Corn Crab Bisque
Agave Mexican Grill Cantina

Agave Mexican Grill Cantina

1919 Kaliste Saloom Rd #301, 1919 Kaliste Saloom Rd Ste 301; Lafayette, LA 70508, 70508-6115, United States

Salad • Mexican • Western • Desserts


"My party of 12 walked in tonight and they were happy to serve us. They let us sit where we wanted, I chose outside for us. The lights and decor of this place is beautiful and the staff was so gracious and friendly. Our server was Valerie and she was amazing. As well as the guy that was helping her, unfortunately I did not catch his name. She got us salsa and chips for starters and as my party trickled in, she began taking our drink orders. Once we all sat, she came around for our food orders. She came out with a pitcher of water for us and set it in the middle of the tables. Cook time was fast and our food was delivered hot. She checked to see if wanted any more drinks from the bar before it was closed. She also offered us desserts before the kitchen closed. I order the brisket tamales with the Mexican flag. (Red salsa, white queso, and green salsa). It's always a hot or miss when I order tamales that are not homemade. These ones were a hit. The rice ans beans were also delicious. As we finished, she came around with each of checks and we paid. Gratuity is NOT included. And we all work for dave and busters so we made sure that Valerie was taken care of for taking care of us. She was phenomenal. A few of us mentioned that we're mexican and puerto rican and she told us she was cubana and spoke Spanish with us. It made the experience so much more memorable. We loved the service, the food and the atmosphere. 11/10."

Tides Restaurant

Tides Restaurant

4114 Jan Cooley Dr, Panama City, United States Of America, 32408

Fish • Fusion • Seafood • American


"The restaurant itself is nice. It's small but beautiful and overlooks the water. The service we had was good, but I wouldn't say it was above expectation, if anything, it was below expectation. For a restaurant that we knew we were spending over $125 at, I would expect the food to have been much better. The only things that were good were my husband's pasta, the broccolini, and my daughter's hotdog and fries. I had the $40 filet and it came out sitting on mashed potatoes (which it doesn't say there's gravy on them on the menu) and that gravy covered my steak. It was like the filet was treated like chicken fried steak. Don't get me wrong, the cut was awesome but all I could taste was the gravy and the potatoes since they were all over the bottom of my steak. I did try to wipe it off. I love a good steak and I felt like it was mistreated here. I was asked multiple times within a minute or two that the server was picking up if we wanted a box and I told her we were leaving the next day. Once would have been sufficient for that question...I had just gotten done explaining that the steak didn't meet my expectations but that I had no issue paying or anything. I just felt like the menu should be more detailed or maybe that the customers should have been notified. I thought the chef may have been newer and she corrected us and said no, this is how we always do it but I'll let him know. It just wasn't a great experience. We also got the calamari, and it was not seasoned at all. The sauce with it was almost like mayo. But, we're from Southeast Louisiana, so maybe we're just used to food with more flavor. We were not impressed at all. Food: 2 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4"

Keystone Korner

Keystone Korner

1350 Lancaster St., Baltimore, United States

Kebab • Brunch • Drinks • Chicken


"Great concept might be still finding its way organizationally, but it’s a nice place and it has a lot of potential. Some patrons may view it as purely a performance venue (not also a restaurant and bar), which unfortunately resulted in an unpleasant experience during my visit. My friend and I, engaged in a normal conversation while seated at the bar some distance from the stage, seem to have irritated a fellow customer enough to cause her to leave her seat and rudely slam down a ‘low conversations please’ sign probably taken from her table in the performance seating area onto the bar between us. We found this surprising and rather aggressive (as did our bartender). I think if the club had been more full, there would have been a quiet hum of conversation around the bar and in the dining area away from the stage and thus our talking would not have been as distinguishable. So I hope the club draws bigger crowds as time goes on and that everybody can be comfortable with their chosen experience. Until then, if you want to go with friends and you might want to chat with them, you probably should sit farther away from the stage you’ll still be able to hear the music and see the performers on the big screen monitors around the club. I’d really like for this place to succeed, and I hope they will continue to book good artists and groups Baltimore needs a good jazz club like this!"