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June 24th, 2023

Agave, Mexican Restaurant, Bethany Blues, Restaurant, Music Venue, Lewes, Delaware, Delaware Beaches, Southern Delaware

Out and About Friday night. Not the best weather. Checking out what’s going on in Lewes. Great to see people walking regardless of the weather.

First stop? Agave located at 137 2nd St. This is, actually, Main Street in Lewes.

Agave has been in Lewes for many years and this is the first location and my personal favorite. There is background music, people are talking. It is cozy and fun. Favorite spot to take a seat is the bar. Lots of action there. It is a busy place. They open at lunch.

Two favorite drinks I truly love here. The Avocado Martini, and their traditional Margarita. Salt too please.

Tonight I chose their original margarita. It is so good.

It goes great with my Avocado and Mango Salad with some skirt steak to make it a full dinner.

Tommy decided to get a Pomegranate Margarita to accompany his Guacamole. They do make the best guacamole in town.

Have you had their Puffy Tacos? The tacos become puffy when the corn tortilla is deep fried. The water in the masa expands. I like them.

Tommy’s Puffy Fish Tacos were very good and doggie bag was requested. And there is his Pomegranate Margarita ?

Completely satisfied we continued on our Friday stroll.

People scream for Ice cream. There was a line for Kings Ice Cream. There is always one.

Next Stop? Bethany Blues on Coastal Highway. Great music this weekend. The venue for live music is perfect. Last night two bands but tonight starting at 8:30 is Roger Girke and The Wondering Souls. You can eat, drink and dance all in one place.

Have fun whatever you are doing. Relax, you are at the beach. Slow down and enjoy the moment.

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December 10th, 2021

Agave, Lewes, Delaware, Mexican Restaurant, Southern Delaware, Delaware Beaches

Back on July 27, 2009 I started my blog. I have been living in the area for so long that a lot of times people would ask me where to go, where to shop, what restaurants were the best, where to shop and what to cook for dinner.

http://www.aboutmybeaches.com 

The above website became my blog. A sort of diary you may say. I write when I feel inspired and other times I just stay quiet. Not for long though lol. AboutMyBeaches is on Facebook as well.

I wrote about Agave on the same day I opened my blog. Agave has expanded but I still enjoy the location at 137 2nd St. in Historic Lewes.

It is still quaint and I hope it stays that way. Just the right amount of noise and a little Latin music in the background.

Now that the new location has opened on Coastal Highway you are able to find seating available.

At the bar we sat where you get to be in the know. Those gigantic Margaritas were being prepared more than a few times. Look at that size.

We had the average size. There is something so good about their Margaritas. People love them. And, not all Margaritas are the same.

There is a martini that it is not on their menu. You know it exists because you have been there so many times. It is an Avocado Martini. I don’t even know how to describe it. The rim is caramelized sugar; the martini is not sweet; it is smooth and does make an impact if you get my drift.

Look how gorgeous and festive it is ? We ordered their traditional guacamole and warm chips. Sorry about the blurred photo. At times you try to move too fast.


Honey Rum Beans are a favorite. And so is the Jalapeno Corn Bread.

I love the Avocado & Mango Salad, topping it with filet. All these are shareables.

Over the years Agave has been a very consistent restaurant. We have had our moments, but who wouldn’t?

TGIF enjoy the weekend. Take time to relax in this Christmas Season. Take a drive and enjoy all the holiday decorations. They are beautiful this year.

Agave’s website is: http://www.agavelewes.com

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September 7th, 2014

Lewes Eats!! Agave, Restaurant, Mexican Cuisine, Lewes, Delaware, Delaware Beaches, Southern Delaware..Gluten Free Friendly at the DE Beaches

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It was Saturday….yesterday.  My friend, Chris and I were in Lewes.  That time of the day when you start thinking about lunch.  Granted, I usually go for lunch to Agave.  Cannot take the wait in the evening.  So we tried it at around 12:30 p.m. and….surprised, surprised…shocked, really!!  No line.

Agave is one of those restaurants that really has made it at the Delaware Beaches.  The food is consistenly food.  You really get served food on your plate and the prices are so reasonable.  A total winner.  It is located in Historic Lewes at 137 2nd Street.  Tel. 302-645-1232.

Checking out the baked good behind the counter made me think…wow, I need to try to make some meringues!!

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This was going to be a quick lunch.

The corn bread at Agave is delicious!!  Get it!

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The Mango and Avocado Salad with the ever present “queso fresco”…a must.

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I have had most offerings on the menu….a simple soup can say so much….their Chili is one of my absolute musts!!!  So much that at 94 degree temperature….I had to have it.  Just as good as ever!!  Order it!

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Agave is gluten free friendly.  Most dishes can be made gluten free.  Please make sure to ask your server.

Guess what?  There was a line when we left.

Have a great day!

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October 31st, 2013

All Hallow’s Eve, Celebration, AboutMyBeaches, Halloween Night, Delaware Beaches, Agave, Restaurant, Review, No smashing pumpkins, No Scary Movies….Plenty of Fun!! Southern Delaware

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“Under the moon, we heard a dreary howl.  ‘Twas an orange cat on a prowl.  Disguised?  Oh, no!! He would play wicked tricks that caused us fright.”

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Halloween started with 3 friends getting together for dinner.  Susan, Joan, The Pearl Lady, and I decided on Agave as our dinner destination on this frightful night.  We arrived…and surprised!!  No waiting.  That’s what I like.  We decided on some chips and guacamole.  Always delicious.

Agave is a true success in Historic Lewes, Delaware. It has been serving consistent delicious meals at very affordable prices.  Location?  137 Second St., Lewes, DE 19958.  Tel. 302-645-1232.  No reservations, but you can call in a put your name on the list when crowded.

Favorites at Agave and the ones we ordered were:

Fish Tacos – Puffy

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Chiles en Nogales – A signature dish at Agave.

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My Tamal was outstanding….the corn bread spicy.  So good, I bought some for home.

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We were totally satisfied….no way we could attempt to have dessert.  We would have to leave that for another time.  But, take a peek!

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The night was still young, so many begging for candy.  Out and about, my neighborhood was in a Halloween kinda of a mood.

My Gatekeepers tried not to le me in.  Susan was scared…..Joan had taken off for Milford.

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Halloween was turning out to be one heck of a frightful experience!  I had never seen my neighborhood this way.

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A bad hair day no matter what holiday it is.

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Another encounter and it was time to go home….See you next year!!

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June 9th, 2013

Lewes Eats, Agave, Mexican Restaurant, Historic Lewes, Delaware, Review, Delaware Beaches, Southern Delaware

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In Southern Delaware all the coastal towns are pretty close to each other.  Lewes is the First Town in The First State.  The Historic District of Lewes consists of quaint shops, historic sites, and restaurants that are making names for themselves as dining destinations.

A few years back a restaurant by the name of Agave opened.  Well, their success is attributed to consistently good food, great atmosphere, and affordable prices.  It is located at 137 2nd St., which is their Main Street.  Tel. 302-645-1232.

On any given night the atmosphere is casual with a vibrant Latin beat.  The ever present Margaritas and the wide variety of tequilas will make you feel like you did not wait for your table at all.  But, let me tell you, plan your visit because this restaurant is one of the most popular restaurants at the Delaware Beaches.  You may leave your name and walk around Lewes, or just go upstairs and mingle with the rest of them.

Since I am always complaining about the wait, I discovered a new strategy….Lunch!!

A friend, Cathi, had not been to Agave so on our way there for lunch I was telling her all about it.  We got there about 11:45 a.m.  Our plan? To be the first to get in.  Haha….there were already 4 people waiting.  I told Cathi we were staying put.  And, so we did.

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It was great going in and seeing the restaurant empty, but that did not last long.  Agave looked great and their expanded dining area has made it even better.

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Their bar was well stocked and ready to receive customers.

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The shells were being fried.

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Cathi and I decided to order the Pine Nut & Goat Cheese Guacamole for an appetizer.  Agave serves generous portions so this appetizer is perfect for sharing.  Their guacamole is truly delicious with the avocado flavor being the main event.

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New at Agave is the Gluten Free Menu.  The chips served with the guacamole are made out of corn but they are fried with other foods, so, if you have a gluten allergy you should not eat them.  If you like their guacamole, bring the chips from home.

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Agave offers very nice salads and Cathi decided on the Mango & Avocado Salad… Topped with bacon and with the ever present queso fresco.  Plenty of mango and lots of avocado!!

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I have had in the past Agave’s tamal.  I was totally impressed before so I decided to order it again.  Consistently good, that’s the key.  A tamal is made with a corn dough, filled with a savory filling, wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves.  Then, Agave, tops it with Mole sauce.  A side  order of rice and black beans and corn bread accompanied the tamal.

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This tamal reminded me of the Puertorican “pasteles” which are mostly served during the holidays.  In Puerto Rico they are made with plantains and green bananas.  You can also make them out of yuca (casava).  A filling of pork, ham, raising, olives and the list goes on.  Very labor intensive.  Following is the photo so you can see how similar they look.

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We had great service and no dessert was ordered since we were satisfied.   Now, we could walk Historic Lewes!!

Talk to you later…have a good one!

Note:  Gluten Free….Agave’s kitchen is small and they have mentioned on their gluten free menu that items may have been cross-contaminated.  My husband has celiac disease and so far he has never had any problems.  Talk to your server, ask questions and read the menu.

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October 27th, 2011

What’s Going On?, Lewes, Delaware, Special Events, Tonight, Tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, October 27th through October 30th, Delaware Beaches

 

It has been a long time since those days when “fire protection consisted of leather buckets and a town bell to alert citizens of a fire in the community”. 

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Tonight, Thursday, October 27th, if you are planning to dine out, please consider going to the Wharf Restaurant, located at 7 Anglers Rd. in Lewes, right there by the bridge.

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It is a Fundraising Event for the Lewes Fire Dept./Station 82.  10% of all food proceeds will be donated to the Lewes Fire Dept.  It is a great cause.  The Fire Dept. is there when you need them the most. 

Just go and have something to eat, but, make sure you tell your server that you are there in support of the Lewes Fire Dept.  Thanks!!

 

Friday and Saturday – October 28th and October 29th from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and Sunday, October 30th from 6 to 7:30 p.m.

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It is the 23rd Annual Children’s Fantasy Trail at the Cape Henlopen State Park.  Follow the signs as you enter the Park.  Trick or Treat for candy and toys with your favorite storybook characters on their Jack o’ Lantern lined trail. 

Enjoy entertainment such as singing, juggling, magic, and so much more.  It will be great fun under the Tent each evening.

$5 per person; children and adults.  More info?  Call 302-645-6852 or visit www.destateparks.com.

 

Saturday and Sunday, October 29th and 30th – Halloween with the Alpacas.  It is the first event for this farm located at 17219 Sweetbriar Rd., Lewes.  It will be from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. 

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I visited this farm just recently.  If you would like to see pictures and read my post, please click on the month of October, on the left hand side of my website, and scroll down to the 19th.

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There will be trick or treats, spinning, dying and just plain fun.  Check them out.

 

There is not date for this one.  I think it is pretty much available all the time; more so in the summer.  At present, just ask to see if they have all the ingredients.

Lewes is the home of Agave.  It is a really good Mexican Restaurant, right on 137 2nd St.  Tel. 302-645-1232.

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I was there on Tuesday and one of my fellow diners ordered an Avocado Martini.  Caramba!! I thought.  Well when it came, I thought it looked beautiful.  Apparently, the avocado is strained to get the juice then, lime, cilantro and vodka!!  I found that the taste was clean, refreshing and light.  That’s not salt on the rim; it is sugar!!

 

Hey….talk to you later…have a great day!!

At Cape Henlopen State Park, just relaxing and eating

At Cape Henlopen State Park, just relaxing and eating

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