You don’t need a passport to indulge in authentic Mexican food! This unassuming town (err… village) serves up some of the best Mexican dishes just south of the Buffalo border. Head to Hamburg and live like every day is Taco Tuesday!
Coyote Cafe is located at 36 Main Street in the Village of Hamburg.
Coyote Cafe - Yelp We’ve mentioned our love for Hamburg before, but this place takes it to a whole new level!
For starters…
Jeff G. - Yelp When you arrive to Coyote Cafe, you’ll notice a few things: outdoor dining, a great mural painted on the restaurant’s exterior wall, and – once you step inside – the delicious aromas of the best Mexican food!
Coyote Cafe is one of Hamburg’s most popular restaurants, and their menu shows us why.
Jeff G. - Yelp They have everything from chimichangas to delicious salads, and anything you order is sure to be a safe bet. You seriously can’t go wrong!
Make it your own!
Coyote Cafe-Hamburg - Facebook If you’re a picky eater or just want a little bit extra, Coyote Cafe has you covered! Add a meat, sauce, side, or extra to virtually any dish for a small additional cost. (Trust us, the grilled shrimp is worth the $1!)
Our recommendations? Try a little bit of as much as you can, but be sure to order these staples!
Coyote Cafe-Hamburg - Facebook Street tacos, fajitas, and quesadillas are our go-tos, and don’t forget the sides of Mexican potatoes and Spanish rice!
Wash it all down with a delicious specialty cocktail.
Coyote Cafe-Hamburg - Facebook Coyote Cafe obviously offers up delicious margaritas to pair with your Mexican dishes, but be sure to check out their other cocktail menu options, too! They’re all equally as delicious and refreshing after a big meal!
Save room for delicious desserts!
Coyote Cafe - Yelp You might be feeling full after your meal, but trust us when we tell you that you’ll want to find a little bit of extra space in your stomach for dessert! I mean… just look at this!
Hungry yet? Same here!
Coyote Cafe-Hamburg - Facebook We can’t wait for our next excuse to get to Coyote Cafe! Head to Hamburg to get a taste of the best Mexican food. They are open Mondays from 4pm to 11pm, Tuesday-Thursday from 11am to 9pm, and Friday-Saturday from 11am to10pm. (and the bar stays open even later). See ya there, amigos!
Have you been to Coyote Cafe before? Tell us about your favorite dishes in the comments below, and be sure to recommend your other favorite Mexican restaurants so we can add them to our list of must-haves!
Coyote Cafe - Yelp
We’ve mentioned our love for Hamburg before, but this place takes it to a whole new level!
Jeff G. - Yelp
When you arrive to Coyote Cafe, you’ll notice a few things: outdoor dining, a great mural painted on the restaurant’s exterior wall, and – once you step inside – the delicious aromas of the best Mexican food!
They have everything from chimichangas to delicious salads, and anything you order is sure to be a safe bet. You seriously can’t go wrong!
Coyote Cafe-Hamburg - Facebook
If you’re a picky eater or just want a little bit extra, Coyote Cafe has you covered! Add a meat, sauce, side, or extra to virtually any dish for a small additional cost. (Trust us, the grilled shrimp is worth the $1!)
Street tacos, fajitas, and quesadillas are our go-tos, and don’t forget the sides of Mexican potatoes and Spanish rice!
Coyote Cafe obviously offers up delicious margaritas to pair with your Mexican dishes, but be sure to check out their other cocktail menu options, too! They’re all equally as delicious and refreshing after a big meal!
You might be feeling full after your meal, but trust us when we tell you that you’ll want to find a little bit of extra space in your stomach for dessert! I mean… just look at this!
We can’t wait for our next excuse to get to Coyote Cafe! Head to Hamburg to get a taste of the best Mexican food. They are open Mondays from 4pm to 11pm, Tuesday-Thursday from 11am to 9pm, and Friday-Saturday from 11am to10pm. (and the bar stays open even later). See ya there, amigos!
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