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Coyote Crossing – Conshohocken

Mexican Dinner Sunday–Thursday or Friday or Saturday, or Mexican Lunch Monday– Friday (Half Off)

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In a Nutshell

Thin-cut tampiquena steak and chicken in 54-ingredient mole sauce served in a colorful restaurant with a fountain on its outdoor patio

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy multiples as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Limit 1 per table. Reservations required Fridays and Saturdays. Not valid for alcohol. Dine-in only. Not valid with other offers or happy hour promotions. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
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Human taste buds go into hibernation if they get bored, much like bears who don't have Xbox. Stimulate your senses with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

  • $15 for $30 worth of Mexican dinner on Sunday–Thursday
  • $15 for $30 worth of Mexican dinner on Friday or Saturday
  • $7 for $14 worth of Mexican lunch on Monday–Friday

Coyote Crossing’s menu features dinner entrees such as a chicken-and-chorizo fried burrito ($17.50) and a shrimp enchilada ($19.95). At lunch, chefs cook up dishes such as chicken-fajita salad ($16.95) and chicken mole ($10.95).

Coyote Crossing

Chefs at Coyote Crossing put great care into crafting their authentic Mexican cuisine—for instance, they blend 54 ingredients into a signature mole sauce that takes two days to make. This detail-oriented approach takes them beyond standard tacos to dishes such as chipotle prime beef tips or tampiquena, a thin-cut, grilled steak served with sautéed poblano peppers. Even when the chefs roll everyday burritos, the packages burst with creative ingredients such as pumpkin-flower sauce or tinga-style shredded chicken. The kitchen also highlights fresh seafood in dishes such as Yucatan citrus-marinated grouper and blackened scallops Coyote served with mango-habanero puree.

Crowned by a large faux cactus, Coyote Crossing’s dining room evokes Southwestern style with vivid desert hues, much like Wile E. Coyote's fall fashion line. In cool weather, patrons can warm up at the fireplace indoors; on balmier days, they can retreat to the sunny brick patio, where a stone fountain burbles in the shade of delicate leaves.

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Uh oh, you've done it again. You've angered that old farmer. You're going to have to run if you don't want to end up in the hog trough tonight. Here's the plan:

  • Bust through the back doors of the barn and head east toward the cow pasture. The rising sun will temporarily blind the farmer, causing him to dramatically pause and survey the landscape before pursuing you.

  • Use the time you've bought to jump the cow fence and head through the pasture. Roll underneath one of the cows, causing it to stand up on its hind legs, lift up its udders, and say "excuuuuuse me!"

  • Look behind you to see that the farmer is now pursuing you in a pickup truck, waving his pitchfork out the window. Let him catch you with the pitchfork right under the strap of your overalls and carry you on the pitchfork for about 100 yards.

  • Flail your arms as you dangle from the pitchfork.

  • As the farmer approaches the hogs' mud pile—where he'll surely stop short, flinging you off the pitchfork and into the mud—grab on a low-hanging tree branch. Swing your body off the pitchfork and up onto the branch, so that you can blissfully wave as the farmer looks back at you in surprise and accidentally runs his truck into the mud.

"That darn trickster tricked me into mud-stickin' my truck!"

Coyote Crossing

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    Conshohocken

    800 Spring Mill Ave
    Conshohocken, Pennsylvania 19428
    (610) 825-3000
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