El Gran Agazajo’s Italian & Mexican Cuisine

Stopped by after spotting the food truck opened at 1:30 am . Lady was making tortillas by hand. I especially liked the onion and habanero they served with the order. The Jamaica agua fresca was tangy and refreshing.The pastor and tripe where delicious. Worth the price and the family running this business is very kind and hard working to be out there this late.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Restaurant was closed, only a taco truck is open. Tacos looked good, but I wanted pizza

Interesting combination of Mexican Food and Pizza, and they do a very good job at both. We had a Cheese Pizza and Sausage Mushroom Calzone. Both were as good as at an Italian Restaurant. I had the Sopa de Mariscos. Very good. Spicy Tomato Broth. And Plenty of Seafood--Fish, Mussels, Clams, and Shrimp. Good Corn Tortillas. The Chips and Salsa were delicious. Spicy Ted and Green Salsas. Good service. Moderate prices.

One of a kind Italian/Mexican Restaurant with delicious pizza and antipasto salad loaded with unique ingredients! Service was friendly and extremely professional with attention to details! Highly recommend.

Not often you find Italian and Mexican separate menus under the same roof. But it was good. I went Mexican, two chicken enchiladas verde (dinner) for $11. Good salsa, good chips, good service, clean. Would absolutely go back.

The staff is friendly and the food is good. I go there at least once every other week with coworkers and we love to eat there.

This off the beaten path, non chain restaurant was a delight. I had the Cacciatore with chicken. It had a wonderful but spicy light sauce. The presentation of the food was what you would expect in Fine Dinning. It’s one we will definitely have to try again. Do not let the outside deceive you. The food is great.

Out of the way "Italian Restaurant" with what I think was very good pizza. Fresh toppings and a tasty, not to thin or thick, crust. The pizza was not drowning in sauce and cheese, but an excellent balance of toppings. If you are NOT a franchise pizza person you will appreciate this quaint restaurant.

Stopped here with a group of 8 people. We were seated quickly. The menu had something for everyone. Additionally they had another page of specials. Everything from spaghetti and meat sauce to baked pastas, hot and cold pasta salads and Italian sandwiches. Orders were accurate and came quickly. Portions were large and a good value. I would love to go back and try more items on the menu when I am in the area. Casual decor make it a comfortable place for families, groups or anyone!

I stumbled across this place. Their reviews are misleading. Evidently the quality has declined. Beginning with the salad ? it was something you pick up at the grocery store. The Alfredo sauce was watered down and their Franscene chicken lemon butter tasted like pure oregano and sage. Not to mention the garlic bread also tasted store bought. I would NOT recommend this place. Not worth it!

When Im in the Austin airport area, I have to stop in and have a great Italian meal. Now the also have Mexican. Bada Bing! The best food in Austin starts here at Agazajos Flying Pizza. Update: Chiily day, came in thinking soup, Veronica says Want to know the soup of the day? Psychic I tell you!! Cream of potato soup? Magic I tell you!!

3 of us had 3 different dishes. Salads were fresh, garlic bread was good, and each of our entrees were well received. Prices were reasonable, worth going back.

Had a pepperoni pizza. More of a New York Style. Not as thin as most New York pizza but the dough was delicious. Very good!

I started the meal off with fried mozzarella the sticks seemed to be freshly breaded but the breading itself was tasteless. I had the spinach and mozzarella calzone the cheese was very creamy but the spinach was in clumps and was a little slimy.

This place is very low key and out of the way but worth it. I was working close by and decided to try it. The calzone was very good. The staff is very friendly. Give them a try.