Sit back and relax this Thanksgiving at Cafe Coyote!  Starting from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, Cafe Coyote is offering a traditional Thanksgiving dinner as well as authentic Mexican specialties!

Thanksgiving menu items include the traditional turkey dinner, served with mashed potatoes, peas, stuffing, gravy and a roll. Or for a Thanksgiving dinner with a Mexican twist, spice it up with turkey tacos or a turkey burrito. Wash it all down with a hot apple pie drink and don't forget about the pumpkin pie for dessert!

Adults are $17.95 and kids are only $9.95!  Bring your loved ones and friends and let Cafe Coyote take care of you this holiday!

Celebrate Halloween and Día de los Muertos at Café Coyote with historic traditions and a special menu from October 26^th to November 2^nd.

In Mexico, the Day of the Dead – Día de los Muertos in Spanish – is considered the most important holiday and is focused on the gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember relatives and friends who have died. The celebration occurs on the 1st and 2nd of November, in connection with the Catholic holy days of All Saints Day and All Souls Day which take place on those days. Traditions include building private altars honoring the deceased, using sugar skulls, marigolds, and the favorite foods and beverages of the departed, and visiting graves with these as gifts.  In the Mexican tradition, death is not morbid and the Día de los Muertos is a time to celebrate life, happiness, color, family, fun and food.

Some of the traditional dishes that will be featured for this special occasion include:

Blood Orange Margarita                                          

Pureed Butternut Squash served with a touch of cream

Chicken Mole

Tequila Chocolate Mousse

Come in Today for Cafe Coyote's Puerto Nuevo Style Lobsters

Old Town's Landmark Mexican Restaurant Continues a Deep Fried Lobster Tradition

October marks the start of lobster season and Café Coyote Old Town, winner of the Gold Medallion Award for Best Mexican Dinner House in 2005, 2006 and 2008, has diners ready to line up to try the traditional Mexican preparation of Puerto Nuevo style lobsters.

 "Puerto Nuevo is the self-described 'lobster capital of Baja,' but with the recent increase in crime in Baja, it's just not as safe or easy for San Diegans to go to for some traditional Mexican lobster," said Lehn Goetz, co-owner of Café Coyote Old Town. "Café Coyote has been serving Puerto Nuevo style lobster for 20 years and offering San Diegans the experience of Mexico without crossing the boarder."

 Café Coyote's traditional Puerto Nuevo style lobsters are deep fried and seasoned with garlic, black pepper and salt.  Café Coyote patrons have the choice of a whole 1¼ pound lobster dinner or a combination dinner of a half lobster with tequila lime shrimp or carne asada. Every Thursday Café Coyote is offering the whole 1¼ pound lobster dinner at a special low price. Served with drawn butter, fresh salsa, Mexican style rice, refried beans, and Café Coyote's signature hot homemade flour tortillas, this annual dish is as close to Puerto Nuevo as San Diegans could ask for.

Come join us at Cafe Coyote in historic Old Town San Diego for one-of-a-kind specials this September.    Enjoy the delicious Mixed Taquitos Sampler Platter for only $8.95 or the mouthwatering Torta Ahogado de Puerco for a low $9.95.  Also, you do not want to miss our amazing drink specials like the Tamarindo Centenario Real Margarita for only $9.50!  These items are not on the regular menu so hurry and come in today!

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Cafe Coyote in Old Town San Diego

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