Coyote Bluff Cafe

"As far as dive bars go this is supreme… except it is more of a diner than bar, but they got beer and plenty of it. We were recommended this place and drove significantly out of our way for the experience and it was well worth it. Quick attentive service and super delicious burgers. If you do nothing else the rest of your life stop here. Yep."

"Ate at Coyote Bluff Cafe and I get why people talk about it. It’s got that “local hidden spot” vibe—nothing fancy, just a small, loud place that’s all about burgers. My burger came out huge, juicy, and cooked right, and the toppings actually tasted fresh. Fries were hot and salty (in a good way). Service was friendly, but it’s a tight space, so it can feel crowded and the wait depends on the rush. If you want a real, no-frills burger stop, this one delivers."

"Interesting little spot! Stopped in for a cheeseburger and fried pickles while passing through and really, really enjoyed the cheeseburger. The place is pretty small and filled up quick but we didn't feel cramped or rushed. Some guests were asked to wait in their cars until a table was ready because there's no room to wait inside, but none appeared to wait very long."

"This is a quaint Route 66 oldie eatery experience. Whole place is decorated with unique old-time stuff, I being an immigrant to this country, I don't really understand what it is but generally feel curious about the atmosphere. Service was friendly and people were all nice even though the tables and chairs were all kind of small. The place was packed. Only the food was a bit too salty. We ordered fried stuffed jalapenos, red chilli and a traditional burger. Everything tasted a bit saltier than we like. Maybe it was just our taste. A fun stop-by culturally."

"One of the best burgers I've had anywhere. Would definitely go again. Just wish it was in a better building that didn't feel like it was about to cave in. The bathroom is also *horrible* and should be avoided. Zero access if you're on even slightly disabled. Good luck finding a parking spot in the dirt parking lot."