Azul Tequila - Peachtree City

Azul Tequila is open again!! The place looks great inside and out! They really did a wonderful job with their make over. Their new menu has a lot to offer- many of the same dishes as before but also a great deal more that sound wonderful! They have significantly pared down their new menu for tomorrow (Cinco De Mayo), so be advised of that if you plan to visit. This weekends menu is easily 1/4 of their new, regular menu. Service tonight (around 6:30) was painfully slow, especially considering most of the tables were empty during our visit. Salsa for the table was watered down, the meal I had ordered and received was both operator error and restaurant error. I messed around and ordered something from the regular menu which I obviously shouldn't have expected to get and I didn't (that's fair, and I'll own it), but it was lukewarm to boot. I spoke to our server, sent it back, was offered a change, but by then my family was mostly done eating, and I would have held everyone up, so I declined (was still charged for it. Still paid for it. Fine. Whatever) Rather than wait for a fresh plate, I asked for a second beer to enjoy while the rest of our party finished their meals. It never came. Another in our party really would have loved to order a beer, but wasn't given the opportunity to... just all around not that great. There was however a balloon artist on deck this evening who was fantastic! She delivered what was requested expeditiously and done very well! 11/10 stars for her! Worth noting that tonight was my third trip there since they've reopened after renovations, and I still chose to leave this review, this way. In other words, I don't believe these observations are strictly relative to their anticipating a busy Cinco De Mayo, but I do hope after some more time open we'll have a really rad spot on the east side to visit for tacos and margs. Willing to try again. Eventually.

Ambience Food . Always wanted to go here every time I pass by. Finally took My cousin who's visiting me from Dallas. We're super disappointed.

The waitstaff was slow to attend to us, even though the restaurant wasn't busy. The shrimp tempura tacos were disappointingly small, and instead of the flour tortillas mentioned on the menu, they were served with tiny corn tortillas. The portion sizes didn’t seem worth the price. Additionally, the chips tasted like they were fried in vegetable oil, which was not appealing. On the positive side, the atmosphere was quite nice.

We understand that it’s a Mexican restaurant and that they play Mexican music, but it was far too loud! We were also quite disappointed with the changes to the menu. While the interior and exterior renovations are beautiful, the revamped food is a letdown. The prices are outrageous! We’ve returned twice since the renovation, and although we gave them a break after their first misstep, we find ourselves here again with no improvements. It's really disheartening because we used to love this place before the changes to the food. Plus, with it being Cinco de Mayo weekend, the limited menu, along with an $11 cheese dip served in a small paper bowl and salsa in a Styrofoam bowl, and drinks in plastic cups, was yet another disappointment. We probably won't be returning for a while.

Food is ok but very expensive. 2 pieces of small shrimp battered one in each soft shell toco. Thimble full of guacamole. Small cup black beans. Small skinny margarita. 38.00 before tip.