Agava

we went here for the mac and cheese crawl last night, having never been here before, and we absolutely adored it! of course, the lobster mac and cheese was fantastic, and i also got the ‘mac attack” cocktail, which was sooo good. the ambiance is so cozy (love the decor and all the paintings). everyone, from the hostess to the server, was super friendly. we also noticed that they had a lot of house-made items (spices and even little mini bottles of margarita!) for sale, which is neat. we’re planning to come back later this week for a full dinner and we’re super excited!

Nostalgic cookings by the mighty greats served in convenient Japanese etiquette at a wealthy Southwestern manor hidden in a rustic countryside. 15 minutes walk from graduate dorms. On the creepy way are pine pine tree and a doll house. In some odd but lucky nights, moonlight will guide your way. The waitress keep asking me to put a mask on when I visit the latrine, but the bathroom is civilized and well furnished with a gentlemen’s chamber at the back. Of course, ladies mustn’t visit without a good company and a decent mean of travel, definitely not passed twilight!

Drinks were good, food was fine, service was pretty bad. Had an issue with the food, and no one ever came to check in. Our group just sat and waited for 25 mins until someone come by. When it came time to pay, the only tip options were 20-, 25- and 30%... which you had to fill out while the server was holding the iPad. If the server had a better attitude, I could don’t think I would have written this and assumed it was an off night for the kitchen.nnAlso, for the others who have been coming here for several years like me, the menu has changed and it’s disappointing. (Black bean burger is still on!)

Great, fresh food with good vegan/vegetarian options. Lively ambience, while maintaining Covid protocols with masks and table barriers.

I am confused ? Stoped here from out of town. Food and Drinks were great atmosphere was awesome. This place should be as full as it can be.