Family Dining at Coyote Crossing in Conshohocken

A Flavorful Celebration:

Some moments deserve a special celebration, and after a great school year, we decided to treat the kids to a memorable dinner at Coyote Crossing in Conshohocken. With its authentic Mexican flavors, inviting ambiance, and generous portions, it was the perfect spot to mark their hard work and achievements.

A Warm Welcome & Stunning Ambiance

Located at 800 Spring Mill Ave, Coyote Crossing immediately sets the tone with its charming mix of vibrant colors, rustic wood accents, and lively energy. We opted for outdoor seating on the patio, where twinkling lights, lush greenery, and a cozy atmosphere made the evening feel even more special. The kids loved the open-air vibe, while we appreciated the comfortable seating and relaxed setting, ideal for unwinding and enjoying good food.

Inside, the decor is equally captivating, with traditional Mexican artwork, bold tiled designs, and a warm, earthy aesthetic that enhances the dining experience. Whether you’re looking for a lively evening with friends or a family-friendly celebration, the space seamlessly balances a festive yet intimate feel.

A Feast for Everyone

One of the standout aspects of Coyote Crossing is its portion sizes—everything is generously plated, ensuring that you’re getting great value for your meal. The kids were particularly excited to try their mocktails, which made them feel extra special and added a festive touch to the evening.

Kid-Approved Mocktails

• Sparkling Strawberry – A refreshing blend of strawberries and fizz, beautifully presented and bursting with flavor.
• Other House Specials – Creative non-alcoholic drinks that let the kids enjoy their own “cocktail experience.”

Meanwhile, the adults indulged in some of the restaurant’s signature dishes, each packed with bold flavors that truly captured the essence of Mexican cuisine.

Must-Try Dishes

• Street Tacos – Fresh, flavorful, and expertly crafted with traditional ingredients.
• Sizzling Fajitas – Served hot and bursting with spices, perfect for sharing.
• House Specialties – Unique dishes showcasing the chef’s creativity, ideal for adventurous food lovers.

You Deserve a LARGE Margarita

Let’s talk margaritas, because if you’re dining at Coyote Crossing, you might as well go big—literally! Their large margaritas are perfect for sipping, celebrating, and making the meal feel extra special.

If you’re wondering which flavor to go for, prickly pear is a MUST. It’s vibrant, slightly sweet, and perfectly balanced, making it an absolute standout. Whether you choose classic, frozen, or infused, this is the drink to order.

Pro Tips for the Best Experience

A few things to know before heading to Coyote Crossing:

• Parking can be tricky – Arrive 15-20 minutes before your reservation to allow time. There is a small parking lot, but street parking is available too.
• Make a reservation – This spot is popular, so booking ahead saves you the hassle of waiting.
• Expect upscale pricing – While worth every penny, this is more of a date night or girls’ night destination, ideal for an elevated dining experience.
• Gratuity for larger groups – If you’re dining with five or more, note that a 20% gratuity is automatically added to the bill.

Coyote Crossing Final Thoughts

Dining at Coyote Crossing was the perfect way to celebrate the kids’ hard work and reflect on the school year’s success. From beautiful ambiance to unforgettable flavors, it exceeded expectations and created a moment worth savoring.

Seating and Policy Questions

If there was one thing I could change is them asking if we wanted to dine in or out. They automatically took us outside and although I enjoy eating outside some in my family didn’t. I found that to be off-putting. It’s always customary to ask guests their preference. Also the lower number of people in a party for automatic gratuity.

I plan to call back to verify this policy. I honestly felt as if they had added it just because. As a family of 5 I’ve never had it added. When they did it I simply paid it but I felt they capped themselves out off of a larger gratuity. My normal tipping is always 25%. I’m a principle person so when you ask me to do something that i see no policy for that’s all I’m doing. The standard in the restaurant industry is usually parties of 6 or more. As often as I dine out this has NEVER happened. So be aware!

Have you ever been to Coyote Crossing? If so, what’s your favorite dish? If not, I highly recommend stopping by—you’ll leave with a full belly, a happy heart, and (hopefully) a large prickly pear margarita in hand!