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Sago Modern Mexican
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I liked it a lot. It's not your traditional mexican food, and don't expect authenticity, but I like the food. Very good, good quality, service. Great place over all.
Fantastic Tex-Mex in the Triangle!. Located in the Triangle, this restaurant exemplifies the meaning of modern. From the paint colors (pink and orange) and stylish booths and décor to the twists on classic margaritas and a creative menu, Sago offers a consistently interesting and delicious experience. The drinks are not only good but pretty. Their nightly deals make adding a drink to your bill affordable. Every dish is well presented, cooked to perfection and offers a great twist on Mexican-influenced dishes.…
Pretty Good Food, crappy drinks.
For all the one star reviews out there, you guys are getting a little carried away. This place is definitely not the best in Austin, but definitely worth trying. They have some very unique dishes
on the menu that I really wanted to try. I had the Caesar Chavez salad with tinga chicken, and I was very impressed. The Yucca fritters that accompanied the salad in the place of croutons were very very good. I love a good caesar and this place has it. My girlfriend was very happy with her taco salad as well.
The happy hour prices are awesome, dollar beers, cheap appetizers, cheap drinks, unfortunately my margarita was absolutely awful, my girlfriend had a mixed drink that was very weak.
I found the waitstaff to be very friendly, but the place does seam like they are a little disorganized. Bartender was in over his head.…
Textbook Perfect Dining Experience. We sat down in the bar area and were immediately greeted with fresh warm chips and a unique salsa that assured us we were still in the great state of Texas without burning our lips off. Our server Travis suggested the steak salad and Mexican martinis which were both excellent. His service was attentive and the prices were very reasonable. We will be back fo sho.…
Blackberry Margs!. A quick thought would lead one past the organic blackberry Margaritas --- it does seem a bit much. But try this --- a frozen glaze of blackberry puree lines the glass, while a small amount of puree sits in the bottom for a quick taste. The middle of the drink is filled with a very good, classic lime frozen margarita. It is a beautiful drink to look at, it has a classic taste, with occasional hints of novelty. And for $3 at HH, it can't be beat. The food, especially the gorditas (both vegetarian and pork) and the pork stuff poblano leave no room for complaints.…
