Margaritas Especiales
All of our margaritas are made with our house-made sour mix containing freshly squeezed juices. Served with salt, sugar or plain.

Margarita De La Casa
White Tequila and Triple Sec. Served on the rocks, frozen, or up – $7

"La Fruta" Margarita
Our house margarita blended with your choice of fresh strawberry, mango, or raspberry. Served on the rocks, frozen, or up – $7.50

Pomegranate Margarita
Cuervo Tradicional, Cointreau, pomegranate juice, and Grand Marnier – $9

Chambord Margarita
Sauza Silver, Chambord liquor, and Cointreau – $7.50

La Traditional
Cuervo Tradicional and Cointreau – $8

Hibiscus Margarita
Sauza Silver, Triple Sec, and Hibiscus juice – $7.50

The Harvester
El Jimador Blanco and Cointreau – $8

National
Herradura Silver and Cointreau – $9

Agave-rita
Our 32oz. margarita. Great for two! 1800 Silver, Triple Sec, rocks – $15.50; Add Grand Marnier float – $2

Cocteles

Agave Cosmopolitan
1800 Silver, Cointreau, cranberry, and fresh lime juice – $7.50

Mexican Mojito
Sauza Silver, basil, lime, and sugar cane juice – $8

Cuban Mojito
White Rum, mint, lime, and sugar cane juice – $8

La Paloma
Sauza Silver, Toronja “grapefruit soda”, and fresh lime – $7.50

Caipirinha
Leblon, muddled lime, and sugar – $7.50

El Gamble
Patron Silver, fresh limes, and a splash of cranberry. Served on the rocks –  $8

Strawberry Mohini
Bacardi Limon, fresh strawberries, mint, lime juice, and a splash of soda. Served up – $7.50

Agavetinis

Mex-presso
Absolut Vanilia, Kahlua, and chilled espresso – $8

Pomegranate
Pearl Persephone Vodka, Cointreau, lime juice, and pomegranate juice –$8

Chocolat
Absolut Vanilia, Tia Maria, and Crème de Cacao – $7.50

Navantini
Sauza Conmemorativo, Cointreau, Navan liqueur, and house-made sour mix – $7.50

Grandtini
Grand Centenario Reposado, Cointreau, Grand Marnier float, and house-made sour mix – $10

Espiritini
Sauza Hornitos, Cointreau, Espiritu liqueur, and house-made sour mix – $8

Tequilas
We have assembled a wide collection of tequilas to accommodate connoisseurs and first time tequila drinkers. These tequilas represent what we feel are the finest available. "No salt or lime is necessary!" However, sipping tequila with our house sangrita is a must! Enjoy this collection in a margarita, a sipping size or shot glass.

San Matias Reposado
Agave's House Shot – $7 / $4

Mixto
A blend of at least 51% blue agave and other non-agave sugars. These are great tequilas for creating a margarita.

Cuervo Gold – $7 / $5

Blanco Tequila
Blanco, also called silver or plata, is tequila as it comes from the still. Aged no longer than 60 days in metal tanks, Blancos embody the natural flavors of blue agave plants as harvested in Mexican soil. Blanco tequilas are marked by flavors of pepper, spice, cinnamon, and herbs. Recommended for mixed drinks.

Reposado Tequila
Reposado, meaning, “rested”, refers to the tequila that is aged anywhere from two months to one year in oak. This is a great choice for those who fear the tequila bite. Aging the tequila mellows some of the agave flavors and the sweet oak imparts a smooth finish. Recommended for shots or shooting.

Anejo Tequila
Aged at least one year to ten years, Anejos exhibit strong characteristics of oak aging such as vanilla, cedar, spice, butterscotch and caramel. These are great after-dinner drinks comparable to fine whiskies, single malt scotches or cognacs. Recommended for sipping.

Supremas
The supreme creations of some of the finest tequila distillers. Often special family reserves that were not sold to the public until recently. We offer you our choice selection of these fine tequilas. Just sit back and sip these bold refined flavors or enjoy as an after dinner drink.

Tequila Flights
Can’t decide? Here’s your chance to sample a trio of fine tequilas, carefully pre-selected and grouped by Agave. Choose your flight and enjoy a taste of three unique offerings.

Blanco Flight – $14 (Grancentenario, El Jimador, Cabo Wabo)
Resposado Flight – $16 (Cazadores, Tradicional, Don Julio)
Anejo – $18 (El Tesoro, Pueblo Viejo, Cielo)
Suprema – $25 (Paradisio, Cuervo Reserva, El Jimador)

Wine by the Glass

Vinos Blancos
Vina Santa Rita,“120 Series”, Maipo Valley, Chile, Sauvignon Blanc, 2005 – $6.50
Martin Codax, Pasos Mencia, Rias Baixas, Spain, Albarino, 2005 – $7
Dr. Loosen, “Dr. L”, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, Germany, Riesling, 2005 – $7.50
Citra, Abruzzi, Italy, Pinot Grigio, 2005 – $6
Marquis de Caceres, Rioja, Spain, Rioja Blanco, 2005 – $6.50
Four Vines, “Naked”, Santa Barbara, California, Chardonnay, 2005 – $9
Talmard, Uchizy, Macon, France, Chardonnay, 2005 – $8
Santa Julia, Mendoza, Argentina, Torrontes, 2005 – $6

Vinos Tintos
Roberts Rock, South Africa, Shiraz/Malbec, 2005 – $6.50
Quara, Cafayette Valley, Argentina, Malbec, 2005 – $6.50
Cuno Sur, Maipo Valley, Chile, Pinot Noir, 2005 – $8
Santa Ema, Maipo Valley, Chile, Cabernet Sauvignon, 2002 – $7
Zumaya, Ribera Del Duero, Spain, Tempranillo, 2005 – $7
Baron Philippe de Rothschild, Maipo, Chile, Reserva Carmenere, 2005 – $6.50
Red Horse Ranch, Paso Robles, California, Cabernet Sauvignon, 2005 – $9
Red Diamond, Paterson, Washington, Merlot, 2003 – $7
Lyeth, “L de Lyeth”, Sonoma County, California, Merlot, 2003 – $8

Wine by the Bottle

Vinos Blancos

Albarino
Martin Codax, Pasos Mencia, Rias Bixas, Spain, 2005 – $28
Vionta, Rias Biaxas, Spain, 2002 – $34

Chardonnay
Talmard, chizy, Macon, France, 2005 – $32
Four Vines, “Naked”, California, 2005 – $36
Casa Lapostalle, Colchuga, Chile, 2005 –  $37
Sonoma Cutrer, Russian River Ranches, California, 2004 – $49
Landmark “Overlook”, Kenwood, Sonoma County, California, 2004 –  $56
Bodega Catena Zapata, Catena Alta, Mendoza, Argentina, 2003 – $60
Joseph Drouhin, Burgandy, France, Puligny Montrachet, 2004 – $84

Riesling/Vionier/Torrontes
Quara, Cafayette Valley, Argentina, Torrontes, 2005 – $24
Santa Julia, Mendoza, Argentina, Torrontes, 2005 – $26
Dr. Loosen, “Dr. L”, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer, Germany, Riesling, 2005 – $30
Trimbach, Alsace, France, Riesling, 2004 – $38
Pine Ridge Winery, California, Chenin/Vionier, 2005 – $39
Crios de Susanna Balbo, Argentina, Torrontes, 2006 – $45

Pinot Gris/Pinot Blanc
Alois Laegeder, “Riff”, Alto Adige, Trentino, Italy, Pinot Grigio, 2005 – $27
Torii Mor, Dundee Hills, Oregon, Pinot Blanc, 2005 –  $42
King Estate, “Signature Series”, Eugene, Oregon, Pinot Gris, 2004 – $46

Sauvignon Blanc
Vina Santa Rita, “120 Series”, Maipo Valley, Chile, 2005 – $24
Vina Sila Las Brisas, Rueda, Spain, 2005 – $28
Brancott Vineyards, Marlborough, New Zealand, 2005 – $39
Justin, Paso Robles, California, 2005 – $42

Blancos Del Mundo
Aveleda, Portugal, Vinho Verde, 2005 –  $20
Marquis de Caceres, Rioja, Spain, Rioja Blanco, 2005 – $25
Chivite Gran Feudo, Navarra, Spain, Rosado, 2005 – $28
Cuatro Rayas, Rueda, Spain, Verdejo, 2005 – $30
Sokol Blosser, Dundee Hills, Willamette Valley, Oregon, “Evolution” 2005 – $38
Louis Jadot, Burgandy, France, Pouilly Fuisse, 2005 – $54

Vinos Tintos

Malbec
Quara, Cafayette Valley, Argentina, 2005 – $24
Viña Montes, Chile, Reserve Malbec, 2004 – $34
Viña Doña Paula, Mendoza, Argentina, Estate Malbec, 2005 – $38
Susana Balbo, Argentina, 2004 – $45

Zinfandel
Peachy Canyon Winery, “Incredible Red”, California, 2004 – $35
Medusa, “Creekside Block Bar 49”, Old Vines Zin, Napa, California 2004 –  $39
Ridge, Paso Robles, California, 2003 –  $55

Merlot
Red Diamond, Paterson, Washington, 2003 – $45
Lyeth, “L De Lyeth”, North Coast, Washington, 2003 – $28
Bodegas Nieto Senetiner, Mendoza, Argentina, Reserva, 2004 – $32
Vina Santa Rita, Maipo Valley, Chile, Reserva 2004 – $36
Whitehall Lane, Napa, California, 2003 – $53
Chateau Ste. Michele, “Northstar”, Washington, 2002 – $70
Shafer, Napa California, 2004 – $72

Pinot Noir
Cono Sur, Colchagua, Chile, 2005 – $30
Orogeny, Green Valley, California, 2004 – $47
Willakenzie, Yamhill, Oregon, 2003 –  $56
Lynmar, Russian River, California, 2004 – $68

Syrah/Shiraz
Robert’s Rock, South Africa, Shiraz/Malbec, 2005 – $24
Rosemont Estates, “Diamond”, Shiraz, Austraila, 2004 – $26
Spellbound, California, Petite Syrah, 2005 –  $39
Shafer, “Relentless”, Napa, California, Syrah/Petite Syrah, 2003 – $88

Tempranillo
Zumaya, Ribera Del Duero, Spain, 2005 – $27
Bodegas Anadas Care, Crianza, Spain, Syrah/Tempranillo, 2004 – $32
Bodegas Sierra Cantabria, Rioja, Spain, Gran Reserva, 1998 – $58

Carmenere
Baron Philippe de Rothschild, “Reserva”, Maipo, Chile, 2005 –  $25
Viña Montes, “Reserve”, Carmenere/Cabernet Sauvignon, Cochagua Valley, Chile, 2004 –  $32
Arboleda, Chile, Carmenere, 2003 – $34

Cabernet Sauvignon
Santa Ema, Maipo Valley, Chile, 2002 – $28
Vina Ventisquero, “Root 1”, Maipo Valley, Chile, 2003 – $33
Red Horse Ranch, Paso Robles, California, 2005 –  $36
Snowden, “Lost Vineyards”, Napa, California, 2000 – $60
Domaine Napa, Napa Valley, California, 2003 – $48
Raymond, “Reserva”, St. Helena, California, 2001 – $58
Benett Lane, “Maximus”, Calistoga, California, 2003 – $62

Tintos Del Mundo
Clos de Las Siete, Argentina, 2004 – $24
Coudoulet De Beaucastel, Rhone Valley, France, 2003 – $59
Franciscan Estates, Estancia, “Meritage”, 2003 –  $65
Swanson Vineyards “Alexis Estate”, 2002 – $85
Vina Winery, Aconcagua Valley, Chile, 1997 –  $120
Vina Almaviva, Puento Alto, Maipo Valley, Chile, 2003 – $128

Los Espumosos
Parxet Cuveé 21, Spain, Cava Brut, N.V. – $28
Mont-Marcal, Spain, Cava Brut Rosado, 2005 – $50
Veuve Cliquot Ponsardin, Reims France “Yellow Label”, N.V. – $70
Moet & Chandon, “Dom Perignon”, 1998 – $155

Cerveza
Corona – $4.50
Corona 24 oz. – $7
Corona Light – $4.50
Pacifico – $4
Sol – $4
Dos Equis Amber – $4
Dos Equis Lager – $4
Negra Modelo – $4
Hatuey – $4
Tecate (can) –  $3
Tecate (24 oz. can) – $5
Coors Light – $3.50
Budweiser – $3.50
Bud Light  –  $3.50
Michelob Ultra – $4
Kaliber non-alcoholic – $4
Skol – $4

Bebidas
Jarritos (Mexican sodas) – Ask about our selection of flavors – $2.50
Saratoga Springs Bottled Water – $2.50
Penafiel Sparkling Water – $2.50
Iced Tea, Raspberry Iced Tea – $2
Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Tonic, Ginger Ale – $2

Cordials
Grand Marnier – $7
Espiritu – $7
B&B –  $7
Godiva Chocolate – $7
Patrón XO Cafe – $6
Amaretto Disarrono – $6
Sambuca – $6
Sambuca Black – $6
Tia Maria – $6
Frangelico – $6
Bailey’s Irish Cream – $6
Aguardiente – $6
Starbucks Cream – $6
Bailey’s Caramel – $6

Cognacs
Remy Martin V.S.O.P. – $9
Courvoisier V.S.O.P. – $8
Navan – $7
Courvoisier V.S. – $6
Hennessy V.S. – $6

Ports & Sherry
Warres Optima 20 – $12
Warres Vintage 2000 – $10
Taylor Fladgate 10 Year Tawney – $8
Fonseca Bin #27 – $7
Harvey’s Bristol Cream – $6

Small Batch Bourbons
Woodford Reserve – $11
Gentleman Jack – $10
Single Barrel Jack – $9
Knob Creek – $9

Mezcal
Made near the city of Oaxaca, Mezcal can be made from multiple varieties of Agave, though typically five different types of Agave are favored, especially the ‘Espadin’ variety. All Del Maguey are from single villages and display subtle differences as a result of climate and earth. Look for smoke, citrus, pepper and spice.

Del Maguey Chichicapa – $10
Del Maguey Minero – $10
Del Maguey Tobala – $18
Del Maguey Santo Domingo – $10
Del Maguey Crema de Mezcal – $10
Del Maguey San Luis Rio – $10
Del Maguey Pechuga – $21