Thanks for the reviews. Tried this tonight and it was all…read moreyou said..... Delicious!! We come from Sun City Center and this will be our new "go to". Thank you very much!

Since moving here from Chicago Area, finding a good taco joint has been difficult but I hit the…read morejackpot here! I was surprised how amazing everything tasted, I ordered the Bistec Mexicana - DELISH!!!! Everything was perfect and it was down street from work so even better! Plus was the store connected to restaurant! I was able to shop to make dishes I've been missing since moving here!

This is NOT the restaurant El Patron anymore!!! The new name is 200 Copas Bar and Grill. Let me…read morestart with this is NOT a bar and grill!! This is a nightclub that happens to serve food. We did not know that walking in. They all looked at us like what are you doing here? My husband even said is this a restaurant? So we asked for a menu - which is a QR code. Yes- they have food. We decided to sit at the bar and at least have a drink. It was early so no a lot of people. Everyone seemed confused as to how things worked. Most employees spoke Spanish and we do not. A bartender did speak English. He asked what we wanted and took our drink order. He was nice. We did end up getting food. Chips and salsa=$10! Other items were priced fairly. We asked for water and he claimed they only had bottles of still water=$4.50. But we saw someone else get a glass with ice/water at another table. Also be warned there is a "service fee" of 15% (for what I have no idea) and if you use a credit card 3% card fee. We searched on line to see what people said about this place and some other reviews on Google said they charge $10 to get in although we were not charged anything to come in. In the end the food was pretty good. Bottom line- this is a nightclub with an identity problem as they are trying to serve food as well and it just does not have a restaurant or bar&grill feel to it. We won't be back as not our scene, but also wish them well with the clients they really are trying to attract.

Have you ever accidentally shown up at the wrong time (too early) for a party? That's what it felt…read morelike, when we stopped by for lunch on a Friday. It was open for business, but there was only one other group of two in there with us-and only one server-who was also the bartender. It was a little odd. I'm sure this place is popping at night. Our server (who was chatty at the end-businesslike before) told us there's karaoke on Friday nights and a DJ on Saturdays. I'll definitely bring the friends back for that. The drink menu is large-it would be a fun night spot. I'm just not sure I'd come back for a weekday lunch. That's not the food's fault, though. I had chicken enchiladas verde (very nice) with some of the best Mexican rice I've ever had. The margarita was also good. You can tell this restaurant has been around awhile-there are echoes of genres past, with different decor still lingering (the lighting, for example). But I love the murals outside, the bar surrounds, the signage by the stage area and the other Mexican touches. I also really like the vintage windows-it's a nice nod to the past. And it's spotless in here-so clean-with lots of tables. I also thought the prices were fair. I hope they thrive!

Delicious treats with a bunch of different mixtures, they also have multiple ways of payment which…read moreis pretty cool.

I decided to stop in on a Monday afternoon after seeing this place on Yelp. I am a pescatarian…read morewhich means that I do not eat chicken, pork, beef or turkey. So unfortunately, I had very few options to select from. I decided to try the elotes cup and the hot Cheetos street corn. I paid around $10 for both and I was not impressed with either selection. The cup had too much mayo and chili powder and the corn on the cob was average.

Listen. After a long week I did NOT want to make dinner so…read moremy husband suggested we try this place he came across by accident (we just moved to Florida). We ordered door dash and let me tell YOU, I'd walk 13 miles if I had to just to eat this food again. This is the place you want to spend your money. 18/10 Everything had so much flavor I didn't even think about using sour cream.

This is my second visit. The food is phenomenal. The meat is well seasoned. Unlike a lot of places…read morewhere you go to the meat just tastes plain. Theirs is seasoned perfectly. Everything is hot and fresh and don't forget to visit the sauce bar because the sauce really sets everything off for me as I love spicy. I would definitely return here. I love the peach green tea as well and the ambience is great! Lydia is so kind and welcoming. I wish I would've found this place much sooner. But better late than never my son introduced me to the food here and I'm in love with. It is the closest that I have come to them authentic Mexican food I used to get back home in San Diego after being in Florida for over 20 years.

11:22 and they open at 10 am unfortunately they don't have chicken for the chicken tacos I ordered…read moreand already paid for. So I had to get two asada/ roast tacos. Which is unfortunate because I was really looking forward to trying the chicken tacos. I feel that's a standard at a taco place. But it is conveniently located right on the corner of Symmes and Us-41. Nicely shaded if you decide to sit and eat. For $3 a taco I kinda expected a little more in each taco but as for taste, it's was alright. Not too bad but nothing to really travel out of my way for. Now mind you that was just two asada tacos. Their green sauce here lacked a lot of flavor. I had to almost douse the tacos to get the flavor out. Not bad but I'd say just needs a few more things to work.

Mexican food truck that spoke to our west coast needs. She spoke little English, I speak little…read moreSpanish, we ordered a burrito and a quesadilla, two agua frescas. So freakin delicious.

Amazing food and atmosphere. Great experience as always…read more Thank You La Casa Highly Recommended..

I vowed not to come back based on my last experience, but here I am. We arrived on. Tuesday at…read more5:30 pm and there were only a few people in the restaurant. We were quickly seated and a server took our drink order. The chips and sauce were fresh and good. I ordered three enchiladas with double rice and it arrived timely and hot. Food was all very good as was service. Totally different experience than I had the last time I was here.

A pile of chips, bowl of cheese dip and two skinny margaritas-there's balance there's somewhere!…read moreWelcome to Gran Agave... a colorful, cozy Mexican restaurant at Providence and Bloomingdale, where Brandon melts into Riverview. I've been here before with friends a few times, years ago but somehow never wrote a review and hadn't been back. It was time to fix both of those problems. . I stopped in for lunch on a Monday and had my pick of spots in the large, festive- rustic dining room. There are tables and booths aplenty-along with tall stools at the large bar. They bring you a generous basket of chips and salsa right away. The first round is free-they charge after that. The chips are usually fresh and crisp. To me, the salsa needs more heat or spices-but don't go by me-I have tomato issues. My server arrived soon and was so sweet when handling my questions. She helped me make good ordering decisions and also checked on me often, but didn't hover. I went with one of the lunch specials, which was a good deal. I had the Speedy Gonzalez: a beef taco, beef enchilada verde and rice (you could have also chosen beans). It's tasty and filling-and goes down great with those aforementioned skinny margs. I ordered the cheese dip and a side of flour tortillas to dip in it. I just can't resist a bowl of cheese. All this merriment on a Monday afternoon? Si!!! The menu is big-and has echos of the Vallarta's restaurants here in the Bay Area. I'm wondering if it's a sister restaurant. It's in a strip mall, with some parking in front and maybe more in back. There's outdoor seating-and I know they used to have mariachis on certain nights-and people would dance. I should find out if that's still the case. I love mariachis even more than a bowl of cheese. Gran Agave has been here a long time. I think it has a strong local following-and I need to become a regular.

Walking in, the vibe makes me feel like I'm in the movie Coco. We had the queso with chips and it…read morewas really good queso. As if I didn't have enough cheese, I ordered cheese enchiladas. My rice and beans were hot and delicious, but my cheese enchiladas were cold. The cheese was NOT melted and cold inside. The sauce was not hot either. As a connoisseur of fried ice cream, we decided to try theirs. It was just coated in cereal, not actually fried. It was just sort of meh. Service was great- she was super nice, but didn't come check to make sure our food was okay. Would I go back? Eh I'd probably go try other Mexican restaurants in the area first.

This is the closest thing I've found to the taquerias I fell in love with when I lived in…read moreCalifornia. I haven't had a chance to explore their menu but what I've had so far (tacos, burritos, and guacamole) has been excellent.

One of the best taco trucks around the area hands down! The birria tacos are amazing and so…read moreflavorful. And shoutout to the verde sauce. The thing I absolutely love about this place is even if it's early in the morning, they are already open and ready to serve some tacos!

Solid tacos. Chicken a little dry but the asada was just right. The green/verde sauce was…read moredefinitely needed on the chicken and added a nice little flavor boost.

Wonderful friendly ladies take your order and give you the yummiest authentic tacos. Every thing…read moreis fresh, every bite is good. My favorite is the Barbacoa taco topped with their spicy homemade hot sauce. Tonight I had three tacos, a pork tamale, and a bottle of water and hubs got three Chili Relleno tacos. All perfect and only $25.03. What a deal. Support local. Hope you give them a try.

An amazing place to get great tacos and quesadilla!! The employees are very welcoming!read more

Our local birria place, So Yummy, closed, they were the best birria I've ever had so went in search…read moreof a new place. After reading many reviews, I landed here. First, the good - the woman working on this rainy evening was very sweet. Now the not so good - the birria. My first bite was nice, it had a really good flavor and wasn't too wet, which I like. My second bite was my last because I ended up with a huge mouthful of fat. I'm pretty obsessed with birria and not only will try it anywhere I see it on a menu, but I actively seek it out when visiting other cities. Never, ever have I had even a hint of fat in birria. Ever. For anyone thinking "it was just one bite", or "if you eat it all the time, it was bound to happen", no. The right cut of beef, prepared and cooked the right way, should have zero discernible fat because it should all be rendered out. Sadly, this was one and done for this birria lover.