Agave Mexican Restaurant

This location and the sister locations are not serving alcohol currently. Not that it's necessary, but a nice margarita or michelada is certainly nice! Not being able to serve alcohol must be impacting business as we were the only two in the place at lunch time. Fair amount of parking. Nice decor. Service was ok. Food was ok. Not the best, but ok.

Stopped in for a beverage, looking for an authentic Mexican margarita. It was ok but a bit to sweet and sugary. Had to try my first Modelo which was pretty good. All the food coming out of kitchen looked good and I'll be back to try it!

Agave must have lost their liquor license some months back and they still don't have it back. Their food today was not good. Salsa was watery and chips were stale. My usual Shrimp Popeye, the shrimp was not the usual size - today the shrimps were small and rubbery. The Mexican rice was not good either and I'm not sure how you can screw that up. Will not go back for now. Wait staff seemed like we were an inconvenience. If I could rate it a zero I would.

First time we came was about a year ago; all was great. Last 2 times this year were not. They lost their liquor license, which has no affect on the food, however, ever since the food and service have completely changed. Poor service. Very bad food- stale taco shells, overcooked tortilla chips, hard flour tortillas, undercooked enchiladas... 5 of us went and no one liked their meal. Shame. Will not be returning.

Food was excellent when they opened. Last time I was there the food was awful!!!!!!!!!! I sat at the table with tears in my eyes because I had to waste money on that garbage. It's really sad, you had a good thing going then went to shit.

Not what you expect in South Haven, MN. Love the atmosphere, the food was amazing, and the margaritas were exceptional!!!!The bacon and jalapeño queso - OMG so good!!! Definitely will be back.

Place was great until they lost their liquor license. We haven't been back since, and it doesn't look like very many other people have either. Too bad. We needed this kind of restaurant around here.

$20 - 13.39= $6.61 ... cashier said, "Change?" and handed me (6) $1 dollar bills. With people behind me I accepted it, went & left a tip and left. I didn't realize until down the road that he hadn't even attempted to give me the correct change. When the cash register does the math for you, how do you get that wrong? That was how the meal ended, but began with cold chips and watery salsa. The mixed meat in the fajitas was gristly (inedible) and bland, paired with cheap, tasteless rice. Not worth the wait or price.

Was this a diner for many many many years before it became Mexican? If it is we always stopped here for breakfast on our way up north back in the sixties.