchiladas - all kinda eww. read more

$10 Cake fee (seriously?) Rude staff 2 hour wait Food was good, but overpriced. 2 for 1 drinks was the only positive. Never again. read more

If I could give zero stars I would. First I come in and try to buy a drink with a government issued DMV license and they tell me that it is not valid. The bartender was very rude and when I spoke to a manager she rolled her eyes at me bc i wanted to know why they could not accept it. I then spoke to the general manager and he told me he was not allowed to accept paper licenses. I even provided an older license that had the same personal information on it. They were very rude. We had been waiting 2 hours for a table and there were multiple tables open. And no one else Waiting. There were people coming in and getting seated before us. I did not see the bartender carding any other guest except for us. We are black of course. I came from Texas to come to this restaurant and I am so dissatisfied and disappointed. I will not come back and will never recommend. read more

I don't often review on Yelp, but felt here I had to. I've never experienced such a sad excuse for a Mexican restaurant in my life. I went for lunch and ordered 2 chicken tacos and the chorizo taco. Chicken tacos were supposed to be in a "chipotle sauce," but instead came out so oily that it required me to go wash my hands twice. Chorizo taco tasted like something out of a gas station refrigerator section. I also ordered a side of refried charro beans. Not only were they cold, but I found an area that seemed to be frozen. Those were not eaten. Our server was also terrible. We believe that she may have gone on a break with our credit card, considering we had to ask another server 15 minutes later for our cards back. Never...ever...ever go here. Bakersfield on Demonbreun in Nashville runs circles over this place. Much cheaper too. Saint Anejo...$12 for guacamole? No thanks. read more