Coyote Crossing

Coyote Crossing is an authentic Mexican restaurant located on Spring Mill Avenue in Pennsylvania. With a desire to share the glory of Mexican cuisine and culture, the owner has crafted a lush garden atmosphere that serves up hundreds of dishes made with heart and generosity. This restaurant is also home to the only true Mezcal bar in the Philadelphia area. Stop by for Happy Hour Monday-Friday from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM to enjoy $4 Draft Beer, $6 House Margaritas, and $8 Appetizers.
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08/20/2026

The details matter. At Coyote Crossing, we believe that design isn't just about what you see, but how it feels the cool touch of wrought iron, the warmth of the glow, and the life brought by every element.

08/18/2026

One of our star dishes, the Molcajete, takes its name from the volcanic stone mortar it’s served in—a tool used in Mexico for over 3,000 years to grind chiles, spices, and salsas. At Coyote Crossing, every molcajete carries that deep tradition straight to your table. Deep roots, bold new vision. Get ready for the next era of Coyote Crossing.

08/14/2026

Built from the raw elements: Fire, Iron, and Plaster. 🔥🔨
Behind every corner at Coyote Crossing lies a dedication to genuine craft. We took elemental materials and shaped them into pieces that give our space its distinct personality.
Swipe through to see how iron forged in heat and tactile plaster textures come together into the real structure.
Which detail stands out to you most? 👇

08/13/2026

Planning your next big celebration? Let us bring the flavors of Coyote Crossing to you! 🌮✨
From corporate gatherings to private parties and birthdays, our catering packages bring authentic Mexican dishes, customizable taco bars, and fresh flavors straight to your event.
📩 Catering reservations are now open! 👉 Click the link in our bio to submit a request and reserve your date.
📍 Coyote Crossing | Conshohocken, PA

08/11/2026

A little glimpse of what’s coming... The new Coyote is taking shape, but we’re keeping a few secrets for now. Stay tuned. 🤫

08/06/2026

🐾 Our logo tells a story.
A coyote with a paliacate (a traditional Mexican bandana) around his neck. In ancient Mexican folklore, the coyote was a spiritual guide, wise and clever, always knowing the way. The paliacate carries its own legacy: woven by hand, worn for work, for dance, for celebration. Passed down like family.
Together, they're the heart of Coyote Crossing.
Right now, we're taking a little pause, not to disappear, but to come back better. A refreshed space, new dishes, the same love in every plate. Any good guide knows when it's time to prepare before hitting the road again.
See you soon. 🌶️

08/01/2026

Temporarily Closed. 30 Years by Your Side, Moving Toward Something Bigger.
For three decades, we’ve been crossing paths, sharing journeys, and growing together with you. 🐾
This August, we are taking a massive leap forward. We are temporarily closing our doors to renew, reinvent, and rebuild.
We’ll be back very soon—stronger, better, and bigger than ever. Thank you for being part of our history. The best is yet to come! ✨

07/17/2026

🗓️ Counting down: Only 8 days until National Tequila Day! > Mark your calendars for next Friday, July 24th! We are celebrating with Coyote Hour from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, featuring the absolute best cocktails of July, like our refreshing Watermelon Cucumber or Cucumber Coconut margaritas. 🍹✨
But hey, why wait? The bar is already stocked and ready! Stop by for After Office today from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM and start the warm-up.
👥 Bringing the whole crew next Friday? Click the link in our bio to book your table in advance!

07/13/2026

Mondays at Coyote are for those in the know. 🤫🔥
Start your week right. See you from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM for the best seafood in Conshohocken, loaded nachos, and of course, our signature Coyote Hour. 🌮🍹
Don’t miss out!
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07/09/2026

The After Office everyone is talking about. 🗣️✨

Coyote Hour is happening today from 4 PM - 6 PM at the bar and on the patio. Sip on a refreshing Cucumber Coconut Margarita and unwind with us! 🍹

📌 Dine-in only.

Address

800 Spring Mill Avenue
Conshohocken, PA
19428

Take SEPTA's Regional Rail to Conshohocken Station on the Manayunk/Norristown Line. From there, walk south down Fayette Street, then turn right onto East 1st Avenue. Walk three blocks until you reach Spring Mill Avenue, then turn left. The restaurant will be on your left.

If driving, take I-76 W and exit at Conshohocken/PA-23. Turn right onto Fayette Street and then turn left onto East 1st Avenue. Drive three blocks until you reach Spring Mill Avenue, then turn left. There is ample street parking available near the restaurant.

Opening Hours

Monday	12pm - 9pm
Tuesday	12pm - 9pm
Wednesday	12pm - 9pm
Thursday	12pm - 9pm
Friday	12pm - 12am
Saturday	12pm - 12am
Sunday	12pm - 9pm

Website

https://coyotecrossing.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMItYHKuJ2x-wIVSkpyCh0crAVMEAAYASAAEgJoD_D_BwE

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Coyote Crossing is a Mexican restaurant and bar located on Spring Mill Avenue in Conshohocken. The restaurant has been serving authentic Mexican cuisine for over 25 years, and it is the only true Mezcal bar in the Philadelphia area. The owner of Coyote Crossing arrived in Pennsylvania from Mexico City with a desire to share his gifts and the glory of the Mexican kitchen and culture. He has crafted a lush garden filled with joy and generosity, whether in the form of margaritas or any of the hundreds of dishes that have graced the tables of said garden. The edict of this goal is summarized in one sentence: "Making an exceptional experience for every guest." Coyote Crossing offers happy hour specials Monday through Friday from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, including $4 draft beer, $6 house margaritas, and $8 appetizers. If you're looking for an authentic Mexican dining experience or want to try some Mezcal, Coyote Crossing is definitely worth a visit!