5/5 Amanda 2 years ago on Google
Coyote
Cafe
was
as
exquisite
as
all
the
reviews
and
local
hype
portray
it
to
be.
I'm
much
more
it
a
hole-in-the-wall
type
of
gal
but
sometimes
it's
nice
to
have
a
higher-end
dinner
and
I'm
glad
I
chose
Coyote
for
last
week's
treat.
My
mother
and
I
made
reservations
for
5:30
but
were
allowed
to
sit
right
as
we
arrived
around
5:00.
It
was
a
Thursday
night
so
I
expected
many
more
tables
filled
however
there
was
only
one
other
group.
We
began
with
a
Margarita
($14.00)
for
me
and
a
Hatch
Green
Chile
Infused
Margarita
($14.00)
for
my
momma.
My
margarita
wasn't
my
favorite,
instead
of
a
salt
rim
I
got
a
salty
foamy
topping
that
tasted
atop
my
drink
that
didn't
quite
deliver
what
a
traditional
salt
taste
does
but
it
still
tasted
great,
strong
and
mighty
as
they
come.
My
mom's
drink
was
probably
the
more
unique
one
of
the
menu
and
it
was
fabulous!
So
different,
like
you
could
taste
the
green
chile
but
it
wasn't
gross
or
weird,
first
the
drink
was
salty,
sweet
then
spicy.
A
truly
unique
experience!
No
chips
and
salsa
but
we
got
delicious
cornbread
sticks
with
sweet
cream
butter
that
were
to
die
for!
For
dinner
we
both
ordered
the
Tellicherry
Peppered
Elk
Tenderloin
(potato
nest,
black
garlic
mashed
potatoes,
smoked
bacon,
mushrooms,
snap
peas
and
white
truffle,
$46.00),
which
our
server
claims
people
come
from
far
and
wide
to
try.
It
was
delectable!
Also,
beautifully
presented.
The
potato
nest
was
pretty
dope,
I'd
never
had
anything
like
it
and
wasn't
even
sure
if
it
was
edible
at
first.
The
mashed
potatoes
were
amazing!
Buttery
smooth
and
so
well
seasoned.
The
elk
tenderloin
was
super
tender,
cooked
medium
and
perfect
and
was
so
easy
to
eat.
It
was
absolutely
phenomenal.
Not
something
I'd
travel
just
to
eat,
but
seriously
if
you're
around
town
and
looking
for
a
nice,
casual
dinner
this
specific
meal
is
an
excellent
pick!
I
had
heard
fabulous
things
about
their
dessert,
notably
the
Banana
Cream
Pie
(caramelized
bananas,
meringue,
Mexican
vanilla
ice
cream,
$13.00).
It
was
great!
More
like
a
banana
tart,
the
shortbread-like
crust
was
so
good.
I
would
1000%
recommend.
I
absolutely
loved
Coyote
Cafe
and
will
totally
return
next
time
I'm
in
Sante
Fe!
:)